Gee That's Fake

YouTube Shorts can be really useful if you want to watch something in a short amount of time, but people are getting fooled by the videos because the stories are cobbled together videos with a fake story narration.

These stories are really annoying, the stories of a guy mowing somebody’s lawn for free and they get stopped by the cops.

The footage in this video is not from the one video; they are from several different videos with different people seen and different buildings as well.

The majority of the comments rage about cops or councils having no clue it is made up stuff.

Take a look at the above video, it has the exact same video at the start despite being different stories and channels.

There’s even one of these videos showing somebody supposedly mowing in America, but you can tell it is in Australia because of the cars and the phone number that a removal company has despite the person flipping the video to make it tougher to spot.

The work is real, some people are really doing lawns for others, but the stories are not real.

Legitimate work/good deeds videos are stolen to create a new video to get people all riled up about cops, the more views, the better the money.

One channel if you go on to it says ‘All Lawn Mowing Stories on this channel are fictional and created for entertainment purposes only. Any resemblance to real people, events, or situations is purely coincidental. These videos are meant for storytelling and enjoyment, not to represent real-life events. So don’t Take it seriously :)’