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I watched a youtube video where a passerby was being vox-popped for tv about football. He says something to the interviewer and you can see a lightbulb go on in
by barking 7y ago
I watched a youtube video where a passerby was being vox-popped for tv about football.
He says something to the interviewer and you can see a lightbulb go on in his head and he then looks at the camera and says "that's actually a good point". The interview went viral because it was such a funny moment.
- whitepoplar 7y agoDo you have a link?
- versk 7y agomaybe this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEz5GfZUnBU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEz5GfZUnBU went viral in ireland for the accent and the novelty of seeing a city centre addict being interviewed about football on tv. The point where he strats realizing he is making a coherent point starts around 50 seconds in.
- barking 7y agoYes that's the one, well done for finding it!
- s_dev 7y agoI'm not sure any scientific insight can be drawn from interviewing a heroin junkie on Abbey St, Dublin, Ireland.
- barking 7y agoThat's a pretty judgemental comment all the same.
- jrace 7y agoIn case anyone else is confused by the term "Vox-Popped" https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/vox-pop https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/vox-pop "a broadcast for radio or television in which people going past in a public place are asked their opinion on a particular subject"