What Defines the Wild Side in Popular Videos?

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The discussion centers around a series of YouTube videos, with participants expressing skepticism about the authenticity of the performances, suggesting that the artists may have been lip-syncing. There is a critique of posts that link to videos without providing context or commentary, highlighting a lack of engagement from the original poster. Additionally, there is a humorous remark about one of the videos being taken down, indicating that the content may have been controversial or against platform guidelines. Overall, the conversation reflects a mix of skepticism, frustration with vague posts, and lighthearted commentary on the situation.
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I just love posts that direct you somewhere without bothering to tell you why you should go. Especialy when they're video clips. Especially when they're YouTube video clips.

Whatever it is, it isn't even interesting enough for the OP himself to have anything to say about it...

Bzzt.
 
Pretty funny :) the 3rd one got taken down
 

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