I was only listening to the audio at the beginning and definitely had to start it over after about 10 seconds to see if I had heard correctly. I did not. Lol.
The only thing I prefer the American with XD I can tell the difference with American with that word, but then you get shutter/shudder.... Why are your double-t's as soft as d's?
Personally I think it should be illegal for them to claim everything is real when it isn't. If you have a product and you claim it does one thing when it doesn't, you're false advertising. It should be the same for this stuff. You shouldn't be allowed to falsify things for TV when they claim it's real.
Friend of a friend was on The Bachelorette. Before they started filming, he was given a character outline and was told what episode he’d be eliminated in.
Not a reality TV show but a documentary. My grandfather and uncle where were working as sort of rangers in Africa a few years ago. They were approached by a TV company, trying to make a documentary about what they were doing. They followed them for a few weeks and after they were finished cut contact with them. My family found out afterwards that the media company edited everything, portraying my grandfather and uncle as rich white Americans hunting for fun endangered animals. We are from Central Europe, not rich and both of them hunted to keep the population of the animals in check. That showed us all how the media lies to make a point.
Wow! Wonder if a suit for like, defamation, or something similar, could be filed? Did anything bad, in real life/reputation, happen to your grampa/uncle, or family?
I remember watching a video about the US Pawn Stars show. These ppl had gone there to check it out and meet the cast...they mentioned that they had been in a long line for hours and by the time they got in, the cast were so annoyed at having to deal with the public, so that was 1 issue. The next issue was that when they went in, the front 1/4 or so of the store was where all the pawned items were....the other 3/4s was just selling their own memorabilia, and they tried to just guide everyone down there because the only stuff in those glass cabinets at the front and elsewhere, was just all trash...broken kids toys and junk like that. The stuff that ppl brought in to sell, was actually given to random ppl who had been waiting in line and knew nothing about the object being given to them, then the item would just go back to the owner again. If you didn't do a good enough job trying to sell the item, they'd give it to someone else to sell instead!
That bit about the Gen Xers being on the show sounds so much like what's happening now with Millenials. I feel like media itself is what makes all the generations turn against each other.
Of course it is, it turns generations against each other, as well as political groups, races, genders, religions, even sexualities. Any time we spend distracted from the corruption going on in our countries is time they spend being corrupt unopposed.
@@rugalbernstein5913 of course political groups are going to be against each other why would two completely opposing sides agree on anything? Also if anything it's Christianity that's been alienating all of the religions throughout history so you can't blame the media on that. And you can say the same thing about Christianity when it comes to other sexualities can't blame the media on that that's just Christians being Christians.
@@bigbawlzlebowski8886 because they're not completely opposing, a lot of the time they just have different views on how to solve the same problems, civil discourse is possible, but not if they keep demonizing each other. And for religion, it's very obviously not a problem unique to christianity, Judaism and Islam also have major issues with being antagonistic towards other 'non-believers' as well. All of these trends get exploited instead of helped, which provides convenient 'enemies' to distract the public from making more meaningful progress towards unity.
It's sad but all these shows where the house is renovated are likely the same way. I saw a goof up in a series called Love it or List it 2 that showed how fake it is. Thr goof slipped past production as there's no way this should have made it on camera. Contractor to Host: We have a series case of mold. Host: How do you know you haven't started opening up the walls yet? I never looked back after that and didn't finish the episode
Assuming Maury counts then I would say Maury. I remember when my son was born and my parents refused to believe he was mine and my BM tried taking me to Maury. The producer called me and asked me what I thought and I told her I believe the baby is mine and she kept pushing me to try to create doubt. When she saw it wasn't working she said "sorry we can't take you guys. We need someone to be ''the bad guy' you know?" Also my barber said her brother was on the show for the paternity issue as well. Turns out when you are there they split you into different rooms and antagonize the situation through he said/she said nonsense. Sort of like getting a bull riled up before it sees the matador. She did say that if they show your episode more than once you get a royalty check though so I guess that's how they keep people coming.
