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Are you sick of rage-bait content taking over your feed? From filthy house “clean with me” videos, fake pranks, and staged baby mama dramas… to gross toilet cooking, outrageous podcasts, and absurd “life hacks,” creators are cashing in on making us angry. In this deep dive, I break down the WORST rage-bait trends on TikTok, YouTube, and podcasts — exposing how these videos are engineered to trigger outrage, keep us watching, and make creators money.

We’ll cover:

✅ Filthy house cleaning videos (Resilient Jenkins & others)

✅ Fake pranks & staged couple drama (Ace Family, Carmen & Corey, etc.)

✅ The infamous McDonald’s baby daddy skit

✅ Toilet punch & disgusting food stunts (Kate Heintzelman, Josh & Mama)

✅ The 100 Layers Challenge & wild beauty influencer stunts (Meredith Duxbury)

✅ 5-Minute Crafts & absurd life hacks

✅ Male podcasts & conservative shock shows that say anything for clips If you’ve ever found yourself hate-watching, leaving an angry comment, or sharing a clip just to say “this is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen,” then congrats, you’ve been rage-baited. Let’s unpack why this content works, why it’s so toxic, and how we can stop feeding the cycle.

👀 LISTEN TILL THE END for my take on why outrage = money in the attention economy.

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We live in a world where privacy is basically dead. From TikTok pranksters to gym shaming, IRL streamers, and even police bodycam footage, everyday people are being recorded without consent — and their worst moments are turned into “content” for millions.

In this episode, I break down the dark side of social media, constant recording, and clout culture. We’ll talk about hidden smart glasses, streamers harassing women on college campuses, prank videos gone wrong, the death of nightclub dance floors, and the rise of online public shaming. These aren’t just funny clips — they ruin reputations, destroy mental health, and in some cases, even end lives.

Are we living in a surveillance society we created ourselves? Is empathy disappearing in the age of content? And what can we do to push back?

🔎 Topics covered:

The death of privacy in the digital age

Smart glasses, streaming, and IRL surveillance

Gym shaming and false accusations

Viral pranks that turned deadly

Police body-cam footage exploited for clicks

The human toll of online humiliation

How to protect empathy in a world obsessed with content

This is the dystopian reality of constant recording and public shaming — and why it matters more than ever.

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Did Ice Spice really fall off? From “Munch” to “Princess Diana” with Nicki Minaj, “Boy’s a Liar Pt. 2,” and even collabs with Taylor Swift, Ice Spice went from viral princess of rap to being booed on stage and called an “industry plant.” In this episode, we break down the rise and fall of Ice Spice — her streaming numbers, controversies with Cleotrapa and Baby Storme, the Wildlands Festival backlash, the “Fart” song, and whether her career decline is real or just internet hype.

We’ll look at the facts: Spotify stats, chart history, brand deals with Dunkin’ and Mercedes, live performance critiques, and the social media meme that Ice Spice “fell off.” Is she done, or is this just the sophomore slump? Let’s get into it.

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