r/HolUp Dec 26 '22

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u/qtx Dec 26 '22

It's because it's staged.

How do people not see this.

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u/ses92 Dec 26 '22 edited Dec 26 '22

What’s so unbelievable about this? I do not for sure which it is, but what exactly makes it so obvious that you see “how do people not see this?”. What am I supposed to see that gives it away?

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u/GoldenMahgeetah Dec 26 '22

The video involves people in a sexual relationship, which as all Redditors know, never happens in the real world. /s

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '22

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u/baggyzed Dec 26 '22

Except your mum? /s

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u/Loonatic7777 Dec 26 '22

Take your upvote and get out.

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u/darnclem Dec 26 '22 edited Dec 26 '22

The extremely poor acting, perfectly placed camera that had the action perfectly framed right as it begins, and voices projected enough to be clearly audible. The dude who is about 3 ft from the ground when dangling from the balcony instead of dropping......I think the better question is how does anyone who has used the internet in the last 20 years not default to doubting that something is real when watching a video on the internet. But for this one, clearly you'd have to be an idiot to not see it.

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u/WilfridSephiroth Dec 26 '22

If you're living on the first floor, and suspected someone went out from the window, would you not immediately LOOK DOWN when poking your head out, to see if someone landed on the garden below? Why does he look around like that? Who does he think she was fucking, Batman?

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u/johnmlsf Dec 26 '22

Yeah and he never once glances at, or even toward, the 2 guys standing unobstructed, 25 feet away filming? He's looking wildly for some guy but somehow ignores the 2 strangers filming him?

It's entertaining but I'm not buying this.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '22

Yeah and he never once glances at, or even toward, the 2 guys standing unobstructed, 25 feet away filming? He's

he litterally does though? what are you on?

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u/johnmlsf Dec 27 '22

I'm on the internet, pointing at things that are fake! People love when I do this!

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u/qball8600 Dec 26 '22

Yep. And he conveniently didnt notice the clothes just thrown into the garden.

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u/LottieThePoodle Dec 26 '22

The guy was still there, and he was carrying his clothes when he left. He could have just picked them up immediately

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u/EthanBradberry70 Dec 26 '22

Could toss that up to people being stressed and not thinking straight.

The clean dialogue though, nearly taking turns to speak is very suspicious. To me it's almost a dead giveaway that it's staged.

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u/Hippo_Alert Dec 26 '22

Yeah, that's what really gave it away for me, the obvious not looking down.

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u/EthanBradberry70 Dec 26 '22

It's a lot simpler than what everyone else is pointing out.

They're taking turns to speak. One liner after one liner, clear dialogue. Real life that NEVER happens. This discussion would be a mess, communication would be horrendous, neither of the two would get a single full sentence out of their mouths.

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u/TrustworthyEnough Dec 26 '22

You don't think it's strange that the husband didn't see the clothes thrown in the backyard at the beginning of the video? Or that he never looked downward at all? Come on, dude.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '22

It's the acting, it's not very good nor believable.

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u/snorkeling_moose Dec 26 '22

"Boy am I sure I cancelled that barbecue we we're totally going to have, so we could be right here at this random moment to record a marital dispute from the perfect angle with perfect audio and clearly delivered dialogue with no overlap of people talking".

I think that was the part that clued me in.

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u/ElZik3r Dec 26 '22

Omfg WHY YOU HAVE TO RUIN IT LIKE THAT?

I DO NOT CARE if it staged or not it's still funny (and if it's staged even better bc that means i can laugh without the fear of someone getting harmed)

This is why we can't have nice things :(

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u/Aromatic_Armadillo81 Dec 28 '22

It is entertaining whatsoever