Back in 2001, my aunt sued my other aunt and they got a call from a producer at Judge Judy. Seems like they really do go through random court dockets looking for interesting cases! They flew out my 2 aunts, one of their boyfriends, my mom, and my cousin from Spokane, WA, down to sunny Los Angeles. My mom said that Judge Judy liked to be over-dramatic (duh lol) and told me about the things that didn't make it to the episode. They all got paid like $50 for their appearance plus the free airfare, hotels, and food. But here's the thing about Judge Judy: both parties receive the amount they're suing for regardless of the outcome! The show pays both parties. So if you're ever getting sued make sure you counter-sue so if you ever get that call definitely go on the show because technically you both win no matter what happens! So I guess besides the people not having to actually pay if they lose, the show itself is very real! Also, it's awesome as fuck that my mom has a VHS tape (haha) of her and my cousin as witnesses to my aunts suing each other on Judge Judy 🤣🤣🤣 Side story: those same aunts were back at it again this year. One of them was granted custody of the other's daughter due to her drug addiction and homelessness. The same aunt, the younger one, won in both instances. Clearly they are sisters that just don't get along! And yes, my little cousin is definitely in a better place. 10 years old and just got her own room and bed for the first time in her life. PS - sorry for the side story, it just seemed relevant lol
I hate that metal screeching sound they used every time there is tension or they try to make you stick around through the break,it's way over done,but reality TV in general is od'ed
I went on ninja warrior once, I forgot when. I was in the audience. Filming took forever, sometimes we had to fake some reactions, I left before it ended
Had a friend on biggest loser. Her sob story was all lies, broke her father's heart and made his life horrible up until he died. In the show, it only shows them exercising for about an hour a day and eating healthy etc, and they drop kilos a week... in reality they were only given basic salads and water, and we're exercising all day everyday only stopping for sleep. Both my friend and another contestant ended up in hospital in critical conditions due to severe malnutrition and nitrous oxide bubbles in the brain and joints. While I support weight loss shows, things like the biggest loser can be very disheartening to those who don't know what's going on behind the scenes.
When I was like 6 me and my parents went to the pawnstars shop (I live in Las Vegas) and they started kicking people out that weren’t actually buying anything so my dad grabbed a crappy power tool and was acting interested, but then we see Rick and his son come out and then the guy obviously selling then we see the “gun expert” walk from there back room of the pawnshop and just stand near the entrance to the place and they start filming and they pretend the guy walked in, overall they sell for half an hour but they let us stay in some little kid keep the drums like three times and They cut the shot everytime but finally they kicked the kid and family out. I wish I knew what episode it was but I don’t remember anything about it I remember was it was an old gun. And a fun fact Rick shopped at the same store me and my family did say he obviously lives near us and his son played at the same little league as me, for some reason the kid quit halfway through the season.
A friend of mine auditioned fo Fear Factor. He did all the changes with a smile without so much as gaging. He was not accepted onto the show because slthey are looking for those strong reactions.
My dad's cousin and her daughter were on dance moms. They were only there for about a season because they didn't make enough drama- they were just there for the dance experience and because abby asked them to be
My step-dad and I were brought in by the producer of Hard Core Pawn. He and I were talking to a friend of his that knew the producer was doing the show. I submitted pics of my art work to the producer by email. I dealt with the Gold men, perfectly pleasant gentlemen. I sold 2 art pieces to them and one to a person in line. My step dad pawned one of his Santa suits. We weren't aired. It was at the beginning of the series.
My cousin was a Crocodile on one of Steve Erwins shows. This asshole decided to just wrestle and manhandle him for no apparent reason. Then acted like my cousin was dangerous even when **Steve** was the one who started it
Every time they say Hard Core Pawn my brain stops for a second to go... wait what until I realize the video said Pawn not Porn which I'm pretty sure is intentional.
There are only two "reality TV" shows I truly liked... at least at first. The first was called "Beauty and the Geek". Some seasons were not that great, but it kind of reminded me of when I was in the military and saw people from different parts of the country have to live and work with others that they normally wouldn't have anything to do with. Then seeing them over the months find out that they are actually pretty cool. The other is "Forged in Fire" which is still one of my favorite shows.
