Nothing is more selfless than pulling your phone out of your pocket, adjusting the lens to make sure it's in the perfect position, doing a good deed, walking back to your phone, putting the video through editing software to adjust the white balance and exposure levels, adding text that took you an hour to come up with and scrolling endlessly through your saved songs to find a sad song to overlay the video you spent hours filming and editing
and not even doing a good deed, faking it by "giving money to homeless; single mother; poor kid/family" which almost all of them are their friends/family/paid actors I see this shit on shorts all the time. If i recall correctly some dude was pretending to give homeless dude $1k on camera but off camera said that he will give it to hold it then give him $50 for staging that "huge" help. that's -f*cking- disgusting
The fact that this guy thought he could save someone from suicide by simply hugging them and not even saying anything to them just shows his level of social intelligence
The idea behind his scam, is something someone would actually think was plausible in middle school. Tik Tok people have some of the simplest minds lol.
Talking someone down is HARD! We once (probably three years ago) came across a teenager on the wrong side of the barrier on a bridge. Us and a few other passers-by tried to get him back and he wouldn't have it. He was only about 19, drunk as arseholes and had a row with his girlfriend. Then she showed up hysterical and tried starting to f*cking climb over herself! "If you jump, I'm coming with you!!!" and all that. Stupid drunk teenagers could have both ended up injured or dead. The police came along after they'd been called and we left it in their hands. (The girl actually managed to drop her phone in the river, and was even more hysterical about that than her lad being where he was, so thats how serious she was. It was infuriating) It was a fairly low bridge over a river so he was probably at more risk from drowning than the fall.
I used to work in a national park and I had some time off my job so I went to a canyon and just sat on the edge and read a book, I had a tourist spot me and awkwardly ask, “hey you’re not depressed or anything are you? Are you ok?” And sure it was awkward at the time but I think about that and really appreciate his intentions. No filming, he wasn’t loud about it, just a human checking in on another human
@@phantomwarrior8686Bro, she's not talking about the video, she's talking about a real interaction she had in real life. While there is no way to check if what you read on the internet is real, that doesn't mean everything is fake
I once was rolling around and kissing with a boyfriend in the grass somewhere after going to a bar. A car stopped, and a woman stepped out to ask me if it was consensual. It very much was, but I still really appreciated her checking in :)
Here in Canada, just by using the electronics built into the car while driving can result in the driver getting pulled over or at least it can result in the driver getting in trouble. At least in my own experience and that of some other people I know, this is all true.
@@qwertmmm9203 I don't understand why car manufacturers are allowed to install screens into their vehicles and people are getting pulled over for it and are getting in trouble, it just makes no sense. Also I could be wrong but aren't Tesla cars full of electronics? I've heard there's a huge screen in the actual car which has actual playable console games.
I lost a friend to suicide this year and it's not something that can be solved with a hug. I'm sure my friend would've loved a good embrace from me but without proper help, his suicidal sickness would remain.
@@injxcted_ why not? Its relevant to the video and it also helps people to talk about stuff like that because in real life its pretty hard to talk to people about it.
Duuuuude I’m so glad he made a video about this. As someone who has walked in the room after their best friend’s suicide attempt and had to save their life and will always feel the trauma of that night, this shit is sick. That video popped up on my shorts page a while ago and I was completely flabbergasted. Most of the comments were like, “omg he’s so sweet🥺🥺🥺” I can’t believe anyone could be this fucking stupid and insensitive to make something like this.
As a sketchy kid/teenager who went on rooftops, I had a guy try to "save me" once. There was no camera, and this was way before tik tok, so I think he genuinely had good intentions. It just got a little awkward because you could tell at first he didn't believe that I was just enjoying the view. But he went on his way quick enough, no big deal.
Even the message was empty as fuck, as someone who tried to commit suicide, a hug from a random stranger isn't going to make you better, the problem goes way deeper than that
THANK YOU CHARLIE for calling out the fake animal rescue videos every chance it comes up. a LOT of people still don’t know they exist or understand red flags to look for. unfortunately unless it’s a youtuber you already trust, you really shouldn’t trust those animal rescue videos, and always report ones that are suspicious.
I used to watch those before I realised what they were. I felt sick to my stomach that people were hurting animals for views and that UA-cam did nothing to prevent it or warn people who might consume that content! A lot of viewers are probably children who don’t have the capacity to tell it’s faked. I think besides the ppl who make those videos, UA-cam is the biggest culprit here because they are allowing it.
Thank you for this honestly, my father committed suicide and I was the one who found him, seeing this s*** pisses me off, just to get clout.. there's people who seriously struggle... The fact that they make this all happy and nonchalant drives me up the wall, someone who is seriously in a position like that doesn't just turn around and give someone a hug and walk away from it, attempts are always at risk of suicide for the rest of there life, once you jump over that wall to attempt, it majority of the time is your first response once again when something else serious happens in your life .. F*** that guy and whoever thought this was a great idea, suicide is nothing to take lightly and should be taken seriously and with handled with compassion not a f****** skit to get views, to anyone who sees this who may struggle with there mental health, find people you can talk to about your emotions and know it's okay to have those feelings, but more importantly a therapist can go a serious long way when taken seriously, there a safe confidential place to express your feelings, and thank you again for talking about this goof moist.. much love everyone, we need more of it!
A best friend of mine was suicidal and confronting him and trying to help was one of the most emotional and intense moments of my entire life. To script this shit and pretend it's the reality is straight up fucking gross.
The dude pulling out a camera when he sees someone he suspects is going to jump is like that scene straight out of ASDFMovie that Jacksepticeye voices. It's just like: "Hey! Don't jump!" *Sets up tripod* "Ok now you can jump!" Truly remarkable. Almost poetic in a way.
The vast majority of "depression" and other mental illnesses you see on apps like tiktoc are literally people who think their lives aren't "fun" enough.
I work at a mental health unit and I feel like when a pt leaves our unit doing much better that my team has saved their life. However, I have never ever wanted to gain anything from their terrible, terrible life experience, their pain and their hard journey. This is really reallt shameful. Before this job I did work with teenagers on an unlocked unit who I have actively saved them from killing themselves. Literally lifting them down from shoestrings. It is really traumatizing to 'save someone' its really gross to fake this. This person has no idea how it actually feels to save someone from a situation like that. It's not euphoric or fun it's just pure sadness.
Im in my 30s and only ONCE ever was I in a position to save a person. They were hit by a car, thrashed their leg, and was losing blood like crazy. I just happened to be the closest person there so adrenaline kicked in and I used my belt to tie a tourniquet, and held pressure on the wound to try and stop the bleeding. My point is, I never once thought "I should film this", also a huge crowd formed around us until the EMTs got there and not one of those people were filming either, most were instantly trying to help, because that is what normal decent people do. Like myself, they were all so caught up in what was happening. The fact that these crazy unbelievable moments seem to happen so nonchalantly to UA-camrs and Tiktokers where their first thought is to film, should instantly tell people how fake most of these videos(skits) are.
