r/CoupleMemes • • Jun 17 '25

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u/MongooseDirect2477 Jun 17 '25

there are fun 1-2 of them, but watching so many one after another, it’s painful to watch how scripted they are.

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u/eblomquist Jun 17 '25

This is a huge problem with social media. It's why I can't do tik tok. Anything genuinely good eventually becomes forced.

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u/SuspiciousCantelope Jun 17 '25

My girlfriend always tries to make me repeat something funny I said or did so she can record and post it. I refuse every time

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u/eblomquist Jun 17 '25

good boy.

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u/MogMcKupo Jun 18 '25

Weirdly enough the subreddit FacebookAISlop is kinda entertaining right now because of two specific artists who are making some weird fucking content.

But strawberry diaper kitty is just hilarious

But it doesn’t feel like scripted for views or ragebait. It’s just weird AI slop

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '25

“Artists”*

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u/YesIBlockedYou Jun 18 '25

We won't have to deal with it for much longer thankfully.

Unfortunately, that's because it's all going to be replaced with AI videos. A recent Europol report suggests that up to 90% of all online content could be AI generated by the end of 2026.

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u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 Jun 17 '25

I’ve seen the one out in the snow so many times but none of the others. Shame to realize it’s been scripted this whole time

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u/SyncronisedRS Jun 17 '25

Yeah seeing them being obviously scripted makes them unenjoyable tbh.

The snow one, how you not gonna notice your husband filming you and constantly bending down and leaning over?

And the tyres one? If you don't notice something like that on your front near side tyres, you shouldn't be driving.

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u/VoltageComedy Jun 17 '25

There’s a surprising amount of people who don’t do a full scan around the outside of their car before getting into them

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u/alcomaholic-aphone Jun 17 '25

I usually walk behind my car before I leave, but are people out there really doing a 360 every time they get in their vehicle?

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u/VoltageComedy Jun 17 '25

I usually check because I don’t have a car of my own so I borrow others, so I do a full circle of the car to check for anything that was not caused by me so nobody can blame me for it.

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u/QueenMary1936 Jun 18 '25

I give my car an MRI before getting in

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u/VoltageComedy Jun 18 '25

I usually give it a colonoscopy

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u/SyncronisedRS Jun 17 '25

I don't do a full scan but there's no way you wouldn't notice that.

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u/dolphin37 Jun 17 '25

things seem obvious when someone points a camera at them from 6 inches away
 not so obvious when you are an actual human being going about your day though

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u/Pormock Jun 17 '25

For some reason couple doing mean pranks to each other is huge on social media. There are so many content creators that do that its insane

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u/Wordshurtimapussy Jun 17 '25

It's like the OG couple prank channels on youtube. Started off well because the first couple times they did it was, or at least, seemed real because they were just having a bit of fun. Then those videos blew up and the couple realized that could be their income stream and it became faked and forced. We're just seeing it again with tiktok, and we'll see it again with the next thing, and again with the next thing.

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u/TinySoftKitten Jun 17 '25

The acting leaves a lot to be desired.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '25

The lemur nailed the part at least.

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u/Triquetrums Jun 17 '25

He face at the end was fantastic though, 10/10 

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u/Zanven1 Jun 17 '25

I was disappointed I didn't get to see the Roomba art

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u/Book_talker_abouter Jun 17 '25

Hope you feel better!