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Sharkbait Challenge: Sharkbait challenges were originally just a game with a shark where people would play a board game where you would pull pins out of a shark board game's mouth and if you pulled the wrong one, it would chomp you with it's harmless plastic teeth. Then, people started doing Youtube Shorts livestreams where they played the same game but added thumbtacks to the harmless teeth and asked viewers to donate to them to make them pull the last pin in a looping video. From there, they evolved to different games with thumbtacks attached and then even to calling 911. None of them actually did what they said they were going to do but still asked for donations to make them do it. This one isn't seen as much as it used to be.

Support Small Creators: Of course, supporting small creators is good and you should if you really do enjoy them or think that more people would like their content. In a different sense, multiple videos of people playing Roblox while a TTS talks about how much effort they put into videos, how people treat them like dirt, and how nobody supports them. The problem with this is that some people post these as all their content, endlessly complaining about how they get no views from complaining about getting no views instead of actually trying to post content.

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