17:54 I used to work in the kids area at a zoo and one day this elderly lady shows up with this energetic kid. And the kid goes apeshit as soon as he touches the equipment, climbing along the side, grabbing other kids, and jumping up and down. The lady eventually apologized and said something along the lines of " I'm sorry. He's just so much like his father." And she went on about how his father was some kind of parkour guy / gymnast / martial artist and had even been on TV before. And I asked her what show and she told me American Ninja Warrior and wound up pulling up videos of the guy doing crazy backflips and fighting. I looked him up later that day and sure enough he was a contestant, and surprisingly he lost pretty early on. Needless to say, I don't think that show is in any way fake, those people are just superhuman...
My sister was really good friends with Hells Kitchen season 2 winner Heather. I remember watching it and my mom going crazy seeing her. The same girl my sister was friends with in school. We never saw her after she won (dont even remember if I actually met her), supposively my sister at the time was still in contact with her as she already knew she was on the show...after she won even said if my sister was ever in vegas she'd get her a table or something at the place she was now the chef of (dont know if that part was true). I wish Id seen her and asked...how much of whats shown on tv real
This type of fuckery isn't new. Look at the quiz show scandals of the 1950s. Television producers love 'reality TV' because they are cheaper to produce since they don't have to hire writers, among other staff.
I used to think the one pawn shop fucker's name was Chong Li... like Chong Li from Bloodsport. What's funny is that fucker even looks oriental. I figured they called him that because he also loved Bloodsport
My buddy is a lawyer and a frivolous case against his client made it on the docket. He got a call from People's Court, so to save his client about $15k he did the show. He made Judge Marilyn so flustered it looked like she wanted to yell "this is fake! You know that, right?" In the end they spliced the vid and added in stuff from her clearly in an empty room, to make her look wise and all knowing and him a doofus. Stuff he said about the law became her lines, and in the end he just laughed at how stupid it all was.
Impractical Jokers basically sucks these days. The guys have changed way much since going all Hollywood and shit (that movie sucks, by the way), they're much too hibrow, which in my opinion, is inconsistent with the kind of comedy that they were known for in their early days that put them on the map... The spinoff show, Inside Jokes... what that REALLY IS, is a pre-defensive position where the Jokers and producers hide the shows validity out in the open. It's all part of a clever misinformation campaign intended to pre-anweer the potentially destructive questions that one might ask The notes claim that they don't get recognized that often, which I don't believe for a second. You'll see that around every other episode of Inside Jokes, but worded differently, or in a different context. The more viewers see those production notes on the screen, the more they become convinced that what they're saying is true l There have been entirely too many this happen on that show that are just too coincidental to convince me that the show is 100 percent real. Like both Q and Murr both having a tooth fall out on differentepisodes.... BULLSHIT... an during the most critical times too
That “Hardcore Pawn” pronunciation was rough 😂🤣
And "Pawn Stars" 🤣🤣🤣
Glad I'm not the only one 🤣
Damn you beat me to it
I was only listening to the audio at the beginning and definitely had to start it over after about 10 seconds to see if I had heard correctly. I did not. Lol.
The only thing I prefer the American with XD I can tell the difference with American with that word, but then you get shutter/shudder.... Why are your double-t's as soft as d's?
With this robo-voice every time they say Pawn Stars or Hardcore Pawn, it sounds like it says Porn.
It's the accent, unfortunately.
That’s kind of the point of the show title. Pawn stars sounds like porn stars, hardcore pawn sounds like hardcore porn.
That's just the Brit accent. It's the only reason I prefer the American accent, I can tell the difference iwth it.
The whole time I thought they were saying "hard-core porn," jesus.
That what they wanted to say without saying it
I was just going to mention that and saw you beat me to it.
It took me a bit too but it made it so much better lol
Personally I think it should be illegal for them to claim everything is real when it isn't.
If you have a product and you claim it does one thing when it doesn't, you're false advertising. It should be the same for this stuff. You shouldn't be allowed to falsify things for TV when they claim it's real.
I guess the product is “entertainment” so you can’t really sue em for it. Still shitty though
Alot of these shows have gotten into deep shit with the screenwriters Guild for not crediting writers and such
Friend of a friend was on The Bachelorette. Before they started filming, he was given a character outline and was told what episode he’d be eliminated in.
What's his name?
Don't it
Hecks kitchen? It's Hells kitchen ,wt
F
That place has got alot of historic significance
Not a reality TV show but a documentary.
My grandfather and uncle where were working as sort of rangers in Africa a few years ago.
They were approached by a TV company, trying to make a documentary about what they were doing.
