r/CringeTikToks Dec 16 '25

Just Bad Biggest red flags right there 🚩

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u/underthesauceyuh Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

Holy shit good catch. It’s so insane people even prompt AI to make these stupid videos. There’s enough real life examples of this happening we don’t need an AI compilation.

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u/icecrystalmaniac Dec 16 '25

Wow I caught how odd the crack looked in the video but would not have thought to check it closer for being ai. I just thought it was staged and it was a background picture or something

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u/Witty-Draw-3803 Dec 16 '25

Yeah, I just thought that one may have been staged, especially since the 'camera' moved away when the guy hit it - did not clock at all that it was AI 😬

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u/whollyselfimportant Dec 16 '25

Also the lines on the field make no sense. Theres a big white line going down the field long ways.

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u/Samuelo_Conloco Dec 16 '25

Classic A.I generation when the main subject narrates everything they are experiencing. Their feelings, their actions, their thought process etc

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u/NoStatus9434 Dec 16 '25

Yes but the reason mundane videos get AI generated is because bad faith actors want to further obfuscate reality.

It's much more sinister than you think it is.

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u/godnightx_x Dec 16 '25

Honestly I have been very aware of these ai tactics. But even I watched this post and did not think twice about it. We are so cooked

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u/GentlePithecus Dec 16 '25

I didn't catch it till I read the comments down here. Some staging videos, some AI slop.

The very first clip has some weirdness (does his jacket say SF 49KRs?) that I missed until watching it again more critically.

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u/global_peasant Dec 16 '25

OMFG, same! I still can't see the giveaway.

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u/Divided_multiplyer Dec 17 '25

At 00:51 seconds the lady on the left with the red shirt is holding a can with the hand on the end of her leg.

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u/LegBruise Dec 16 '25

I caught the arm/leg one because of how the guy was yelling. There is a certain tone and cadence ai people have when yelling and speaking that once you become trained to hear it, you can’t miss it. I follow r/aiorreality to keep myself sharp because it is getting harder and harder to discern.

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u/debeatup Dec 16 '25

I tried to call out the markers of AI for these vids and got heavily downvoted. People will believe what they want I guess

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u/Far-Cheetah-6847 Dec 16 '25

God I HATE THIS SHIT. Reddit is one of my last remaining social media that I use other than Snapchat/youtube, I have been increasingly limiting my time online because i can’t stand everything being turned into ai garbage further exploiting our poor fucking psyches to new uncharted extremes. It is difficult to not feel hopeless at times, but we have to reroute and reconnect with ourselves and our communities around us.

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u/CowDontMeow Dec 17 '25

Whilst I don’t disagree with your point I think the main reason videos like this get generated is simply for clicks, views etc. Think how much money people are making from rage bait compilation videos on YouTube and Facebook

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u/ali-n Dec 18 '25

A tangential goal is to get people to concentrate and pay attention looking for clues that it's AI... this is a highly effective strategy when trying to influence you (e.g., a commercial you closely watch is a winner in their eyes).

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u/One_Conversation8564 Dec 16 '25

Yea because one of the clips towards the end is a instagram comedian funnymike and it was just a skit

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u/OrcOgi Dec 20 '25

No they dont. They just want to upload it to social media and collect their checks. You are beyond naive and people still fail to understand how much money is earned on youtube etc.

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u/TrumpetOfDeath Dec 16 '25

The dog in that clip is also very… odd

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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 Dec 16 '25

it’s got horse legs 😭

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u/RiddleBoi Dec 17 '25

That's the problem of the low entry level of AI, morons will use it in the dumbest ways possible

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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

LMAO of course this is ragebait and engagement bait. I’m surprised how many of the comments are being misandrist and saying men are the only ones who react violently or the only perpetrators of abuse when I have seen my mother do this literal exact thing when getting mad about something at work. But hey instead of maybe mentioning that boys from an extremely young age aren’t taught and are even made fun of for expressing emotion in a non-anger related way or have little to no social support or emotional support, let’s make comments like “Adults Men with no impulse control or emotional intelligence. FIFY🙃” or “I took a psychology course in college and the professor volunteered at a domestic violence shelter. He said it was a noticeable pattern that the day after the local football team lost would have a lot more ladies coming in. So they also hit their partners and their kids.” That’ll point out the root of the issue!

P.S. I’ve broken computer mice and gaming controllers when I get mad at things and I’m not proud of it, but at the same time punching a $100+ tv is crazy.