It would've been *more* impressive if he had've walked up to the guy and asked to join him. "Hey man... me too. Me too, buddy. Lets help each other. Tie this rope around your waist. I'm tying it to me too. You push *me* off the roof, and I'll drag you off. That way, neither of us has to off *themselves."* Good samaritan to the core. 😏
I've had a few moments where I've jumped in to pull people from cars after an accident, saved a man who suffered some kind of blackout/seizure from freezing to death, most of the stuff I've dealt with were never really bloody aside from people busting their lips and nose but that arenaline kicking in and the feeling of "Oh fuck, is this person dead? Are they gonna live?" when they're unconcious is fucking wild. When I checked on that guy that was freezing to death, I checked his pulse and tried to wake him up, shook him, etc. and I couldn't get a respnse out of him but he was breathing, I laid him down on his back all the way and threw an emergency blanket on him and called EMS. Not once in that whole situation did I think of recording it. Luckily the EMT's got there within a couple minutes and were able to just barely get a response out of the guy, apparently he suffered some kind of diabetic black out/possible seizure so he laid down to prepare for it and had been there for hours, it was 8F and he was laying on packed ice on the side walk. They loaded him up and took him to the ER and I was on my way.
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Even if it was real, I’m sure the suicidal person would be really happy to hear that the only reason someone talked him out of it was for internet clout, and that this (initially) really meaningful moment was open to millions of people. I can say with 100% certainty that if he hadn’t jumped that day, after this they definitely would’ve.
@@TETNTM doesn't matter how many times you report. Like a roach in a microwave, they come out unscathed. Festering through the comments sections similar to cracks in a wall and unchecked spaces in your pantry, they will always be there.
I have had to talk to someone on the verge of something like this before and it was 2 hours, mostly just waiting and reassurance and it went by in what felt like minutes. It was sour and frightening, there wasn’t any immediate risk, but if the situation was walked away from it most likely wouldn’t have had a happy ending if you get where i’m going. We had to spend half a bloody hour on hold waiting for a helpline and even then it was a mostly fruitless half hour on the phone before it was hung up. Eventually it was all over and the person is safe now, but never, ever should something like this be underestimated, it is incredibly worrying and stressful and never ends by just some simple hug, it’s just disappointing to see that this person so drastically underrepresented the issue.
Thank you for bringing up the fake animal rescue videos. Those people are absolutely beyond vile and it breaks my heart to see how much of it is going on.
Or the ones where they remove botfly larvae and maggots from open wounds on dogs/cats, and you start to notice it’s the same exact dogs they “help” across many different videos
It's fucking sad. I follow a lot of genuine fosters/rescues on Insta and the fact these scammers take money/attention from those who are truly in need is sickening
Charlie is the one who enlightened me on the fake animal rescue stuff. It’s something that would never have even come into my mind and now I can’t watch any rescue videos cause I’m always wondering.
I’m not a TikTok user and I probably never will be, but I saw this video in UA-cam shorts and felt absolutely appalled by it. I also found that it had a ridiculous amount of support on UA-cam, something like 500k likes, which also disgusted me. Just wanted to thank you for bringing this video to light Charlie.
I remember seeing the video when it was only posted and most people thought it was real it annoyed me sm to realise how easy it is to trick people with such a touchy subject im delighted you’ve exposed and uncovered the lies haha good job spreading the known word charlbag
One of the 1st things they taught me in a class on how to save lives is that in a situation like this, getting that close to the person who might jump will just make them mad, won't help for shit. Instead keep a decent distance and talk with them to find out if there's a reason why they should stay alive, de-escalate the situation, etc. Don't force a hug like the weirdo in the vid 💀
It's very dangerous, if they are in such dark mindstate they might try to jump off with you attached to them. Imagine trying to safe someone and ending up dying with them!
That’s why a video like this shouldn’t even be faked in the first place. It also shouldn’t of been recorded if it was real. Police arrive, Officer: uhh, what happened here. Me: Oh uhh, I was just trying to help him I swear. I saw this guy on tiktok who got super close up to offer a hug. I didn’t realize that I would intimidate him by my movement or the camera I set up in the back.
@@Bando710_ Put yourself in their shoes. You're so sick of life that you want to jump. You're convinced/convincing yourself to do it, deep in thought. Then? Some rando who doesn't know anything wants to decide what's good for you, grab you (and prob hold you awkwardly for 10 min). Not a fun time. People who're in that situation are typically more erratic in the moment. Weird equivalent, but it's kinda like when we were kids and we were scared to go down a big slide. If a kid behind us said "get off" or tried to get us off, we'd be pissed bc we're trying to convince ourselves that we just need a moment b4 we go down the big scary slide.
This is why I'm always skeptical when people post videos of helping others. On camera, people put on a show. Off camera, they could care less. Good people don't pull out their phones to show off how they save someone. Most good deeds aren't shown on camera because they're busy ACTUALLY saving someone.
yeah all of the "good deeds" that are recorded seem so fake and not genuine at all. shit pisses me off but people eat that shit up like crazy not seeing how fake it comes off being
@@kyle21843 i feel like part of why so many people eat it up is because we think of cameras as a view into someone's world. its kinda true, but sometimes we gotta think about it and think about how it isnt a view into their experiences but rather a camera that was set up and edited
@@AVI-lh6rm yeah exactly at first it feels like a live view. But then you have to remember this is someone who pulled out their phone specifically to record the entire thing
There's nothing wrong with posting good deeds online, its gives the world a sense of hope and may inspire others to do the same or support the cause, the problem is when people do it in clearly a high pressure time sensitive situation such as this video becuase is just screams clout chasing. If someone wants to film themselves making 400 meals then passing it out to the homeless, good.
@@Aeivious well yeah i definitely agree with that. the problem is that so many "good deeds" are the ones where people are clearly looking for attention and internet points
My uncle was at an all time low back in the 90s. Talking about hurting himself. My dad ended up going to his house & just talking to him, helping him come to his senses. They hung out the rest of the night, drinking and just talking. I’m so happy my dad was able to talk through to him, & be there for him that night. A decade later, my uncle Sal took his life in 2006. This was a different uncle. I really wish that he had someone to talk to that night. If he did, you never know, he could still be alive today. So when people fake anything about suicide, or say anything negative about it. It really upsets me. That’s not something you just do to get “clout” for. It’s not something to lie about, or bring up to get “attention”. Thank you Charlie for calling this douche bag out. One of the many reasons why i follow you.
Imagine your entire family died, your bills are impossible to pay off, you were fired from your job that you’ve been working on 5 years, and then some dipshit comes over and starts recording you 💀💀💀💀
That guy was so good, he actually managed to convince someone to not commit suicide in 3 seconds. How can anyone find this believable? He literally just picked the guy up and put him on the ground and suddenly he's all happy
The people in this video wouldn’t even know if it works or not. Because it’s fake. They probably never been in a situation like this before, so giving you semi-false/ unprofessional information on how to approach this situation is horrendous
he placed his phone at an angle good enough to catch them in frame so he could run into frame from the side to pretend to save a guys life and give him a pat on the ass after editing a sad song over him recording while driving. absolute saint
As someone who has stopped several people from unaliving themselves and also someone who has struggled with battling those same thoughts/lost a brother to it, this greatly pisses me off. Shit is not a joke or something to make views off of. It is one of the worst feelings imaginable that affects so many more people than we can comprehend. there's a special place in hell for people that do shit like this.
tbh I'd probably assume they were filming a mental health/suicide awareness PSA for their high school video production class or something and go about my day
"Some people just need a hug" is a really vague, superficial and lazy way to talk about someone's issues, sure, people need hugs and affection, but i'm pretty sure that ain't no one be jumping from buildings because they haven't had a hug in a while
I remember back when I was attending college, there was a bridge connecting the dorms to the rest of campus. This bridge also goes over a central street. Whenever I wanted to get out for some fresh air, I'd stand on that bridge and listen to my IPod Shuffle. I also liked wearing a loose-fitting shirt so that when the wind blows I can feel like a badass. One day, several months after I first started doing this, I went out in the rain and stood there like normal. About 5 minutes after I started standing there, campus security showed up because someone thought I was going to jump. Luckily, I went to college before TikTok exploded so I don't think anyone was trying to farm internet brownie points.
