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You expect me to believe that
@yeehawgraciemae
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Why it worked
The creator taps into a common frustration and suspicion about social media platform moderation policies, using strong emotional language and relatable examples to engage viewers who may share similar concerns.
Summary
The creator expresses disbelief and frustration that TikTok allows certain content, like a man livestreaming for 40 minutes without being shut down, while other content, like showing vegetables being cut, would be removed. She suggests this is a form of conditioning and criticizes the creator of the livestream for being selfish.
Structure
- 1Expresses disbelief about TikTok's content moderation
- 2Contrasts acceptable vs. unacceptable content on the platform
- 3Suggests the livestream was intentional and a form of conditioning
- 4Criticizes the livestream creator's selfishness
- 5Reflects on the impact on younger viewers
Product placement
TikTok: it ACTS as a platform for live streaming and content creation. Removing it would change what happens in the video. It is not promotional because it is the platform itself, not a specific product being sold within it.
Transcript
You expect me to believe that TikTok the same app that will shut you down if you say the wrong name too loud. That TikTok is what we're talking about. The TikTok that already has a close eye on him. That TikTok already has a close eye on him to get on this TikTok app on a livestream for going on 40 minutes cutting himself up. Huh? 30 something minutes without a singular violation. Without them shutting it down. I bet if I were to go in my kitchen and show y'all me cutting up some vegetables, I'd be shut down. They would take my video down. Not safe. They wanted us to see it. It wasn't surprising if the whole thing was a plan. Somebody said it looked like special effects. It's demonic. I don't care. I don't care what anybody got to say. That's some demonic stuff and they wanted us to see it for a reason. It's called conditioning. Whether it's real or fake, I don't know. I don't know. But there's a reason the public was able to see it. And that is honestly the most selfish thing he could have ever done. And I'm not even trying to be that way. Imagine the kids that are on this app that were scrolling and then oh, here's this man on live like, how could you? How could you? I'm not even trying to be that way. Imagine the kids that are on this app that were scrolling and then oh, here's this man on live like, how could you? How could you?
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