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Things I should be cancelled for but I'm not famous enough for anyone to notice part 2/85894

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The video uses a provocative, click-worthy title that taps into 'cancel culture' humor, combined with a fast-paced, confessional storytelling style that keeps viewers engaged to hear the increasingly absurd anecdotes.

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The creator shares a series of humorous, edgy, and slightly mischievous anecdotes about things he has done that he jokes should get him cancelled. He recounts stories involving childhood pranks, a fake OnlyFans account, and petty behaviors in public.

Structure

1Introduction to the concept of things that should get him cancelled
2Story about farting in a popcorn bowl as a child
3Story about creating a fake OnlyFans account for profit
4Speed round of smaller, petty pranks and behaviors

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Things I should be cancelled for but I'm not famous enough for anyone to notice part 2/85894

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Things I should be cancelled for but I'm not famous enough for anyone to notice part 2/85894. Me, my brother, and my sister used to have movie nights when we were younger, and my brother was in charge of making popcorn. And he invented this thing called cheesy popcorn, which just entailed of me and him going back and forth and farting in the popcorn bowl and then making my sister eat it. I don't think that's really something I should be cancelled for, but I was there and I did participate in a couple of the farts. Number two, I created a fake OnlyFans of my friend's mom as a joke, just so I could take a screenshot of it and be like, haha, look. And then it actually started generating income, and I kept it for a couple years, and I paid off most of my car with that money. Here's a speed round. Anytime Taco Bell or McDonald's asked me to round up, I say no and then I buy something extra and then just throw it away. Anytime I'm in a room with a baby or on a flight with a baby, I like to sneeze just a little bit louder and hope that it makes the baby cry. During Cinco de Mayo in middle school, I put a little bit of fish in the air vent at my teacher's classroom, and by the end of the year she had to renovate the whole room.