I used to do something similar myself, really enjoyed the view, and never really thought much about how it looked to other people. That is of course until one day an officer shows up and tells me no one is allowed to stand on the bridge due to people jumping as well as assholes dropping things on cars below.
I mean, probably someone that was new to campus AND it was raining lmao, kinda a stereotypical time to actually do it, I commend someone for actually thinking and not ignoring it even though it wasnt an attempt.
The biggest red flag for me was the tiktoker grabbing the "suicidal" guy. Most cases I've seen of people preventing suicide, the victim is overwhelmed with emotions and won't be able to react rationally to someone suddenly grabbing you. It takes a lot of talking and reasoning for the suicidal person to calm down and even then it's a massive 50/50 whether they will accept help or commit. First faking sick children, now suicide. Disgusting people.
I also love how in the second clip with the car the dudes felt so threatened by the pure sight of the key that they immediately sprinted off while leaving their belongings behind
I lost one of there best friends to suicide earlier this year, and this absolutely disgusts me that someone could do this for attention. I wish everyday that I could have given him one last phone call or checked in on him more.
As somebody who has been through a situation like this that i am happy now that im still here. I really find it disgusting this idea even came into this guys head. And why would this be somthing that he says "Hey friend, wanna act suicidal while i record it for my social?"
a security guard did this to me when i was sitting on top of a parking garage outside of Hollywood Horror Nights, i heard him sprinting towards me and turned around to him grabbing me, i feel like if i was someone a little more skiddish i couldve gotten spooked and went offbalance and fallen like 30 stories
Honestly pretty frightening that there's going to be a generation of children (and some adults) that don't question why these "saviors" take the time to set up their cameras to record these situations and THEN finally help the person. Like, people don't do that if there's an actual danger, and some of these kids may legit not realize that after watching this kind of crap over and over.
Nahhh, i used to be just as stupid until i grew up and realised those things were fake. Most kids are stupid but at least... a majority of them grow up. Sorta.
Well, at least we'll catch the ones that failed to save someone on camera. Though it's horrifying to think that even _that_ could become a trend. "I ALMOST saved this person's life - captured in 8k HDR 60fps"
A family friend of mine when I was a teenager jumped off a parking lot roof. And a decade or so later people are clout chasing these scenarios... Disgusting.
As someone who had to talk myself out of not jumping off a bridge a few years ago This shakes to my core, the fact that people would stage something like this not knowing the affect it has on other people. I just hate this shit so much
theres actually people like this and its shocking, to say the least, these people are as equivalent to the people who pretend to help homeless people, give them food, an apartment, etc. but right after the cameras cut off they ask for everything back and throw them back on the streets, they do it all for views and fame and those people always seem to originate from tiktok.
As a suicidal person, you can't ever expect people to care in the slightest, this doesn't come as a surprise to me. All people will do is use you to make themselves look better.
there are people who do care, but god damn there are these ugly people who would drool for content. not all people will use you to make themselves look better, because there are a lot of people who do care. ending your own life causes more sadness than good. i hope you are doing better now
@@piiewithtwoeyes It's not true that a lot of people care. I've talked extensively with other suicidal people and they all seem to have the same impression. Most people tell you how much they'd help someone who is suicidal, and when you're suicidal they're indifferent and sometimes - I don't know by what mechanism - they become verbally abusive. Suddenly they treat you like trash that needs to be discarded. That obviously includes people like family members or therapists or colleagues, etc. For me personally, it would annoy my family if I died because of the social problems associated with having a relative die and because of the cost of a funeral. No, that's not a false impression, that's what they told me. But it is what it is.
@@iexist.imnotjoking5700 Obviously I don't know what your life is like, but that sounds more like you have a shitty family than that people as a whole don't care. If I were you, I'd try to meet new people and surround myself with friends that genuinely care for me. I can guarantee you that there are people out there like that, who will deeply care about you and your wellbeing. It's just hard to find them, sometimes. As for suicidal people having the impression that people don't care about them, I would say that when you're depressed, it's a lot easier to think that you don't matter, and that nobody cares for you. I should clarify, I am by no means a mental health specialist, and I don't have a lot of experience with this subject, so I'm sorry if I've come off as grating or preachy. I know that it probably doesn't mean much, since I'm a random internet guy, but I hope that you find people that care about you.
I can attest to this in some aspects. My first failed attempt roughly a decade ago, a janitor saw me lurking in the small inaccessible balcony connected to the side window of the highest floor in my university dormitory (it's an apartment building the university rented next to a busy main street, and the topmost floor is the 20th or so) by chance, when I adjusted my cramped position there after I fought with myself to not jump off all morning. Our eyes directly met the moment I looked inside when I raised my head slightly above the window pane and I or they didn't even hear each other's presence before that moment. Then they scurried off like they'd seen a ghost and I was discouraged to do it there since then. None of my classmates even noticed my skipping class for that day nor that they cared either lol. It's such a baffling period of my life and it took me a decade long to slowly process that it's just me who has this problem. I did talk to my family recently though.
My dad was a paramedic in the 70s, 80s, and early 90s. Not once did he ever tell me stories about saving people’s lives. Instead he told me crazy stories of wild shit he had to deal with that were pretty funny.
As someone who doesn't spend time on tik tok, I do catch some clips here and there on YT shorts including some that are tik tok re-uploads on YT, I do not watch any entertainment related clips, i only watch the ones where physicians share advices and debunk medical myths, those are absolutely great
If he'd done this in the Dharr-Mann style, with good filmmaking and voice acting, the "you never know when someone needs a hug" message could've actually worked
That'd take a full week of planning and a whole professional production team with a good name brand for their channel, though. Dharr Mann is still too cringe to watch though tbh so only gullible people will soak it all right in without any suspicion or critical thinking.
You can see a hint of real anger in Charlie's face when he describes the fake animal rescue videos. He often talks about stuff that makes him mad but to see him actually being pissed off is something else lol
Things like this is why I never used tiktok and deleted most social media. These kinda things are so pathetic. The things people post on tiktok are so disgusting its crazy
I love how instead of racing up the parking garage to get there as quick as possible he starts recording himself and slowly creeping around in the car park.
I absolutely love that car video. The whole point of it is to both make fun of someone lying for clout and to get clout from owning an expensive car but the whole situation is fake so it ends up looking like he makes fun of himself but never realize he's doing it.
I love how when confronted about the pictures, the suspect bolts leaving behind his backpack. After all, taking pictures with a strangers car is a felony punishable by death.
My really good friend jumped off a parking garage for the second time in 2018 (first time she survived). I was one of the last people she texted. So many times I've visualized myself at the top of that parking garage trying to help her down. So many times I've blamed myself, tried to figure out if there was a way I could know, or change something, call her out of the blue. But I wasn't there. I truly hope the guy who did the video never has to be in that position for real.