They followed them for a few weeks and after they were finished cut contact with them.
My family found out afterwards that the media company edited everything, portraying my grandfather and uncle as rich white Americans hunting for fun endangered animals.
We are from Central Europe, not rich and both of them hunted to keep the population of the animals in check.
That showed us all how the media lies to make a point.
Wow! Wonder if a suit for like, defamation, or something similar, could be filed?
Did anything bad, in real life/reputation, happen to your grampa/uncle, or family?
I remember watching a video about the US Pawn Stars show. These ppl had gone there to check it out and meet the cast...they mentioned that they had been in a long line for hours and by the time they got in, the cast were so annoyed at having to deal with the public, so that was 1 issue. The next issue was that when they went in, the front 1/4 or so of the store was where all the pawned items were....the other 3/4s was just selling their own memorabilia, and they tried to just guide everyone down there because the only stuff in those glass cabinets at the front and elsewhere, was just all trash...broken kids toys and junk like that. The stuff that ppl brought in to sell, was actually given to random ppl who had been waiting in line and knew nothing about the object being given to them, then the item would just go back to the owner again. If you didn't do a good enough job trying to sell the item, they'd give it to someone else to sell instead!
That bit about the Gen Xers being on the show sounds so much like what's happening now with Millenials. I feel like media itself is what makes all the generations turn against each other.
Of course it is, it turns generations against each other, as well as political groups, races, genders, religions, even sexualities. Any time we spend distracted from the corruption going on in our countries is time they spend being corrupt unopposed.
No. It's normal.
One of the first recorded "the latest generation is so bad, entitled, lazy etc..." was aristotle around 4 BC
"United we stand, divided we fall"
@@rugalbernstein5913 of course political groups are going to be against each other why would two completely opposing sides agree on anything? Also if anything it's Christianity that's been alienating all of the religions throughout history so you can't blame the media on that. And you can say the same thing about Christianity when it comes to other sexualities can't blame the media on that that's just Christians being Christians.
@@bigbawlzlebowski8886 because they're not completely opposing, a lot of the time they just have different views on how to solve the same problems, civil discourse is possible, but not if they keep demonizing each other. And for religion, it's very obviously not a problem unique to christianity, Judaism and Islam also have major issues with being antagonistic towards other 'non-believers' as well. All of these trends get exploited instead of helped, which provides convenient 'enemies' to distract the public from making more meaningful progress towards unity.
Ah yes. Reality Television. Hollywoods version of Commiting Tax Fraud.
Common comments Ive read elsewhere is pimp my ride cars are just polished turds, they break down an people have to spend thousands to repair
It's sad but all these shows where the house is renovated are likely the same way. I saw a goof up in a series called Love it or List it 2 that showed how fake it is. Thr goof slipped past production as there's no way this should have made it on camera.
Contractor to Host: We have a series case of mold.
Host: How do you know you haven't started opening up the walls yet?
I never looked back after that and didn't finish the episode
Assuming Maury counts then I would say Maury. I remember when my son was born and my parents refused to believe he was mine and my BM tried taking me to Maury. The producer called me and asked me what I thought and I told her I believe the baby is mine and she kept pushing me to try to create doubt. When she saw it wasn't working she said "sorry we can't take you guys. We need someone to be ''the bad guy' you know?"
Also my barber said her brother was on the show for the paternity issue as well. Turns out when you are there they split you into different rooms and antagonize the situation through he said/she said nonsense. Sort of like getting a bull riled up before it sees the matador. She did say that if they show your episode more than once you get a royalty check though so I guess that's how they keep people coming.
Back in 2001, my aunt sued my other aunt and they got a call from a producer at Judge Judy. Seems like they really do go through random court dockets looking for interesting cases! They flew out my 2 aunts, one of their boyfriends, my mom, and my cousin from Spokane, WA, down to sunny Los Angeles. My mom said that Judge Judy liked to be over-dramatic (duh lol) and told me about the things that didn't make it to the episode. They all got paid like $50 for their appearance plus the free airfare, hotels, and food. But here's the thing about Judge Judy: both parties receive the amount they're suing for regardless of the outcome! The show pays both parties. So if you're ever getting sued make sure you counter-sue so if you ever get that call definitely go on the show because technically you both win no matter what happens! So I guess besides the people not having to actually pay if they lose, the show itself is very real! Also, it's awesome as fuck that my mom has a VHS tape (haha) of her and my cousin as witnesses to my aunts suing each other on Judge Judy 🤣🤣🤣
Side story: those same aunts were back at it again this year. One of them was granted custody of the other's daughter due to her drug addiction and homelessness. The same aunt, the younger one, won in both instances. Clearly they are sisters that just don't get along! And yes, my little cousin is definitely in a better place. 10 years old and just got her own room and bed for the first time in her life.
