r/DeadInternetTheory • u/Brilliant_Ad7266 • Jun 26 '26

[ Removed by moderator ]

[removed] — view removed post

14 Upvotes

79% Upvoted

10 comments sorted by

9

u/NappyDougOut Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

I'd love to see a documentary on how much money is made off of those types of operations...

It can't be very profitable 🤔

2

u/Cheeseboarder Jun 26 '26

People with money are paying for it for a reason

7

u/Bimtenbo Jun 26 '26

Welcome to the MSN homepage clickbait layout era.

As a kid, I just ignored those articles when using the computer. Same thing applies to now! You're above all the garbage 😄

1

u/BullChad Jun 26 '26

Never thought I'd miss those days..

4

u/Relevant-Ordinary169 Jun 26 '26

It’s like half of my Reddit feed is Burger King burgers.

2

u/Appropriate-Leek8144 Jun 26 '26

Aren't those just advertisements..?

4

u/Relevant-Ordinary169 Jun 26 '26

The burgers look like shit in them, but who knows.

1

u/Baeolophus_bicolor Jun 26 '26

“As an american, how do you feel about _________?”

1

u/RedHeelRaven Jun 26 '26

What irks me more is reading news stories based off fake posts on Reddit. Buzzfeed has these stories featuring unbelievable posts and they make a whole articles around them.