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DrWatson · 70-79, M
Inserting too much commentary.
I am thinking of two different kinds of videos in particular.
In one, we see a cute or funny video, often of a child or an animal, but there is nonstop captioning, either telling us what the child or animal is thinking, or saying things like "wait for it...".
In the other, the poster is making a political point by showing a clip of someone's speech or press conference, but half the video consists of the commentator rambling about "can you believe he said this?"
In both cases, my reaction is "this is not about YOU!"
I am thinking of two different kinds of videos in particular.
In one, we see a cute or funny video, often of a child or an animal, but there is nonstop captioning, either telling us what the child or animal is thinking, or saying things like "wait for it...".
In the other, the poster is making a political point by showing a clip of someone's speech or press conference, but half the video consists of the commentator rambling about "can you believe he said this?"
In both cases, my reaction is "this is not about YOU!"
