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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
It's sad that his dog died, but I will always question what's going through people's heads when they make these videos. So you make a seriously sad video about a real life passing, and then afterwards you're like "okay, so which of these still images of me crying will generate the optimal amount of clicks? 🤔"
gpt
Well he looks sad in the thumbnail, but he is not really crying. 

Also the creators have a social relationship with their viewers and them being part of his coping mechanism is, at least in my opinion, totally ok. I don't regard this as clickbait.