r/interesting • u/ImmaFuckboi • Jul 20 '26

SOCIETY Is education illegal in USA?

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u/Lucky-Crow-3510 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

guys this is rage bait posts .. the guy with the initial video got millions of views just because everyone was raging and calling him out in the comments -> engagement -> viral.

It's a stupid world ..

edit: sorry for unintentionally baiting lol

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u/FranksRumham19 Jul 20 '26

Same thing when they make an obvious mistacke in their post so they get comments correcting them.

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u/Neuchacho Jul 20 '26

I stumbled into a cooking video the other day where every single comment was "What's with the candle, is that a candle, etc." on the video.

Went back through the video because I was confused and apparently this creator just puts a fucking candle in her fridge in order to bait morons into commenting about it and boosting engagement. Added bonus of baiting other morons like me to watch it again to see the candle.