I jumped off a bridge in august and had to call 911 myself. People legit just recorded me on the ground. Really changed my view of how people react to things.
I hate how these people portray these really difficult circumstances with this flowery atmosphere. In college my roommate attempted to kill herself, I came in the room at the right time. She was weilding a pair of large scissors. Which I had to wrestle away from her while trying to call for help. It was highly stressful and emotional, the trip to the hospital, the days after etc. I've also been at that point where I myself attempted it. It's very mentally exhausting and soul sucking. Not to mention the physical recovery.
Imagine someone pulling up on you when you're about to jump, and they start setting up a camera. I'd legit just jump right then 💀
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Yeah. But jump out of frame so at least he doesn't get the recording.
Nothing is more selfless than pulling your phone out of your pocket, adjusting the lens to make sure it's in the perfect position, doing a good deed, walking back to your phone, putting the video through editing software to adjust the white balance and exposure levels, adding text that took you an hour to come up with and scrolling endlessly through your saved songs to find a sad song to overlay the video you spent hours filming and editing
Exactly gotta have that tripod
Just throw say something,mad world or sound of silence on anything and its sad no need to look for anything else.
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and not even doing a good deed, faking it by "giving money to homeless; single mother; poor kid/family" which almost all of them are their friends/family/paid actors I see this shit on shorts all the time. If i recall correctly some dude was pretending to give homeless dude $1k on camera but off camera said that he will give it to hold it then give him $50 for staging that "huge" help. that's -f*cking- disgusting
And then spend the next week scrolling through the comments trying to convince yourself you are a good person
The fact that this guy thought he could save someone from suicide by simply hugging them and not even saying anything to them just shows his level of social intelligence
Ikr, that is so misleading.
The idea behind his scam, is something someone would actually think was plausible in middle school. Tik Tok people have some of the simplest minds lol.
Wrong he did say something
He said "You have to come down here"
What an amazing negotiator right there
Talking someone down is HARD! We once (probably three years ago) came across a teenager on the wrong side of the barrier on a bridge. Us and a few other passers-by tried to get him back and he wouldn't have it. He was only about 19, drunk as arseholes and had a row with his girlfriend. Then she showed up hysterical and tried starting to f*cking climb over herself! "If you jump, I'm coming with you!!!" and all that. Stupid drunk teenagers could have both ended up injured or dead. The police came along after they'd been called and we left it in their hands. (The girl actually managed to drop her phone in the river, and was even more hysterical about that than her lad being where he was, so thats how serious she was. It was infuriating)
It was a fairly low bridge over a river so he was probably at more risk from drowning than the fall.
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I used to work in a national park and I had some time off my job so I went to a canyon and just sat on the edge and read a book, I had a tourist spot me and awkwardly ask, “hey you’re not depressed or anything are you? Are you ok?” And sure it was awkward at the time but I think about that and really appreciate his intentions. No filming, he wasn’t loud about it, just a human checking in on another human
@@phantomwarrior8686Bro, she's not talking about the video, she's talking about a real interaction she had in real life. While there is no way to check if what you read on the internet is real, that doesn't mean everything is fake
@@phantomwarrior8686 why the fuck are you so weird? Lol
@@phantomwarrior8686utter joke of a response didn’t even read it 😂😂😂
ngl that’s so wholesome, most people would’ve just filmed hoping for their 1000 likes
I once was rolling around and kissing with a boyfriend in the grass somewhere after going to a bar. A car stopped, and a woman stepped out to ask me if it was consensual. It very much was, but I still really appreciated her checking in :)
I'm so glad he got his phone out while driving. What an absolute saint.
Here in Canada, just by using the electronics built into the car while driving can result in the driver getting pulled over or at least it can result in the driver getting in trouble. At least in my own experience and that of some other people I know, this is all true.
@@Jayesbe bout the same in america bru
@@qwertmmm9203 I don't understand why car manufacturers are allowed to install screens into their vehicles and people are getting pulled over for it and are getting in trouble, it just makes no sense. Also I could be wrong but aren't Tesla cars full of electronics? I've heard there's a huge screen in the actual car which has actual playable console games.
Teslas do have built in screens but the games aren’t accessible when driving, only when the car is off or in park.
*Hey, you. Don't drink and drive.*
My brother committed suicide 15 months ago and I can assure you he didn’t just “need a hug”. He would still be alive if a hug could have saved him.
Okay.
@@milaninter2442 what is the point of just saying ok? tf
@@skygardenescape I'm merely responding to his post
@@milaninter2442 I sure do love when someone is telling a sad personal story and the only reply you can come up with is "okay"
@@Brizzle12341 That sounds like a you problem.
I lost a friend to suicide this year and it's not something that can be solved with a hug. I'm sure my friend would've loved a good embrace from me but without proper help, his suicidal sickness would remain.
True. I went through a few phases so badly that just a warm hug wouldn't be able to tide me through it. But it's at least a tiny start.
Nobody said fill the reactions with suicide story’s
@@injxcted_ sorry
@@applejacks22 why are u apologizing im just saying but there is no need to apologize
@@injxcted_ why not? Its relevant to the video and it also helps people to talk about stuff like that because in real life its pretty hard to talk to people about it.
Duuuuude I’m so glad he made a video about this. As someone who has walked in the room after their best friend’s suicide attempt and had to save their life and will always feel the trauma of that night, this shit is sick. That video popped up on my shorts page a while ago and I was completely flabbergasted. Most of the comments were like, “omg he’s so sweet🥺🥺🥺” I can’t believe anyone could be this fucking stupid and insensitive to make something like this.
Wow, I hope you’re doing better now. That sounds traumatizing.
I'm sorry you had to go through that with someone. I can see how that'll be traumatizing.
People need to set limits.
@@Frezing thanks I really appreciate that :) I’ve still got my issues, but with time I’ve learned to live with it rather than live against it
womp womp
@@badjuicefishyou have nothing better to do?
As a sketchy kid/teenager who went on rooftops, I had a guy try to "save me" once. There was no camera, and this was way before tik tok, so I think he genuinely had good intentions. It just got a little awkward because you could tell at first he didn't believe that I was just enjoying the view. But he went on his way quick enough, no big deal.
He better than me id be down there like bender tellin you to do a flip
Cringe af
use to love smoking blunts on the top of parking garages. no one cared, except security a few times
Clout hungry parasite : “yo you ok buddy”
Teen on a roof : “yuh wanna hit this blunt”
@@austinsavage5962 damn XD
Even the message was empty as fuck, as someone who tried to commit suicide, a hug from a random stranger isn't going to make you better, the problem goes way deeper than that
But what if you got hugged by a fuckboi in a rented Lambo? Yeah that's what I thought.
@@michaelhaydenbell lmfao true
@@michaelhaydenbell i wish i got hugged by 10 billion dollars, that would for sure cure me
@@michaelhaydenbell The only hug i want is hugging a suitcase with 100 million dollars in it.
@@michaelhaydenbell Take him with me
THANK YOU CHARLIE for calling out the fake animal rescue videos every chance it comes up. a LOT of people still don’t know they exist or understand red flags to look for. unfortunately unless it’s a youtuber you already trust, you really shouldn’t trust those animal rescue videos, and always report ones that are suspicious.
do you know of any youtubers doing this? i hope i’m not subscribed to any of them 😢
I used to watch those before I realised what they were. I felt sick to my stomach that people were hurting animals for views and that UA-cam did nothing to prevent it or warn people who might consume that content! A lot of viewers are probably children who don’t have the capacity to tell it’s faked. I think besides the ppl who make those videos, UA-cam is the biggest culprit here because they are allowing it.
