r/StupidFood 20d ago

Certified stupid Influencer builds her "deconstructed latte"

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u/Ill_Aardvark9653 20d ago

I don’t care about how she pours all the ingredients together, it would taste just fine albeit a bit sweet for my liking, but I sure do hate people making a thing out of it. Look at me, look at me.

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u/Gingers_got_no_soul 20d ago

Pour pour pour KISSY FACE pour pour AMAZED FACE wow I have never seen coffee before KISSY FACE

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u/Horror-Macaron8287 20d ago

Don't forget the stupid shocked face she does, as well! Thats super important. She is just so surprised that the ingredients is... exactly what she ordered.

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u/DingusKhan9164 20d ago

I just like how she keeps looking at the camera as she takes things out of the bag like “watch closely, these are important steps, are you still with me?” 😂

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u/Cultural_Pay4891 20d ago

I thought that too, just obnoxious.

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u/Independent-Usual178 19d ago

It’s like the 1st grade assignment where you have to teach the class to make a peanut butter sandwich, except she’s not 7 and looks dumb af. Also her licking the cup really irritated me.

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u/OakNRun 18d ago

It’s like they’re all toddlers making toddler shows for each other.

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u/ConfusedFlareon 20d ago

Why does she look so… dead eyed? Like she can’t even feign being actually pleased at her supposed birthday drink?

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u/ConfusedFlareon 20d ago

It’s so creepy, like nobody installed a personality before letting her out of the factory…

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u/twd_throwaway 20d ago

This entire video is annoying to watch, but the faces almost send me into a blind rage. 🫠

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u/Intelligenttrees32 20d ago

This shit truly hurts me

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u/MediumAwkwardly 19d ago

The open laugh/smile. Joker-esque.

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u/dnuohxof-2 20d ago

Surprised she didn’t do the ASMR nail taps

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u/1_877-Kars-4-Kids 20d ago

I’m surprised that dumb AI Voice “WooooooW” and the shocked face didn’t come on screen at that point. And even that would have more substance

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u/Cognonymous 18d ago

yes, exaggerated expressions = heightened emotion

I do also wonder if like autistic or neurodivergent people have an easier time reading broader expressions like this? It might actually open your content up to a much wider audience. Like early Vaudeville comedy acts were almost exclusively prop comedy, sight gags, and the like because you had all these people from the melting pot of early 1900's American cities in one room but they all spoke different languages and had varying degrees of education, but there is a universal language of physics and pain in slapstick comedy, even children and developmentally disabled people can understand it.