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He was caught using two fake reactions, and he owned up to those. But we can’t say if the others are real or not with any certainty. Personally, I thought the p
by freyir 8y ago
He was caught using two fake reactions, and he owned up to those. But we can’t say if the others are real or not with any certainty. Personally, I thought the parking garage reaction looked like bad acting as soon as I saw it, so I’m still skeptical.
He also initially claimed the package was placed in Illinois, but he edited the video after people called him out on it.
And he presents the device as something he engineered himself, only briefly mentioning that someone helped him. Another video shows that the other guy, Sean Hodgins, actually built it (find the link in jtokoph's comment below).
So who really knows? It wouldn’t be the first time something on the Internet was staged.
- jtokoph 8y agoLink to the other video: https://youtu.be/IpMxOmUcfOI https://youtu.be/IpMxOmUcfOI Its disappointing that Sean is getting absolutely zero credit. Mark Rober just keeps saying “I built”. There’s a link in the description but just suggests Sean has more build details. He could have at least brought Sean into the original video for some credit. Who knows, maybe this was the deal and Mark is giving Sean all of the ad revenue in exchange for the views/subs/credit...shrug
- sah2ed 8y agoYou are being over-dramatic. He clearly mentions Sean and even includes a couple of frames in the video of Sean working on the device's PCB. Start here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoxhDk-hwuo&t=70 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoxhDk-hwuo&t=70