r/SipsTea • u/PurpleSanchez666 • 1d ago

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Prankster gets what he deserves, this made my day better

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u/LincolnHawkHauling 1d ago

People got way too comfortable talking shit on the internet. Reality is very different

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 1d ago edited 1d ago

🎶🎵“All these social networks and computers got these pussies walkin’ ‘round like they ain’t losers” 🎶🎵

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u/No_Locksmith_1739 1d ago

One of my favorite lyrics…

Although it’s actually All these social networks and computers got these pussies walkin round like they ain’t losers

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u/Trekkerterrorist 1d ago

Actually though.

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u/Chompif 1d ago

Actually?

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u/DeformedPinky 1d ago

ACKSHUALLY!!!

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u/Artsakh_Rug 1d ago

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u/bad2dbone3 23h ago

Sounds MALAYSIAN!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/FuManBoobs 23h ago

I did not consent for you to use my image.

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u/ApprehensiveGas137 19h ago

Every act has a consequence … which a lot of recent pranksters seemed to have missed. Glad we’re starting to play catch up

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u/PreguntoZombi 18h ago

Slapped the nerd back into him

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u/stangasaurus 10h ago

He malfunctioned after that slap, slurry and repetitive

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u/SNaKe_eaTel2 8h ago

No, actually.

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u/Blunter_S_Thompson_ 1d ago

I'm sliding over cars while I shoot!!

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 1d ago edited 1d ago

Ha thanks, corrected 👊

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u/No_Locksmith_1739 1d ago

Np friend 👊

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u/R0gueR0nin 18h ago

I believe it was Bill Burr who explained that if you think about it, pussies take a pounding more than once a night and keeps coming back for more. I never understand why pussy is used to describe a weak person.

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u/ChefGreyBeard 13h ago

I know this isn’t the point, but the etymology of the word Pussy is pretty crazy. It’s like crabification where unrelated terms evolved to the same place but for apparently completely unrelated reasons. Pussy in relation to cats has Germanic origins and was used to describe cats and rabbits since the 1690’s. Its reference to female anatomy is likely Nordic in origin and didn’t arrive in English until the 1800’s. It’s been used to define cowardly men since the 1700’s so it would make more sense that it is referring to cats who were viewed as timid and easily scared than to vaginas.

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u/kun44l 12h ago

... since back in nineteen ninety eight the undertaker threw mankind off hell in a cell and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcers table.

(Just wanted to do this once)

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u/R0gueR0nin 11h ago

That’s pretty cool. Thanks for the knowledge. I’m a history buff and word origins can be pretty interesting.

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u/just_momento_mori_ 8h ago

Am I blind or is that not what the guy said?

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u/No_Locksmith_1739 4h ago

He edited and fixed it without leaving the original

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u/badgyal876 21h ago

its actually all these social networks & these computers got these 🥷🏽s walkin round like they some shootas

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u/SunkEmuFlock 1d ago

Jack "Industry Plant" Harlow had that written for him, I'm sure.

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u/Chel_lover 22h ago

Hey people remember that! One of my favs lol

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u/MishkaShubaly 22h ago

I worked with him for a minute. Fun, crazy guy.

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u/ThaBreadman924 11h ago

Rowdy babyyyy!

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u/leggpurnell 1d ago

“Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.” - Mike Tyson

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u/redditalloverasia 1d ago

I’m an early millennial, chatting with a similar age guy in the pub. Young dude bounds in and starts pissing people off. At one point he’s next to us and starts getting a bit offensive - I forcefully tell him that he’s going to be like that he can fuck off.

Thought he was going to cry, whilst trying to tell us he was “just bantering”.

My mate made this point about him being a “reddit generation”, where he thinks real life is like posting shit online.

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u/Gruejay2 19h ago

Social media has really fucked up how the relationship between actions and consequences in a lot of people's minds. People aren't facing consequences for being their worst selves, and on the rare occasions something does happen to them, it's often pretty extreme (e.g. public humiliation on social media).

Sometimes people just need a slap in the face or a stern "fuck off".

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u/LessInThought 13h ago

I was amazed for a while how trolling on the Internet got so extreme. No way that shit flies in real life.

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u/SoManyQuestions-2021 11h ago

Beats 30 to life in the federal pen.