Thank you for this honestly, my father committed suicide and I was the one who found him, seeing this s*** pisses me off, just to get clout.. there's people who seriously struggle... The fact that they make this all happy and nonchalant drives me up the wall, someone who is seriously in a position like that doesn't just turn around and give someone a hug and walk away from it, attempts are always at risk of suicide for the rest of there life, once you jump over that wall to attempt, it majority of the time is your first response once again when something else serious happens in your life .. F*** that guy and whoever thought this was a great idea, suicide is nothing to take lightly and should be taken seriously and with handled with compassion not a f****** skit to get views, to anyone who sees this who may struggle with there mental health, find people you can talk to about your emotions and know it's okay to have those feelings, but more importantly a therapist can go a serious long way when taken seriously, there a safe confidential place to express your feelings, and thank you again for talking about this goof moist.. much love everyone, we need more of it!
A best friend of mine was suicidal and confronting him and trying to help was one of the most emotional and intense moments of my entire life. To script this shit and pretend it's the reality is straight up fucking gross.
And to use your friend as an example to get attention in comments is downright making me want to puke
@@photlam9769 that's stupid take, the two situations are not even comparable
@@mikesendec3972 Using "suicidal" people as a way to get attention. Pretty comparable buddy
@@photlam9769 its a youtube comment section who tf cares
@@photlam9769 ones a random comment on a thread and one was acted out for views
The dude pulling out a camera when he sees someone he suspects is going to jump is like that scene straight out of ASDFMovie that Jacksepticeye voices. It's just like:
"Hey! Don't jump!"
*Sets up tripod*
"Ok now you can jump!"
Truly remarkable. Almost poetic in a way.
homelander be like
Life imitating art in the worst way possible...
@@AmbiguousDuck literally the first thing that came to my mind lmao, that one scene with him about to save the kid before throwing her off himself
YUUUUUP
Reminded me of that scene in the muffin song as well where they follow it up with “I have no idea how to breathe”
This is crazyy 😭 and if you actually see a suicidal person DO NOT approach them like that omf
man was basically walking
“You’re telling me that someone just happens to fall like that! He orchestrated it Jimmy!!!”
Saving someone’s life isn’t “fun.” It’s something that is highly emotional.
The vast majority of "depression" and other mental illnesses you see on apps like tiktoc are literally people who think their lives aren't "fun" enough.
@MSMEG IX who tf r u
@@PixP6 bots
You're totally right.
But Hollywood, books, stories, and games would tell us otherwise.
@@baronvonjo1929 you should play life is strange, it really represents how emotional suicide actually is and how scary and desperate saving someone is
It’s real, can confirm, I was there. He bearhugged me from behind by total surprise, giving me the motivation to jump off. Truly a hero.
You had me in the first half not gonna lie
😂🤣💀
If you were motivated to jump off, why didn’t you.
Did you at least take him with you?
An N7!? I myself have survived the impossible. Thank you for you service!
I work at a mental health unit and I feel like when a pt leaves our unit doing much better that my team has saved their life. However, I have never ever wanted to gain anything from their terrible, terrible life experience, their pain and their hard journey. This is really reallt shameful. Before this job I did work with teenagers on an unlocked unit who I have actively saved them from killing themselves. Literally lifting them down from shoestrings. It is really traumatizing to 'save someone' its really gross to fake this. This person has no idea how it actually feels to save someone from a situation like that. It's not euphoric or fun it's just pure sadness.
I'm surprised there wasn't a "like and comment for part 2" where he would proceed to be best friends with the guy and turn his life around
The fact that people would do stuff like this on TikTok for attention is cringe. Clout chasers of this magnitude are a blight on society.
Tiktok should be renamed to blighttown
like 2 bots already copied your comment lol
Clout chasers in general are a blight on humanity.
@@ilmacouto6658 you mean Reddit right
@@ilmacouto6658 poisonous hell with a tiddy spider lady waiting for you at the end?
Im in my 30s and only ONCE ever was I in a position to save a person. They were hit by a car, thrashed their leg, and was losing blood like crazy. I just happened to be the closest person there so adrenaline kicked in and I used my belt to tie a tourniquet, and held pressure on the wound to try and stop the bleeding. My point is, I never once thought "I should film this", also a huge crowd formed around us until the EMTs got there and not one of those people were filming either, most were instantly trying to help, because that is what normal decent people do. Like myself, they were all so caught up in what was happening. The fact that these crazy unbelievable moments seem to happen so nonchalantly to UA-camrs and Tiktokers where their first thought is to film, should instantly tell people how fake most of these videos(skits) are.
you’re a king bro 🙏🏼
It would've been *more* impressive if he had've walked up to the guy and asked to join him. "Hey man... me too. Me too, buddy. Lets help each other. Tie this rope around your waist. I'm tying it to me too. You push *me* off the roof, and I'll drag you off. That way, neither of us has to off *themselves."*
Good samaritan to the core. 😏
👍good job
I've had a few moments where I've jumped in to pull people from cars after an accident, saved a man who suffered some kind of blackout/seizure from freezing to death, most of the stuff I've dealt with were never really bloody aside from people busting their lips and nose but that arenaline kicking in and the feeling of "Oh fuck, is this person dead? Are they gonna live?" when they're unconcious is fucking wild. When I checked on that guy that was freezing to death, I checked his pulse and tried to wake him up, shook him, etc. and I couldn't get a respnse out of him but he was breathing, I laid him down on his back all the way and threw an emergency blanket on him and called EMS. Not once in that whole situation did I think of recording it. Luckily the EMT's got there within a couple minutes and were able to just barely get a response out of the guy, apparently he suffered some kind of diabetic black out/possible seizure so he laid down to prepare for it and had been there for hours, it was 8F and he was laying on packed ice on the side walk. They loaded him up and took him to the ER and I was on my way.
Well done 👏
Dude sometimes I feel like Charlie is the big brother of the internet. No goofball gets past him.
It's like the asdf movie clip where they pulls out a camera and goes"ok, NOW jump!"
“Be a good person, but dont waste time trying to prove it” -Manas Disoriya
Who the hell is Manas Disoriya
@@Ray3d.don’t worry about it
@@Popsicle15no now im worried about it, tell me or else 😡
Manas is a committed legal practitioner, possessing a BBA. LLB degree from ICFAI University India and an LLM degree from the University of Aberdeen. Beyond delving into intricate legal matters, he nurtures a fervent passion for adventure particularly in the realm of mountain biking.
Just googled it.
Story writing of this level could literally win awards. We really need more people like these guys
Absolutely. Remember the scene when he said “it’s suicide time!” Then failed to suicide.
Ratio + k-pop better + mbappe better than haaland 🤓🤓🤓🤳🏼🤳🏼🤳🏼
Yeah, a Razzy Award. Lmao
@Angel Gacha Now Gacha youtubers are doing it too? You won't build an audience like this you know?
Put this man on the Moonfall sequel
Even if it was real, I’m sure the suicidal person would be really happy to hear that the only reason someone talked him out of it was for internet clout, and that this (initially) really meaningful moment was open to millions of people. I can say with 100% certainty that if he hadn’t jumped that day, after this they definitely would’ve.
