QueenCobra
asleep for so long and terribly thirsty
The big-name YouTuber who reported on that Chinese mukbanger death hoax as if it were real is concerning. The only media outlets covering it were the Daily Mail and “clickbait” sites rather than news ones. At first I believed it, but something about it felt…off.
I wish she did her homework.
If you reverse image search all the “pictures”, they are all of the different women (I could even tell looking at them.) and one is even of a Korean influencer who used to do mukbangs but has switched to fitness videos. The Daily Mail has even stolen her photos in the past. It’s unfortunate, but that’s The Daily Mail for you. I don’t see the point of these hoaxes, but oh well.
The amount of people commenting as if the hoax was real is odd. I thought we were more curious, more skeptical as people. I guess not.
I wish she did her homework.
If you reverse image search all the “pictures”, they are all of the different women (I could even tell looking at them.) and one is even of a Korean influencer who used to do mukbangs but has switched to fitness videos. The Daily Mail has even stolen her photos in the past. It’s unfortunate, but that’s The Daily Mail for you. I don’t see the point of these hoaxes, but oh well.
The amount of people commenting as if the hoax was real is odd. I thought we were more curious, more skeptical as people. I guess not.
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