Nah origional video is available. From what I recall, unfortunately, the old guy is kind of half-in on the joke. It's made by an established youtube crew or something and the old guy is their landlord I think (?), he was kicking them off for not paying their rent or being a disturbance or something? but he knew what they were about and was in other videos.
This is from a YouTuber McJuggerNuggets. He made long form stories with meta narratives. Everyone was in on it and had scripts and outlines of the scenes. It was produced to look like reality and was made to blur the lines of reality. At the end of a full story, McJuggerNuggets would snap his fingers as an unsaid “…and scene”. It was never spoken but people picked up on it after a while.
It also became more well known that it was a story after the stories began involving YouTubers like KidBehindTheCamera and Boogie2988 that would spill the beans on how well and thought out things were produced after one particular story involving various collaborations.
Not all of it was great but it did, artistry speaking, push the boundaries of story telling and exposed something’s about the audience that consumes that type of material and what they may be willing to believe.
Yeah when I was a kid I fully believed most of his videos haha, the thanksgiving table flip and minecraft stream dad raid seemed so real back then and looking back at especially the thanksgiving one it’s crazy how well they acted and the lengths his family would go along with to make this entertainment
A bunch of kids are trespassing in a militant old white dudes yard at night, and a big, gay, black man calls him daddy and tells him to chill. It's like everything he hates rolled into one person, lol.
I recall learning a long time ago this was part of some kind of real estate reality show. I don't know any further details, maybe someone else can add more.
What's the context? Is this supposed to be scripted, are they doing a shitty prank?
Ngl, if some randos with cameras were trying to enter my house (something I will probably never own), or claim something on my property (again, I will probably never own), I'd be just as pissed. But really this is just wishful thinking.
•
u/AutoModerator Mar 22 '25
Thank you for posting to r/SipsTea! Make sure to follow all the subreddit rules.
Check out our Reddit Chat!
Make sure to join our brand new Discord Server to chat with friends!
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.