I can 100 percent say that the vid was fake, don't be stupid to fall for those
@@gallaxseizor9216he said “even if it was” as a hypothetical situation
You’re telling me that a man just happens to be on a ledge like that? No, he orchestrated it!
Jimmy!
He defecated through a sunroof!
He posted it, on a Tik Tok! And I saved him!
HE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF!
Goated reference
Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it!
He recorded through a WINDSHIELD
You're Savin' Jimmy!
HE DEFACATED THROUGH A SUNROOF
Charles White McGill
You think this is bad? This chicanery. Hes done worse!
omg what a true selfless saint. he's lucky he had his camera rolling. true a remarkable moment
Tru
Bruh the bots
@Patrick39 did I ask (reported)
@MSMEG IX L bot
@@TETNTM doesn't matter how many times you report. Like a roach in a microwave, they come out unscathed. Festering through the comments sections similar to cracks in a wall and unchecked spaces in your pantry, they will always be there.
I have had to talk to someone on the verge of something like this before and it was 2 hours, mostly just waiting and reassurance and it went by in what felt like minutes. It was sour and frightening, there wasn’t any immediate risk, but if the situation was walked away from it most likely wouldn’t have had a happy ending if you get where i’m going. We had to spend half a bloody hour on hold waiting for a helpline and even then it was a mostly fruitless half hour on the phone before it was hung up. Eventually it was all over and the person is safe now, but never, ever should something like this be underestimated, it is incredibly worrying and stressful and never ends by just some simple hug, it’s just disappointing to see that this person so drastically underrepresented the issue.
5:15 oscar worthy acting bro
Thank you for bringing up the fake animal rescue videos. Those people are absolutely beyond vile and it breaks my heart to see how much of it is going on.
Uncle Ben would never purposefully plant an animal to “rescue” it for views
Or the ones where they remove botfly larvae and maggots from open wounds on dogs/cats, and you start to notice it’s the same exact dogs they “help” across many different videos
@@SmurfSlappa Just reading this made me so damn angry
@@SmurfSlappa they WHAT?!
It's fucking sad. I follow a lot of genuine fosters/rescues on Insta and the fact these scammers take money/attention from those who are truly in need is sickening
This is so dangerous, the last thing you should do to someone threatening to jump is to go up and 'hug them'
*double kill!*
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture270bro you got the order wrong
@@kyvian251 and they both fall on someone on the sidewalk
*TRIIIIPPPLLLEEE KILL!!* *OWWWNAGE*
@@kyvian251I think the person doing the hug is actually going in for a finisher *execution*
@@ry1023.3
+100 points Double kill
Charlie is the one who enlightened me on the fake animal rescue stuff. It’s something that would never have even come into my mind and now I can’t watch any rescue videos cause I’m always wondering.
I cry every time I see it
The nice guy took time out of his day to set up his tripod to hug someone, he’s a real one
“Sometimes maybe a person could use a hug, a consensual hug, and not just like a jump scare hug and squeeze them like a tube of gogurt” 💀💀💀
@MSMEG IX did I ask (reported)
How did I see this comment just as Charlie said this. Legit just read along as he said it.
Like a foxy jump scare from FNAF 2 hug.
I’m not a TikTok user and I probably never will be, but I saw this video in UA-cam shorts and felt absolutely appalled by it. I also found that it had a ridiculous amount of support on UA-cam, something like 500k likes, which also disgusted me. Just wanted to thank you for bringing this video to light Charlie.
Bro is a reddit user
Good on you for not using TikTok. Your soul is still pure
Always depends what side of TIkTok your on Lmaoo
@@kritexz *you're
those 500k people vote in elections
He's not selfish, he just wanted to pay homage to Better Call Saul.
Thanks for always keeping us informed & outing these scumbags, especially those who endanger the animals pure human trash.
This is the greatest pretender of All Time.
IIIII AM THE GREEEEAT PRETENDER
W comment
@Patrick39 I'm better than Patrick39
Definitely the pretender of all time.
My dog could fake better
I love how they start sprinting like they suddenly got a 5 star wanted level for taking some photos on someone else's car
I remember seeing the video when it was only posted and most people thought it was real it annoyed me sm to realise how easy it is to trick people with such a touchy subject im delighted you’ve exposed and uncovered the lies haha good job spreading the known word charlbag
ngl I felt this was too perfect and had a fishy feeling about this vid, still shook me that someone would actually stoop to this level
One of the 1st things they taught me in a class on how to save lives is that in a situation like this, getting that close to the person who might jump will just make them mad, won't help for shit. Instead keep a decent distance and talk with them to find out if there's a reason why they should stay alive, de-escalate the situation, etc. Don't force a hug like the weirdo in the vid 💀
It's very dangerous, if they are in such dark mindstate they might try to jump off with you attached to them. Imagine trying to safe someone and ending up dying with them!
And the first thing you do should also be to call the emergency number of your country.
That’s why a video like this shouldn’t even be faked in the first place. It also shouldn’t of been recorded if it was real. Police arrive, Officer: uhh, what happened here. Me: Oh uhh, I was just trying to help him I swear. I saw this guy on tiktok who got super close up to offer a hug. I didn’t realize that I would intimidate him by my movement or the camera I set up in the back.
why does it make them mad i don't understand
@@Bando710_ Put yourself in their shoes. You're so sick of life that you want to jump. You're convinced/convincing yourself to do it, deep in thought. Then? Some rando who doesn't know anything wants to decide what's good for you, grab you (and prob hold you awkwardly for 10 min). Not a fun time. People who're in that situation are typically more erratic in the moment.
Weird equivalent, but it's kinda like when we were kids and we were scared to go down a big slide. If a kid behind us said "get off" or tried to get us off, we'd be pissed bc we're trying to convince ourselves that we just need a moment b4 we go down the big scary slide.
This is why I'm always skeptical when people post videos of helping others. On camera, people put on a show. Off camera, they could care less. Good people don't pull out their phones to show off how they save someone. Most good deeds aren't shown on camera because they're busy ACTUALLY saving someone.
yeah all of the "good deeds" that are recorded seem so fake and not genuine at all. shit pisses me off but people eat that shit up like crazy not seeing how fake it comes off being
@@kyle21843 i feel like part of why so many people eat it up is because we think of cameras as a view into someone's world. its kinda true, but sometimes we gotta think about it and think about how it isnt a view into their experiences but rather a camera that was set up and edited
@@AVI-lh6rm yeah exactly at first it feels like a live view. But then you have to remember this is someone who pulled out their phone specifically to record the entire thing
There's nothing wrong with posting good deeds online, its gives the world a sense of hope and may inspire others to do the same or support the cause, the problem is when people do it in clearly a high pressure time sensitive situation such as this video becuase is just screams clout chasing.
If someone wants to film themselves making 400 meals then passing it out to the homeless, good.
@@Aeivious well yeah i definitely agree with that. the problem is that so many "good deeds" are the ones where people are clearly looking for attention and internet points
My uncle was at an all time low back in the 90s. Talking about hurting himself. My dad ended up going to his house & just talking to him, helping him come to his senses. They hung out the rest of the night, drinking and just talking. I’m so happy my dad was able to talk through to him, & be there for him that night.
