I watch the show, because it’s just different enough, and watchable.
I’m sad they turned a bit mean.
We are trying to live in a world where we are as aware of public shaming of strangers online, as mugger jokes or Retard humour
When I watch any prank that embarrasses people and laughs at them, I’m uncomfortable watching. Some pranks I’m ok with, but others can literally upset me physically as I feel the emotions in my head, of the fool we’re laughing at. Tripping on a ban a has always been funnier than a pie in the face, but today, embarrassing stuff can ruin people.
It can be a huge life change, the Star Wars kid, or the Uma Uma guy. They say they have happy endings, and I can’t say if it’s true, but they were certainly forced into a life change.
You thought an office nickname could be mean. The anonymous Internet is brutal.
It feels so good to be honest sometimes, but only with strangers.
Jimmy Kimmel has a now famous bit about reading mean tweets by the celebrities
But when Grace plays a series of videos about people being innocently filmed while being terrified or startled in stupid ways.
I try my best not to laugh. I scared people for years, probably a decade longer than my generation. I hated being scared so much, and always react poorly. I don’t want to be famous for that.
I don’t even know I’m on the Internet.
To be fair to Grace, I assume they have permission to airbus, rather than just picking random scare videos online.
Either way, I consider it bullying. Hurtful shaming
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