How Mamdani haters sound:

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The video uses a common internet trope of mimicking perceived negative opinions, which resonates with audiences who may share similar sentiments or find the portrayal humorous. The direct address and exaggerated tone make it engaging.

Summary

The creator mimics the sound and arguments of "Mamdani haters" who believe that any good deeds are a ploy to gain votes. The video suggests that critics accuse Mamdani of manipulative tactics rather than genuine helpfulness.

Structure

1Introduction of the "Mamdani haters" sound
2Accusation of manipulative good deeds
3Skepticism about genuine kindness
4Claim that good deeds are for votes
5Accusation of trickery to gain support

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How Mamdani haters sound:

Transcript

You don't see what he's doing. He wants you to think that he's a good person by doing good things. It's literally all part of his plan. He keeps helping us to trick you into liking him. You don't understand. Like, really bro. You think someone's gonna help you out of the kindness of their heart. Really bro. Y'all think he's so nice. He's doing that so you can vote for him. He's trying to trick you into voting for him by actually doing his job.