A decade later, my uncle Sal took his life in 2006. This was a different uncle. I really wish that he had someone to talk to that night. If he did, you never know, he could still be alive today.
So when people fake anything about suicide, or say anything negative about it. It really upsets me. That’s not something you just do to get “clout” for. It’s not something to lie about, or bring up to get “attention”.
Thank you Charlie for calling this douche bag out. One of the many reasons why i follow you.
Imagine your entire family died, your bills are impossible to pay off, you were fired from your job that you’ve been working on 5 years, and then some dipshit comes over and starts recording you 💀💀💀💀
Puts that text-to speech and dramatic music too
Yeah like I get trying to help but no one wants to be recorded during a vulnerable moment. Especially suicide.
"wait don't jump"
"I gotta set up my camera"
Lmaoooo
"I wont really jump, I'll illustrate it in later"
- Ronald Macdonald.
@MSMEG IX did I ask (reported)
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture270 did I ask (reported)
That guy was so good, he actually managed to convince someone to not commit suicide in 3 seconds.
How can anyone find this believable? He literally just picked the guy up and put him on the ground and suddenly he's all happy
Apparently all you need is a hug and then you don't want to jump anymore
Steven Universe:
The guy who did that just looks obnoxious too 😒
The people in this video wouldn’t even know if it works or not. Because it’s fake. They probably never been in a situation like this before, so giving you semi-false/ unprofessional information on how to approach this situation is horrendous
@@iNeonGaming watch this become a constantly repeated myth for the next several decades too
he placed his phone at an angle good enough to catch them in frame so he could run into frame from the side to pretend to save a guys life and give him a pat on the ass after editing a sad song over him recording while driving. absolute saint
Bro thinks he’s Saul
Don't disrespect Saul like that
As someone who has stopped several people from unaliving themselves and also someone who has struggled with battling those same thoughts/lost a brother to it, this greatly pisses me off. Shit is not a joke or something to make views off of. It is one of the worst feelings imaginable that affects so many more people than we can comprehend. there's a special place in hell for people that do shit like this.
agreed. its infuriating
Bentzjake is the account name
@@oliknolli okay?
Wow didn’t know it was a competition in the comments
@A2G right? Lmfao
Imagine being a passerby and seeing this man filming himself on an iPhone “saving” someone’s life💀
@MSMEG IX did I ask (reported)
tbh I'd probably assume they were filming a mental health/suicide awareness PSA for their high school video production class or something and go about my day
Who just passes by the roof of an empty parking garage
@@zoneshift Flying cars, duh.
@@zoneshift it could be someone's hangout spot or smth.
"Some people just need a hug" is a really vague, superficial and lazy way to talk about someone's issues, sure, people need hugs and affection, but i'm pretty sure that ain't no one be jumping from buildings because they haven't had a hug in a while
I remember back when I was attending college, there was a bridge connecting the dorms to the rest of campus. This bridge also goes over a central street. Whenever I wanted to get out for some fresh air, I'd stand on that bridge and listen to my IPod Shuffle. I also liked wearing a loose-fitting shirt so that when the wind blows I can feel like a badass. One day, several months after I first started doing this, I went out in the rain and stood there like normal. About 5 minutes after I started standing there, campus security showed up because someone thought I was going to jump.
Luckily, I went to college before TikTok exploded so I don't think anyone was trying to farm internet brownie points.
I used to do something similar myself, really enjoyed the view, and never really thought much about how it looked to other people.
That is of course until one day an officer shows up and tells me no one is allowed to stand on the bridge due to people jumping as well as assholes dropping things on cars below.
I mean, probably someone that was new to campus AND it was raining lmao, kinda a stereotypical time to actually do it, I commend someone for actually thinking and not ignoring it even though it wasnt an attempt.
@@PastPositive Yeah. The security told me to stop doing it but I didn't stop and nobody called on me again (even when it rained).
@MSMEG IX did I ask (reported)
@@legend3454 Cause they figured Eh its just Billy Bobby Joel, he always goes to that bridge.
The biggest red flag for me was the tiktoker grabbing the "suicidal" guy. Most cases I've seen of people preventing suicide, the victim is overwhelmed with emotions and won't be able to react rationally to someone suddenly grabbing you. It takes a lot of talking and reasoning for the suicidal person to calm down and even then it's a massive 50/50 whether they will accept help or commit. First faking sick children, now suicide. Disgusting people.
I also love how in the second clip with the car the dudes felt so threatened by the pure sight of the key that they immediately sprinted off while leaving their belongings behind
I lost one of there best friends to suicide earlier this year, and this absolutely disgusts me that someone could do this for attention. I wish everyday that I could have given him one last phone call or checked in on him more.
What a kind gentleman. Seeing a good example of what one shouldn't become. Thank you.
Total misplay.
Bad play.
@@WaspCameraInSpringfield Ayy inscryption fan spotted
Sup Stoat.
Also...
This spot? You sure?
As somebody who has been through a situation like this that i am happy now that im still here.
I really find it disgusting this idea even came into this guys head. And why would this be somthing that he says "Hey friend, wanna act suicidal while i record it for my social?"
The first joke in asdf movie10 preatty much sums up this whole situation
a security guard did this to me when i was sitting on top of a parking garage outside of Hollywood Horror Nights, i heard him sprinting towards me and turned around to him grabbing me, i feel like if i was someone a little more skiddish i couldve gotten spooked and went offbalance and fallen like 30 stories
Honestly pretty frightening that there's going to be a generation of children (and some adults) that don't question why these "saviors" take the time to set up their cameras to record these situations and THEN finally help the person. Like, people don't do that if there's an actual danger, and some of these kids may legit not realize that after watching this kind of crap over and over.
Even more scary is if those fooled grown adults have an opportunity to save someone and their knee jerk reaction is to set up their camera first
Nahhh, i used to be just as stupid until i grew up and realised those things were fake. Most kids are stupid but at least... a majority of them grow up. Sorta.
Well, at least we'll catch the ones that failed to save someone on camera. Though it's horrifying to think that even _that_ could become a trend.
"I ALMOST saved this person's life - captured in 8k HDR 60fps"
There have always been stupid people.
i love how he changes the cars position to get the sunset in to the shot truly a cinematic visionary genuis XDXD
A family friend of mine when I was a teenager jumped off a parking lot roof. And a decade or so later people are clout chasing these scenarios... Disgusting.
This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! *He* orchestrated it! Jimmy!
He defecated, through a SUNROOF! And I saved him…!
Bots glk glk glk, leave
@@vangelisgru7271 yeah this is unnecessary
“HE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF!!”
"but not our jimmy! couldn't be precious jimmy!"
the way it has the happy lady voice over is truly the cherry on top
literally 🤦🏽♂️ tiktok is the dumbest shit ever
Bots
This voice is one of the most annoying things in the world. I truly think it is the FBI invention for Guantanamo but somehow it ended up in TikTok
I hate that voice so much
@MSMEG IX did I ask (reported)
As someone who had to talk myself out of not jumping off a bridge a few years ago
This shakes to my core, the fact that people would stage something like this not knowing the affect it has on other people.
I just hate this shit so much
theres actually people like this and its shocking, to say the least, these people are as equivalent to the people who pretend to help homeless people, give them food, an apartment, etc. but right after the cameras cut off they ask for everything back and throw them back on the streets, they do it all for views and fame and those people always seem to originate from tiktok.