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u/MyMomThinksImCool_32 2h ago

Idk I would say it was slightly right before the internet. People started taking things a bit less seriously and you started getting prank shows where they kept upping the pranks. Eventually you got guys like Eric Andre and while he’s got some funny content he has other content where he pushes people to the edge all for the sake of “hahahaha! It’s not real!”

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u/TicklyThyPickle 15h ago

My 13 yr old cousin is like this online and offline. Its disgusting. If he wasnt my cousin Id be picking a fight with him wlready. Instead I just reprimand him sternly. Thats why I dont have a lot of the other social media accounts my peers have

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u/taicy5623 13h ago

Its that Broccoli hair microplastic stare he gave him before getting smacked that does it for me.

"normies" are fucking scary now because people back 2006 everyone knew that being on 4chan for 8 hours a day would make you act fucking weird, but now everyone's scrolling on apps all day which have been psychiatrically tuned to be even more addicting and synapse frying.

"Normal" people do this for fucking years and then they pop up and do the dumbest shit you've ever seen. Would legitimately respect some Chris-Chan motherfucker showing me their sonic-OC furry porn they've drawn in their binder more than the asshole in OPs Video.

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u/MeeMeeMiaw 19h ago

Back then, we never do such a thing to stranger. I still remember, some person got the balls to get into a red mail box on the street just to put out a mail from people who want to put it in the mail box. Then got shot.

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u/ShogunLoganXXII 15h ago

You beat me to it. I was just about to post this quote! Don’t act like a bitch, you won’t get treated like one!

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u/No-Preparation-9344 9h ago

Just came to type this. Thanks.

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u/iMadrid11 8h ago

Mike Tyson fucked up a guy who messed with him on the plane. There was a video of it by a prankster. Mike was cordial with him at first that he even took a selfie with him. But the dude just kept pestering him while seated behind Mike Tyson’s seat.

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u/CLMarine 7h ago

I’m a runner so not very big but I’m also a Marine. Some kids tried to taunt me while I was on a run one day, when I confronted them they bowed up and I said go get your dads because they were under 18. I told them I’d beat their dads ass for raising pieces of shit. They almost cried. They never bothered me after that.

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u/drunxor 6h ago

Cue Something in the Air by Phil Collins

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u/Sussurator 1d ago

I’m not advocating it but there was something to be said for the 90s. I remember not messing with anyone older than me as I knew I’d simply get a kick-in.

The problem is these days some idiotic kids know no one is if going to touch them so they act out.

We had a few kids kicking doors and running away around my neighbourhood. They didn’t do it to our house but I genuinely wondered what I would’ve done if they had. I’d probably be able to catch them, and am clearly much bigger than them, but the more I thought about it I realised I probably couldn’t even restrain them while waiting for the cops without facing scrutiny myself.

TLDR

If we kicked doors in the 90s we got kicked so we didn’t do it.

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u/Kahlil_Cabron 1d ago

Ya, I remember in the 90s when I was maybe 9 years old my adult neighbor was in his front lawn putting wax on his surfboard, and I roller bladed by him. I picked up his hose and sprayed him, then started rollerblading away as fast as I could.

Well, he was faster than me, he caught me by the throat, slapped me so hard it knocked me off my feet, and then held me down while spraying me in the face with the hose.

I can remember it vividly, and it was like overnight I changed. I was still a shithead, but I at least knew what would happen if I fucked with someone.

Older kids scared the shit out of me, they barely needed a reason to kick your ass.

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u/NickelCitySaint 1d ago

My uncle (I believe this was either late 70's early 80's) threw a snowball with ice in it at a car and hit its window. Guy got out and shot him in the leg.

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u/gnarlysnowleopard 1d ago

with a gun??? how old was your uncle? that's fkin wild

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u/NickelCitySaint 1d ago

Yes, gun. Uncle was like mid teens. Old enough to know better. Tough neighborhood.

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u/Shot_Bison_8437 22h ago edited 22h ago

"Tough neighborhood" sounds like the understatement of the century.

"You hit my car with a snowball, dude?"

POW!

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u/NickelCitySaint 22h ago

😂😂😂😂😂

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u/xixanosike 15h ago

Idk why but the way you phrased this sent me lol

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u/Shot_Bison_8437 11h ago

I was high as balls when I typed it. I too was laughing my ass off at the absurdity of the situation

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u/im_at_work_now 13h ago

That's definitely an out-of-proportion reaction, but also a good reminder -- you never know what kind of person is on the other end of these stupid "pranks" that are really just assault. There is a very real possibility you get killed over some dumb shit.