PS - sorry for the side story, it just seemed relevant lol
I hate that metal screeching sound they used every time there is tension or they try to make you stick around through the break,it's way over done,but reality TV in general is od'ed
bow on gong
I went on ninja warrior once, I forgot when. I was in the audience. Filming took forever, sometimes we had to fake some reactions, I left before it ended
Had a friend on biggest loser. Her sob story was all lies, broke her father's heart and made his life horrible up until he died.
In the show, it only shows them exercising for about an hour a day and eating healthy etc, and they drop kilos a week... in reality they were only given basic salads and water, and we're exercising all day everyday only stopping for sleep.
Both my friend and another contestant ended up in hospital in critical conditions due to severe malnutrition and nitrous oxide bubbles in the brain and joints.
While I support weight loss shows, things like the biggest loser can be very disheartening to those who don't know what's going on behind the scenes.
When I was like 6 me and my parents went to the pawnstars shop (I live in Las Vegas) and they started kicking people out that weren’t actually buying anything so my dad grabbed a crappy power tool and was acting interested, but then we see Rick and his son come out and then the guy obviously selling then we see the “gun expert” walk from there back room of the pawnshop and just stand near the entrance to the place and they start filming and they pretend the guy walked in, overall they sell for half an hour but they let us stay in some little kid keep the drums like three times and They cut the shot everytime but finally they kicked the kid and family out. I wish I knew what episode it was but I don’t remember anything about it I remember was it was an old gun. And a fun fact Rick shopped at the same store me and my family did say he obviously lives near us and his son played at the same little league as me, for some reason the kid quit halfway through the season.
A friend of mine auditioned fo Fear Factor. He did all the changes with a smile without so much as gaging. He was not accepted onto the show because slthey are looking for those strong reactions.
Yeah if you go into it they hire some actors from time to time to get the big reactions
I dont watch reality tv, 1 its just awful, 2 its not reality, its scripted
My dad's cousin and her daughter were on dance moms. They were only there for about a season because they didn't make enough drama- they were just there for the dance experience and because abby asked them to be
Oh god- hardcore pawn killed me
I stood in line to get into the Pawn Stars building for an hour and a half before learning they aren't in the shop most days
My step-dad and I were brought in by the producer of Hard Core Pawn. He and I were talking to a friend of his that knew the producer was doing the show. I submitted pics of my art work to the producer by email. I dealt with the Gold men, perfectly pleasant gentlemen. I sold 2 art pieces to them and one to a person in line. My step dad pawned one of his Santa suits. We weren't aired. It was at the beginning of the series.
When you watch shows on Prime and find some of the staff are actually actors
My cousin was a Crocodile on one of Steve Erwins shows. This asshole decided to just wrestle and manhandle him for no apparent reason. Then acted like my cousin was dangerous even when **Steve** was the one who started it
Lol Cajun poRn starz 😂
Every time they say Hard Core Pawn my brain stops for a second to go... wait what until I realize the video said Pawn not Porn which I'm pretty sure is intentional.
My mom was going to be on Pawn-Stars. At the last minute they decided not to comp her flight to vegas, so she didn't end up going on there.
There are only two "reality TV" shows I truly liked... at least at first. The first was called "Beauty and the Geek". Some seasons were not that great, but it kind of reminded me of when I was in the military and saw people from different parts of the country have to live and work with others that they normally wouldn't have anything to do with. Then seeing them over the months find out that they are actually pretty cool. The other is "Forged in Fire" which is still one of my favorite shows.
Yeah Forged in Fire is pretty good and still a little educational.
forged in fire is sick
Omg loved beauty and the geek!
