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seems like some, if not most, of those are staged
the basketball court view was cool though
seems like some, if not most, of those are staged
the basketball court view was cool though
Last edited by The Reckoning; 12-02-2013 at 09:18 PM.
I was wondering the same thing. I was watching Hard core pawn and thought these costumers look like they are acting so I hit YouTube and some guy has a video were one of the customers has a mike pack showing on her belt.
https://www.google.com/#q=harcore+pawn+staged&tbm=vid
Now i am wondering about Flipping Vegas.
how can anyone tell if these are just dvr'ed and then set up with a fake reaction?
Last edited by mouse; 12-02-2013 at 11:42 PM.
Entire game download.
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/92866...urn.720p.60fps
Doubt they're fake. Makes sense for people to start filming right before a deciding field goal with one second left. (And plenty of time to get ready due to the booth review)
That, plus these are Auburn/Alabama fans, for which there is little else worth filming in lifeI've seen this same enough in person to cosign that video (My reaction was similar, tbh)
Obviously fake, why would fans film themselves while watching TV? smh
I think some of them were real, but how many fans actually film a friend while there's 1 second to go in the game? If something like that was happening, I'd ing throw my phone away and see what the is going on for myself.
I think the cam ones are real, but the phone ones I'm not so sure.
Some are probably fake, but most are real.
Recording the moment of games has become the norm now. Someone sets up the phone/camera to record sensing something big might happen, or a friend who's not as invested will record to make fun.
But as for shows like hard core pawn, that fake is annoying. Just like Tanked.
It's not uncommon to shoot a video on last second plays. There's nothing better than to see the exact moment when the loser breaks his heart.
the best reaction was the Auburn player on the sideline watching that happen. you could almost hear the "no he di'unt" in his expression.
That awkward moment post game when all of your friends/family that are Alabama fans no longer post ty ass meme's on FB, gloating about their football team...also surreal and laughable at the same time with all the talking they did before the game.
I'm still waiting for the "thanks Obama" meme.
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