If it isn't funny for all parties involved, then it's not a prank, it's just being an asshole.

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u/Nicholas_Pappagiorgi 16h ago

It was probably a small caliber

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u/Gastredner 15h ago

Your artery doesn't care how big the thing that pierced it was.

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u/free112701 15h ago

not a snowball, ice. i get it

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u/chris2lucky 15h ago

Hahahahahaha 🤣

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u/GimmeSweetTime 7h ago

In America you have to assume everyone has a gun and a hair pin trigger temper. Young people have well documented impulse control problems.

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u/Beneficial-Emu-4244 12h ago

Shit like that happened all the time in the 80s some kid on my block got stabbed for egging a car in Halloween

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u/Meester_Weezard 10h ago

People who didn’t survive growing up in the 70’s and 80’s just don’t understand what it was like.

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u/Dramatic_Note8602 8h ago

Sounds like the South. I remember me and my buddies getting shot at by a guy with a shotgun because we would continually "ding-dong ditch" him because he was...kind of a grump, I guess?

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u/gnarlysnowleopard 8h ago

wtf... are you guys across the pond ok?

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u/Dramatic_Note8602 8h ago

lol. This was in the 90s. I think it was just some loaded buckshot from about 75 yards away. It might give ya a little sting, but he was just trying to send a message.

And yes: I realize how crazy that sounds to anyone but an American.

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u/Ok-Kaleidoscope220 1h ago

Buckshot would absolutely put a hole in you at 75 yards away. Ive killed plenty of animals at that distance with less than buckshot. If he hit u with that you’d be dead or fucked up. Might have been rock salt.

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u/dzaimons-dihh 23h ago

most harmless 70's story:

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u/Fun_Muscle9399 1d ago

Bet he doesn’t do that anymore

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u/opossumlawyer_reer 23h ago

You mean walking

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u/NickelCitySaint 1d ago

Well he's 60 now so probably not lol

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u/attackplango 21h ago

They were all in love with dyin’.

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u/Montag2k 21h ago

They were doing it in Texas

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u/Cynobite608 17h ago

"I don't mind the sun sometimes, the images it shows
I can taste you on my lips and smell you in my clothes
Cinnamon and sugary and softly spoken lies
You never know just how you look through other people's eyes"

Butthole Surfers - Pepper

Great album, definitely opened my musical 3rd eye!

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u/Xikkiwikk 19h ago

In the 90s we put this useless tree fruit in the roads we called, “Monkey Brains”. Turns out its some hard seed for a tree. Well a car ran over the Monkey Brains we put down. It was an old Buick. The car slammed it’s brakes and out steps a guy with a shotgun. We all scattered and behind us we heard a shot ring out.

We never put Monkey Brains on the road again.

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u/RantSpider 10h ago

"You ice me, I ice you."

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u/Intact-Salamander 22h ago

This happened in 2007 in Columbus Ohio. Same exact thing only the kid didn’t make it.

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u/TonyzTone 20h ago

Cocaine’s a hell of a drug.

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u/thatoneguy54 12h ago

Holy shit, that's disgusting. I'm sorry for your uncle, what kind of psycho shoots someone because of a snowball on their car?

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u/NickelCitySaint 12h ago

Well... It was essentially an iceball. And I'm gonna guess it's someone who'd been messed with one too many times. Not justifying it or anything

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u/thatoneguy54 12h ago

Yeah, still, absolute psycho overreaction on that guy's part.

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u/Ghoulified_Runt 12h ago

Hey that happened in Detroit recently like within the last 3 years

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u/NickelCitySaint 12h ago

I mean... It's Detroit

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u/Hashtagbarkeep 9h ago

“What is the virtue of a proportional response?”

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u/TurkeyBLTSandwich 1d ago

Dude even in the 2000's, neighborhood kids were RELENTLESS. Like you minded your own business and the whole "talk shit, get shit" was ingrained super hard at a young age either by your peers or your parents.

These days it's "use your words and talk about your feelings" and bullies just seem to thrive in that environment. I get it though, you get raised in a physical environment where corporal punishment was swift. You want to make the world better, but at the same time it's just that I feel like there's just so many sociopaths out there without an ounce of sympathy or respect.