Who here kept hearing hard-core po*n 😂 😂 🙋🏻♀️ 😂
When the robot says pawn stars or hardcore pawn, I always hear the pawn as porn
Yes about Undercover Boss being a commercial. It was on at the orthodontist and I couldn't believe ppl were watching this shit.
Hopefully this doesn’t get taken down because…Well, “hardcore Pawn” read by a text to speech voice sounds like what the name is a pun on.
One thing's for sure, this channel is not fake...
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I keep hearing "hard-core porn" instead of hard-core pawn.
I had a stroke trying to read the video’s thumbnail
17:54 I used to work in the kids area at a zoo and one day this elderly lady shows up with this energetic kid. And the kid goes apeshit as soon as he touches the equipment, climbing along the side, grabbing other kids, and jumping up and down. The lady eventually apologized and said something along the lines of " I'm sorry. He's just so much like his father." And she went on about how his father was some kind of parkour guy / gymnast / martial artist and had even been on TV before. And I asked her what show and she told me American Ninja Warrior and wound up pulling up videos of the guy doing crazy backflips and fighting. I looked him up later that day and sure enough he was a contestant, and surprisingly he lost pretty early on.
Needless to say, I don't think that show is in any way fake, those people are just superhuman...
Took wwii docs to pawn stars (family heirloom dad wanted to sell) they refused to even look at them.
I been to the pawn stars pawn shop and non of the characters were there like chumly or Rick
A faked backstory can help protect privacy.
My sister was really good friends with Hells Kitchen season 2 winner Heather. I remember watching it and my mom going crazy seeing her. The same girl my sister was friends with in school. We never saw her after she won (dont even remember if I actually met her), supposively my sister at the time was still in contact with her as she already knew she was on the show...after she won even said if my sister was ever in vegas she'd get her a table or something at the place she was now the chef of (dont know if that part was true). I wish Id seen her and asked...how much of whats shown on tv real
Yeah one of the reasons why I don't watch any live action TV shows or movies anymore lol
Movies you know it's fake.
Now I feel like really bad for hating on some of these people and come to realize/find out it's all lies. Some, not all but you get the jist.
This type of fuckery isn't new. Look at the quiz show scandals of the 1950s. Television producers love 'reality TV' because they are cheaper to produce since they don't have to hire writers, among other staff.
"Hardcore Pawn"... starring Stiff Gold... Slashley Gold... and Less Gold
The fact they have the nerve to call it "reality tv"
I used to think the one pawn shop fucker's name was Chong Li... like Chong Li from Bloodsport. What's funny is that fucker even looks oriental. I figured they called him that because he also loved Bloodsport
My buddy is a lawyer and a frivolous case against his client made it on the docket. He got a call from People's Court, so to save his client about $15k he did the show.
He made Judge Marilyn so flustered it looked like she wanted to yell "this is fake! You know that, right?"
In the end they spliced the vid and added in stuff from her clearly in an empty room, to make her look wise and all knowing and him a doofus. Stuff he said about the law became her lines, and in the end he just laughed at how stupid it all was.
Bruh
yea Ty the dude who builds houses..... real dong
21:17 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julie_Stoffer
Oh my god i LOVE mtv Made! It was one of my faves
Impractical Jokers basically sucks these days. The guys have changed way much since going all Hollywood and shit (that movie sucks, by the way), they're much too hibrow, which in my opinion, is inconsistent with the kind of comedy that they were known for in their early days that put them on the map...
The spinoff show, Inside Jokes... what that REALLY IS, is a pre-defensive position where the Jokers and producers hide the shows validity out in the open. It's all part of a clever misinformation campaign intended to pre-anweer the potentially destructive questions that one might ask
The notes claim that they don't get recognized that often, which I don't believe for a second. You'll see that around every other episode of Inside Jokes, but worded differently, or in a different context. The more viewers see those production notes on the screen, the more they become convinced that what they're saying is true l
There have been entirely too many this happen on that show that are just too coincidental to convince me that the show is 100 percent real. Like both Q and Murr both having a tooth fall out on differentepisodes.... BULLSHIT... an during the most critical times too
don't think you should have used the accent on this one
Cant have shit in Detroit.
P o r n
Finally early
Lmao facts
On the whole not surprising. But I do like the accounts.
"But sentences can be taken out of context". Michael Moore has spent his entire life doing this...