As a suicidal person, you can't ever expect people to care in the slightest, this doesn't come as a surprise to me. All people will do is use you to make themselves look better.
there are people who do care, but god damn there are these ugly people who would drool for content. not all people will use you to make themselves look better, because there are a lot of people who do care. ending your own life causes more sadness than good. i hope you are doing better now
@@piiewithtwoeyes It's not true that a lot of people care. I've talked extensively with other suicidal people and they all seem to have the same impression. Most people tell you how much they'd help someone who is suicidal, and when you're suicidal they're indifferent and sometimes - I don't know by what mechanism - they become verbally abusive. Suddenly they treat you like trash that needs to be discarded.
That obviously includes people like family members or therapists or colleagues, etc.
For me personally, it would annoy my family if I died because of the social problems associated with having a relative die and because of the cost of a funeral. No, that's not a false impression, that's what they told me.
But it is what it is.
@@iexist.imnotjoking5700 Obviously I don't know what your life is like, but that sounds more like you have a shitty family than that people as a whole don't care. If I were you, I'd try to meet new people and surround myself with friends that genuinely care for me. I can guarantee you that there are people out there like that, who will deeply care about you and your wellbeing. It's just hard to find them, sometimes. As for suicidal people having the impression that people don't care about them, I would say that when you're depressed, it's a lot easier to think that you don't matter, and that nobody cares for you. I should clarify, I am by no means a mental health specialist, and I don't have a lot of experience with this subject, so I'm sorry if I've come off as grating or preachy. I know that it probably doesn't mean much, since I'm a random internet guy, but I hope that you find people that care about you.
I can attest to this in some aspects. My first failed attempt roughly a decade ago, a janitor saw me lurking in the small inaccessible balcony connected to the side window of the highest floor in my university dormitory (it's an apartment building the university rented next to a busy main street, and the topmost floor is the 20th or so) by chance, when I adjusted my cramped position there after I fought with myself to not jump off all morning. Our eyes directly met the moment I looked inside when I raised my head slightly above the window pane and I or they didn't even hear each other's presence before that moment. Then they scurried off like they'd seen a ghost and I was discouraged to do it there since then. None of my classmates even noticed my skipping class for that day nor that they cared either lol. It's such a baffling period of my life and it took me a decade long to slowly process that it's just me who has this problem. I did talk to my family recently though.
That sucks, i really hope your doing better now@@MollyHJohns
I've never seen Charlie more angry than he was on that side bit of the "animal rescuers"
As he should. Those people are beyond vile.
It's definitely reasonable
My dad was a paramedic in the 70s, 80s, and early 90s. Not once did he ever tell me stories about saving people’s lives. Instead he told me crazy stories of wild shit he had to deal with that were pretty funny.
If that person who’s gonna oof himself has gotten to that point, then they’ve lost all hope in their life and a simply hug won’t change that.
I remember seeing this in UA-cam shorts with the top comment being “That guy’s really cool for letting you set up your tripod before talking to him.”
As someone who doesn't spend time on tik tok, I do catch some clips here and there on YT shorts including some that are tik tok re-uploads on YT, I do not watch any entertainment related clips, i only watch the ones where physicians share advices and debunk medical myths, those are absolutely great
If he'd done this in the Dharr-Mann style, with good filmmaking and voice acting, the "you never know when someone needs a hug" message could've actually worked
That would require thinking for more than 5 seconds, which I don't think is physically possible for him
That'd take a full week of planning and a whole professional production team with a good name brand for their channel, though.
Dharr Mann is still too cringe to watch though tbh so only gullible people will soak it all right in without any suspicion or critical thinking.
@@MollyHJohns yeah but at least children could get SOME value out of it, meanwhile not lying to anyone that its real
Charlie saves me from cringe everyday - one look at him and cringe TikToks are out of my mind while I soil my britches out of excitement
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Holy bots
@@nunpho fr
They all have 1k+ comments on this channel LOL
We need to make a MoistCritikal Status meme video where he saves the viewer from TikTok cringe
There’s a difference between bringing awareness and ignorance
I experienced this exact situation, parking garage and everything, and there was no time for tik tok-ing
Imagine if this was real and after setting up the camera the guy just fell 💀
It'd be way more entertaining for better or worse
@MSMEG IX did I ask (reported)
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Then it would be uploaded to liveleak instead of tiktok 🗿
You can see a hint of real anger in Charlie's face when he describes the fake animal rescue videos. He often talks about stuff that makes him mad but to see him actually being pissed off is something else lol
Not surprised, just the thought of is just genuinely infuriating
Oh no, he was PISSED. Rightfully so
A good deed always goes unspoken. Otherwise, what is recorded is done selfishly.
"A true good deed is the one that nobody needs to know about." -someone wise I guess
Things like this is why I never used tiktok and deleted most social media. These kinda things are so pathetic. The things people post on tiktok are so disgusting its crazy
I love how instead of racing up the parking garage to get there as quick as possible he starts recording himself and slowly creeping around in the car park.
Yeah imagine if it was real and the guy jumped before he got there. Dude would have that on his conscious forever
Gotta love he started filming while driving. Putting in theory actual lives on danger
I absolutely love that car video. The whole point of it is to both make fun of someone lying for clout and to get clout from owning an expensive car but the whole situation is fake so it ends up looking like he makes fun of himself but never realize he's doing it.
Someone who is dead set on taking their own life isn't going to be coerced otherwise in 5 seconds
I love how when confronted about the pictures, the suspect bolts leaving behind his backpack. After all, taking pictures with a strangers car is a felony punishable by death.
I'm so glad Dave Grohl is exposing these people.
Who? all i see is a young Keanu telling us about Tiktok
It's Jesus from the bible 2
You're all blind. That's obviously Steve Aoki
@@RandoWisLuL wasn't Keanu that guy from Nirvana?
@@shad0wVA michael? Jack son?
My really good friend jumped off a parking garage for the second time in 2018 (first time she survived). I was one of the last people she texted. So many times I've visualized myself at the top of that parking garage trying to help her down. So many times I've blamed myself, tried to figure out if there was a way I could know, or change something, call her out of the blue. But I wasn't there. I truly hope the guy who did the video never has to be in that position for real.
"Wait don't jump, I need to set up my camera.."
That rental tag on his keychain is the greatest slipup of all time
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Man can't die in peace on this planet.
I jumped off a bridge in august and had to call 911 myself. People legit just recorded me on the ground. Really changed my view of how people react to things.
I hate how these people portray these really difficult circumstances with this flowery atmosphere. In college my roommate attempted to kill herself, I came in the room at the right time. She was weilding a pair of large scissors. Which I had to wrestle away from her while trying to call for help. It was highly stressful and emotional, the trip to the hospital, the days after etc. I've also been at that point where I myself attempted it. It's very mentally exhausting and soul sucking. Not to mention the physical recovery.
That was the fakest, most awkward hug I've ever witnessed at 2:44
Below pewdiepie level handshake
A truly good person does the right thing when nobody is watching and expects no reward
yes, it is called integrity.
Fulfil our duty and vanish without a trace
This TikTok is the real life equivalent of that asdfmovie skit that's like "No, don't jump! (*sets up camera*) Okay, now jump!"
Honestly, on the really bad days, a beautiful sunset like that was enough to make me stop. Thats the most unrealistic part to me LMAO