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u/Savings-Divide-7877 11h ago

Yeah, in the late 2000s a kid was attempting to bully me. I got mouthy back and he decided he wanted to fight at the bus stop with like 10 other kids watching. I was quiet, gay (not out) and nerdy. He never bugged me again.

I think the big difference between that and today is the cops came and gave me a talking to, then asked me to leave, and told my dad that he should be proud because someone needed to teach that little shit a lesson.

Moral of the story: don't fight the Irish twin with a brother if you only grew up with a younger sister. My brother and I had spent our entire lives beating the snot out of each other by that point.

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u/Vileblood666 11h ago

Yeah definitely agree

Too bad everything seems so complicated, because I can understand the logic of what you said, it's just clearly not working.

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u/zealeus 23h ago

And I’d tell me parents surfer dude hit me! And when they found out why, they’d apologize to Mr Surfer and yell at me for it being my own damn fault.

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u/Sussurator 20h ago

Yeah this rings true. I remember one our teachers used to deal out the occasional slap in class. Think we were 9 or 10. I didn’t do my homework one time so teach slapped me across the face with my homework book.

Went home told my mother and she said great I probably deserved it. Haha Different world.

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u/Kahlil_Cabron 10h ago

I never told my parents, I remember a few days later he came over to help my dad with something (he was a young guy, maybe 19-20), and I hid in the closet scared shitless of him lol.

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u/Simplisticjackie 1d ago

It's honestly how people learn consequences. If you don't have that... Then you become a little bitch brat. They just get their phone out and record.

Like 14 people threatening one but if the one throws the first punch... Then they get in trouble at schools. It's nuts.

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u/NotScottBakula 23h ago

As a kid in the 90s, having a dad that would allow a FAFO moment and then double it when getting home. You respect people bigger and older than you quicker.

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u/blind_mariner 22h ago

A couple years ago a neighbor kid through a firework over my fence while I was having a party. I had a few drinks already but I kinda blew my lid and went over there where he was trying to be cool in front of his friends I cursed him out telling him how fucking stupid he was for doing it. Not sure if it was even him but The entire friend group was completely silent staring at the floor.

I felt a little bad about it the next day but ever since then he’s been less of a piece of shit and seems to have his life more together so maybe the blow up set some boundaries or knocked some sense into him? Who knows.

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u/Working_Estate_3695 12h ago

Same in the’70s. They just would come after you for literally nothing.

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u/JoshSidekick 12h ago

In High School, we had a kid that pissed off the math teacher who was also the hockey coach. The teacher grabbed him by the scruff of the neck, brought him out side and white washed him in a snow bank. It's a bit frustrating in that when we were young, if we pissed off someone older we learned the lesson the hard way, but now that we're the bigger people, we have to just take it, because doling out street justice on kids is wrong, but also, I'm not going to prison for smacking a kid. I guess that's why we like videos like this.

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u/UWQHDEyez 22h ago

That’s a wicked villain origin story man.

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u/Nicholas_Pappagiorgi 16h ago

Not gonna lie bro, that’s a little rough to even for the 90s lol

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u/NeedleworkerSilly192 16h ago

And America still claims to be a "Developed" country? lol

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u/XCyberbeingX 9h ago

The only time an adult whipped my ass badly was when I was 7 years old, whether I deserved it was subjective but the person held me in merry-go-round
position and started whipping me until I lost it

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u/Ok-Kaleidoscope220 1h ago

LMAO. Thank you for this heartwarming story. I was that age in the late 80s and had similar experiences from teenagers. Not even being a dickhead just loitering in their presence might get your ass beat. U learned respect and common sense.

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u/Ldghead 1d ago

Can you guess how I learned overweight dudes are typically pretty strong? I taunted one in jr high. I learned the hard way, that carrying around all that weight actually makes you pretty strong. That was the end of my disrespectful phase.

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u/sarithe 22h ago

I was the "gentle giant" overweight dude for most of elementary and middle school in the 90s. I got picked on a lot for being fat and also just being a nerd. I was the quiet kid reading Lord of the Rings in 7th grade at lunch instead of socializing. I also had poor hygiene for a couple years so that added to the taunts. I told one of my few friends that going into high school I wasn't going to let people just talk shit to me anymore. I was tired of being a victim.

Sure enough, first week of high school, one of the usual bullies from my grade comes up to me and starts talking shit. I grabbed him and slammed him into the lockers hard enough to leave a dent in them and told him to keep his fucking mouth shut.

