These people think "More comments (to point out how it's wrong) and more shares (to make fun of it) means more interaction with the post, which means more money for me."
That's the whole thing yup, lots of tik toks, reels and other YouTube shorts have intentional mistakes to force interactions
These people think "More comments (to point out how it's wrong) and more shares (to make fun of it) means more interaction with the post, which means more money for me."
That's the whole thing yup, lots of tik toks, reels and other YouTube shorts have intentional mistakes to force interactions
That's actually a good point.