LOL

Real or set up? I'm not sure.But fucking funny.

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seems real to me. I can't really get worked up about it. It was an accident waiting to happen imo.

i don't know. it sort of seems like a set up. or rather just a failed attempt. the sculptor's reaction didn't seem real to me. and he left so abruptly. people react differently, but it almost seemed dismissive.

CHIC0 said:

i don't know. it sort of seems like a set up. or rather just a failed attempt. the sculptor's reaction didn't seem real to me. and he left so abruptly. people react differently, but it almost seemed dismissive.

watched it again....

why does the reporter put the microphone in his face after he destroyed it and said sorry? i mean what kind of response was he expecting? . lol. he also didn't seem that remorseful. then he says... "anyway" as he cuts back to the hosts.

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Yeah doesn't seem real.

Seems fake to me... They guy spends hours sculpting that and their attitudes are like, whoops, oh well..

Come on now. I've seen better acting at high school plays.

The thing was going to melt anyway!

JustErin said:

Come on now. I've seen better acting at high school plays.

elementary school plays !

As if the bad acting wasn't enough, a few other telltale signs of fakeness:

The scroll at the bottom goes too fast for most news shows.

It's a completely fake network logo.

In 51 seconds, the time goes from 8:54 p.m. to 8:56 p.m.

If that's the time, why is it daylight in the video?

Efan said:

As if the bad acting wasn't enough, a few other telltale signs of fakeness:

The scroll at the bottom goes too fast for most news shows.

It's a completely fake network logo.

In 51 seconds, the time goes from 8:54 p.m. to 8:56 p.m.

If that's the time, why is it daylight in the video?

Well I guess its summer time?

He said he'd been working on it for 8 hours which means he would have started at about lunch time.