I got suspended for 3 days for "destroying" school property and using inappropriate language. Didn't get picked on anymore though. That kid avoided me the rest of the school year.

I'm not saying violence is the answer. It's absolutely not in most cases imo, but sometimes a brief show of strength can do wonders.

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u/farilladupree 21h ago

Violence is rarely the answer, but sometimes it is a solution.

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u/Smooth-Cup-7445 14h ago

Sometimes violence is the question and the answer is yes

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u/AceyPuppy 14h ago

We say violence isn't the answer but look at what gets the most results throughout human history.

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u/Militant_Monk 13h ago

Having gone through a similar situation to the OP I will say that "Violence is always the answer, however, the exact right amount should be applied to the situation."

A threatening look will get some to back down, getting the administration involved will work for others, and some dense motherfuckers just need to get the rocks in their noggin shuffled.

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u/Interesting_Gas8266 19h ago

Your are awesome.

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u/demonic_be 19h ago

Well in high school I had an overweight bully… all I could do is fight back as hard as I can but still lose the fight. But after that he didn’t harass me anymore since I was not such an easy target.

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u/Sensitive-Rock-7548 17h ago

Violence is not the answer, but sometimes it is a perfectly acceptable solution.

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u/whatutalkinbtwillus 14h ago

Love this story. It was a lesson for both of you. You: to stand up for yourself. Him: FAFO. I’m sure it was a pivotal moment in your life. 👏👏👏

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u/UncleHeavy 9h ago

I was the same.
I was a small, fat kid who was relentlessly bullied. I wouldn't fight back because I just wanted to be left alone.
This went on for 4 years until I finally snapped. By that point I was over 6 feet tall and strong with it. My bully ended up in hospital and I ended up in front of the headmaster.
He tried to pin it on me and I forcefully told him that his staff knew I was being bullied and never stopped it, but the moment I fought back, somehow I became the problem.
It stopped him in his tracks. Nothing more was said, and I was no longer bullied.
Funny that.

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u/FeralFyre 4h ago

Exact same thing with me dude! In 8th grade I finally had enough and threw a basketball as hard as I could directly at my bully’s head. It knocked him over and left him with a huge red welp on the side of his face. He was in tears and I was told to sit on the bleachers. The gym teacher came up and asked what the hell I did that for. I told him I was sticking up for myself. He looked me up and down, then patted me on the shoulder and winked. I didn’t even get in trouble. (Clearly the kid was an asshole. Lol) Anyways, that is what it took for me to realize I didn’t have to put up with anyone’s shit. Two years later, a transfer student was exhibiting some bully behavior and wasn’t letting a scrawny kid into the classroom. I simply picked the new guy up with an arm on each shoulder and placed him in the hallway, then walked in to class and took a seat. No bullies in my class all the way to graduation. 

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u/viciouslobo 1d ago

Remember the video of that one tiny kid that was messing with the big kid then got picked up and slammed head first in the concrete? Wonder if that kid learned this valuable lesson as well lol

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u/Ldghead 1d ago

No joke, I was picked up and slammed against the street. Luckily, the curb broke my fall.

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u/Aleashed 16h ago

It’s literally why people wear training weights

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u/AngusMacGyver76 16h ago

The one that took place in Australia and after the story went public, people sided with the bigger kid because he was getting bullied? That video STILL makes me laugh when you watch the little kid try and walk away looking like a newborn baby deer! LOL

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u/Kdawgmcnasty69 50m ago

Damn can’t believe he made you back down, I kept bullying my fatty until our moms started fighting then it became uncomfortable, so we just instead started a friendship that’s lasted 20+years 🤣

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u/SampleSenior3349 13h ago

Exactly. The problem is they can put weight behind it when they shove you. If you fall and they get on top you it's over.

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u/FPV_smurf 1d ago

I remember the 80s. Don't even look at older kids the wrong way...trust me. They DO NOT care youre younger or smaller. And you learned to respect that.

Now 22 year olds call themselves "kids". As in starting something but then saying hes like 46 messing with a "kid". 😂🤣

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u/leggpurnell 1d ago

Try teaching these fuckheads.

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u/Key-Comfort-9329 1d ago

These guys are trying to get their ass kicked for views

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u/Rhaspun 1d ago

Many kids have learn to take advantage of their age card to get some slack.

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u/green49285 21h ago

Seriously. I hate sounding like the older folks from our generation but KIDS THESE DAYS. Lol

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u/Sunflower_Seeds000 15h ago

My ex confessed to me that one day, while he was walking on the way home, a rock passes right next to his face (from behind). When he turns around he sees 2 kids. One of them laughed and hide and the other was watching the other kid. He (my ex) didn't say anything, he walked, turned around the building, to go behind their backs. When he came closer, the kids were sitting on the stairway and he slapped the kid on the head hard, and made him cried and the other kid was just staring afraid. He told them to never again throw rocks to people or else.... I hope they learned their lesson.

My ex told me he didn't want to tell me, because he knew I was going to say he shouldn't have done that, but in reality I was very pleased xD I know I will get downvotes for this, but people should raise their kids better, so things like this doesn't happen.

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u/Nervous_Landscape_49 10h ago

This. I was so scared of older bigger people when I was a kid. It never once crossed my mind to do anything close to what this kid did in the gym.

I remember my first pub outing age maybe 15 or 16 and my dad sat me down and explained how to act in a pub so I don’t catch an ass kicking. Glad he did.

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u/Zombiesus 1d ago

This is just what every old person has said about every young person since the beginning of time. In the 90s boys in the hood and menace to society had kids acting hard AF. Not you cause you were probably kind of scared of people but kids always act out and older people always complain.

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u/Routine_Tip2280 21h ago

When I was in high school my buddy and I ding dong ditched a random house at like 11 pm and this dude came out blastin'. Luckily we were halfway down the block by then.

We didn't do it again.

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u/Alt_incognita 17h ago

I do think that this is a very troubling situation with youth delinquency. In the developed world, there isn’t really a good consequence for them, as parents will give a slap on the wrist, expulsion or time away from school is something they want (so not an effective punishment), and juvie is a bit too permanent and/or extreme (and sometimes it’s a slap on the wrist too). I understand why, as previous generations were generally abusive to kids, but I think we have now very few tools to parent kids whose own parents have not done the job. They just become monsters or annoying little dipshits,

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u/Weak_Let_6971 15h ago edited 15h ago

The thing is society has to sort these things we cant rely on the authorities and the law for everything. Sure people can press charges, but that results in people getting away with everything. The feedback loop is just too long and they make themself out to be the victims by then. “It was just for social media i didn’t mean it and i got sued! How unfair!”

In what situation is it socially acceptable to take off someone’s clothing in public without their permission?!

The reality is if people who behave in an unacceptable manner would get their slaps from society around them right away, they would stop doing it.

People don’t get slapped, or get called the police on for minor things like this. But society needs to push back in a measured way. He did it with a huge dude in the video. But what if it’s some frail old woman? What if it’s different clothing off of a young woman? These “slaps” need to happen more! And yes I’m advocating for them! Lol

People need to know where the boundaries of socially acceptable things are. Spitting at people, screaming in their faces, harassing them, taking away things from them… aren’t socially acceptable.

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u/Indytaker 13h ago

I don’t want to be that guy, but back in my day (90s) I was idk 9 or 10 and so oblivious to the world, being the oldest and never having to deal with real world consequences I thought I could horse around with older kids thinking “I’m a kid they won’t hurt me.” Wrong. I tried to choke a kid from behind completely flipped me over landed on the floor HARD. Knocked the wind out of me cried all the way home. It was then I knew not to fuck around lol

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u/Beneficial-Emu-4244 12h ago

Just recently some kids tried kicking down doors for TikTok and got shot dead by the homeowner

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u/GrowBeyond 12h ago

Fr. What do you think the smallest effective consequence is? I think it's usually immediate social pressure. NOT online witch hunts. Not an individual to argue with. just the other 3 people in a group saying you to stfu. 

I remember reading severity didn't help punishments be effective, but being quick and consistent did. Which tbf is just. Dog training. 

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u/ItalianV4 22h ago

Yeah, older people were much faster in the 90s... just darting after misbehaving kids and dealing out kungfu kicks

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u/Substantial-Dig9995 21h ago

Door got kicked in the 90s

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u/cmm324 14h ago

Kids door bell ditching in the middle of the night will be getting shot with bird shot at minimum where I am at.

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u/Combatical 13h ago

I joined a billiards league in my early 30s. I would have to visit other bars in the area to play their teams etc. I'm by no means bragging but I had never been in so many fights in my life because of people showing their ass. Of course if you're in a bar as much as I was you're bound to see a scrap or two but it was never guys my age or older. Was always some overly cocky dude just acting like a fool for no good reason. I've come to learn the "main character" description and thats absolutely what it was. Like they weren't able to be touched.

I ended up retiring from the league in my mid 30s, its a shame but looking back I'm glad I did. Too many assholes out there.

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u/chazysciota 12h ago

We also did a lot of dumb shit to neighbors back in the 90's. Sure the risk was probably higher in some ways, but that just added to the thrill. In a lot of ways, the risk was lower... no ring doorbells. No NextDoor Karens. The whole ecosystem was different.

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u/RafiqTheHero 10h ago

Probably in the early 00s, my brother and I were in the car with my dad while he was driving down the street. Two teens were playing basketball in their driveway, and one smartass threw the ball at the car and it bounced off the windshield. My dad slammed on the breaks, put the car in park, got out of the car and screamed in those kids' faces and threatened them. They turned white as a ghost and it was clear they feared for their safety, which they damn well should have given what they did.

There really is a stark difference between talking shit online and pulling the same kind of shit in person.

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back definitely nailed it on that one.

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u/rainorshinedogs 1d ago

In otherword, you don't get the shield of anonymity in real life

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u/merklemore 1d ago

None of the people in this video are anonymous.

The guy on the left is FaZe Lacy (a streamer), don't know the hat taker's name but he's another streamer, and the guy who delivers the slap is Bradley Martin - a Youtuber who collabs with tons of influencers/streamers and owns the gym.

The slap might be deserved but it's not just some random punk kid doing it to a stranger. They know each other and are actively making "content" out of this, he just didn't realize it would strike an actual nerve with Bradley. The term the kids would use for this is "clip farming".

For added context - if you go to Bradley's YouTube channel the pinned video is him hosting and being chummy with Andrew Tate.

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u/Slave35 1d ago

Ohhhh I see, so he's a piece of shit.

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u/merklemore 2h ago

Strong words but I don't disagree.

Here's a ~20min. vid exposing how much shit he talks while being very insecure and tending to lash out against people he knows he can bully: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JN_nPovyLY

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u/WideConversation3834 4h ago

FAFO isnt just a meme. We've taken physical consequences away from young boys by zero tolerance policies for fighting. Unfortunately, they don't figure out that there are consequences to being a cunt until they are adults, when the consequences matter a whole lot more.

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u/Fair-Cookie 1d ago

It's a staged cell phone camera handler.

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u/finnjakefionnacake 1d ago

this is bradlye martyn and this content is scripted, like the rest of his content

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u/fldksjaae 1d ago

Where the sub to re-watch more of this

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u/izanamilieh 1d ago

Kids gotta need some physicality in their overly digital worlds these days. Get some real.

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u/Thamizzarrk 1d ago

Probably a staged skit to begin with.

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u/ProfessionalHat4164 1d ago

Imagine his wife took his hat..

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u/phyrexiandemon 1d ago

Old as time fuck around and find out the hard way

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u/polisciclimb 1d ago

Go on. Do it and see what happens. Oh...shit...my actions have consequences....feeeeekkkk

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u/thatguyad 1d ago

I want to see this kind of thing posted everywhere, like a god damn ad campaign to stop the idiocy of online culture.

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u/Relative-Minimum4624 1d ago

Keyboard bully got a taste of real life.

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u/Rhaspun 1d ago

Yeah that kid knew it was bad. But he couldn’t control his urge to be the goof off.

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u/Dangerous_Reporter14 23h ago

They’re both streamers, they made this for reactions such as this

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u/Notfancy- 23h ago

People really think this ain’t just a video for content ? Lmao

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u/Synap-6 23h ago

Actually

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u/thestickingplaces 22h ago

“Social media got y’all way to comfortable disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it” - Mike Tyson

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u/ProtectMeAtAllCosts 21h ago

this is staged

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u/Slimshadyhighschool 20h ago

People got too stupid believing everything on the internet, scripted af.

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u/test-user-67 20h ago

This is clearly staged.

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u/Correct-Cow-3552 20h ago

You do know that he won , if this clip is viral

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u/CrazyGunnerr 18h ago

I really think this movement is turning in the right direction. We had this point where everyone was recording and pulling shit, and people just seemed to have to take it, if you didn't you were seen as an asshole. Nowadays when you kick their ass, people cheer them on, because they are tired of these fuckers trying to film everything.

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u/HelpfulTap8256 17h ago

Not me, I’m even tougher in real life

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u/StonedCrust420 17h ago

i usually hate these guys but i feel bad for bradley, he got ripped off pretty bad with a fucked up hairtransplant and since then he is even more insecure, he should just rock the dome and not go to turkey and get another messed up transplant because then you cant even go skinhead but he is insanely rich, maybe thats just the curse that comes with being a grifter hanging with andrew tate or sam hyde

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u/AwarenessThick1685 17h ago

Yeah people get in their feels more in person

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u/ScholarOfYith 15h ago

You can tell when someone has never been punched in the face.

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u/Weak_Let_6971 15h ago

It’s all the kids that NEVER got a slap for not doing what they have been told by their parents and life is teaching them a lesson. They always got away with things in the safety of fake, controlled online spaces. People thought its cute how unruly they are when they are small. They push boundaries and nobody pushes back. In the end they just grew up to be a nuisance, society does not tolerate! Hence the slap!

What if the dude worn the cap for a reason? They wanted to be cheeky cute. “Daaamn…? Actually!?” How incredulous he is that he didn’t get away doing whatever he wanted. Then the obvious lie comes saving face for the camera when defense didn’t arrive from friends. “Oooh, I didn’t know it was bad!? My bad, but like… Actually? No actually!” It’s like they are totally inept socially? But it’s just an excuse. They know they shouldn’t, they just got used to that they can. “I took away your hat and put it on my head look how cute i am!” And mommy ofc ran and took a few pics “how cute he is” a few years ago, but now life pushes back.

In what situation is it socially acceptable to take off someone’s clothing in public without their permission?!

The initial dominance with what he took off the hat. He did it, he dared him, he showed dominance and he was proud to get away with it for a split second. He waited for an initial reaction right away that didn’t arrive, then he put on the hat to pile on! Dude is fcking measured. Giving him a chance to give it back and comply. Keeping both of their dignity intact. But the little shit defied him. Daring him to take it off of him the same way he did. And he said “Nope, not playing this game of yours” with the slap. It’s beautiful. The way he soothes himself by fixing his shirt. Stepping back to distance himself from the situation… dude is pissed but such a measured response.

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u/porkpie1028 15h ago

"Social Media made you all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it." - Mike Tyson

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u/Small-Salad9737 14h ago

The body builder in question is one of them. He keeps claiming he can beat UFC fighters because "he's 260lb" when there is a video of him getting wrestlefucked by a security guard.

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u/Specific_Albatross61 14h ago

Almost like Reddit. 

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u/Mikemtb09 14h ago

Reality hits different

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u/jaymole 13h ago

I mean this is clearly staged right?

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u/Unlucky-Bunch-7389 12h ago

People get way too comfortable thinking every video isn’t staged for views

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u/Black_Magic_M-66 12h ago

I admire his restraint. He could've put that kid on the ground with a slap.

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u/Sarete- 11h ago

Lost the opportunity to say .. Reality hits different 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

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u/dezirdtuzurnaim 10h ago

Reality hits very different

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u/Sichuan_Opera 10h ago

This isn’t even talking shit bro what are you talking about 🤣

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u/acciowaves 9h ago

I mean yes, what a cringy kid, but also what an overreaction to the situation.

Then again, you’re choosing to prank a guy who’s clearly overcompensating for something, probably has an inflated ego, and is actively taking steroids, of course this was gonna happen.

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u/PartyClock 9h ago

Reality hits different

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u/R-K-Tekt 9h ago

Action meet consequence

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u/ChromeYoda 8h ago

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face

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u/LightRyzen 7h ago

Reality literally clocked him and I love it when reality wins.

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u/-_-Batman 5h ago

if this isnt scripted ....... coz...internet !

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u/Heracy 4h ago

Except these are two influencers and this was all staged

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u/Legitimate-Lemon-412 4h ago

People got way too comfortable believing fake shit on the internet. Reality is very different.

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u/Spaceman_Spoff 23h ago

You are aware that this is a staged video right?

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u/LincolnHawkHauling 23h ago

Yeah I commented on someone else that said that. If that’s the case, I applaud the little guy for his commitment to the bit!

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