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TikToks that gave me second hand embarrassment - REACTION

Charlotte Dobre

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TikToks that gave me second hand embarrassment - REACTION
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Hey ya'll! You ever see a TikTok so cringey it makes your toes curl? Yeah… this is that video. Today, I’m reacting to some of the most painfully awkward TikToks the internet has to offer—and I did NOT come out of it emotionally unscathed. 😬

From oversharing and failed thirst traps to the kind of confidence that makes you question reality… these clips will have you covering your face and yelling "WHY?!" at your screen. If you love secondhand embarrassment, this one’s for you.

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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I make a joke or two. I love poking fun at social media, weddings, entitled people, tiktok and OF COURSE petty people. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.

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20 Comments

@theblushingdragon 1 year ago

The old lady being concerned about her plants, and the police officer saying he won't take her to jail because he doesn't want her plants to become homeless 🤣

@irksomesophist 1 year ago

The first story reminds me of when my uncle died. He was a lawyer, so they were used to the phone ringing at all hours. The children were also coached on how to answer the phone correctly. They had to say "sorry, he can't come to the phone right now, he's a little busy. Can I take a message?" if my uncle was indisposed.

A few hours after my uncle's passing, a client called and my cousin answered. I just heard "oh he can't come to the phone right now, he's a little dead" before I could wrench the phone from her tiny kung fu grip.

@intuitive_duck 1 year ago

My grandma used to tell me this cute, morbid joke. “Wanna know what dying and going to the bathroom have in common?” “When you gotta go, you gotta go!” With a big belly laugh. I miss her so much. 💜

@jskssn82besdo69 1 year ago

That last story teller was great! Death happens all the time and we all have different reactions to it but the ability to tell a story like that is genuinely amazing.

@chrissie627 1 year ago

The Vegas drinking power hour was a full military level planned mission 😂 I gotta respect the dedication to getting absolutely blasted on a budget 😂

@abomom5 1 year ago

Dark humor is a survival mechanism to help people cope. That is why it is very common to hear dark humor from cops, medical personnel, first responders, military, and anyone else in stressful careers. They aren't trying to be disrespectful if you hear it, they are coping with their stress.

@firelady118 1 year ago

When my dad was on lifesupport (he battled cancer and was septic when put on LS) he had a DNR (Do not ressucitate) order. My mom had them delay pulling the plug till all of us could come say our goodbyes. Once we did that, they took him off life support. He also started breathing on his own and kept breathing for hour's after. Finally at about 1:30 am mom sent us all home and he passed once he was alone with my mom. About 2 am. He was always the type to not want to make things hard for his family and only accepted my mom seeing him at his worst during his cancer battle, I still believe he waited until it was just him and mom to pass so that his children wouldn't have to see that even though we were adult's. He was an amazing person and we miss him everyday 💜

@jimithomas9044 1 year ago

"Tell your braiders you love them more often" I AM HOWLING! HAHHAHAA😆😆🤣🤣

@SageOracle 1 year ago

24:19 how many people went to look up “a new haven homeless man is a street legend…” 🙋🏽‍♀️

@rcgade 1 year ago

8:09 "I thought I was 68 not 75" she was still speeding in a 55 zone. Sure the encounter is funny and cute but she still broke the law! Plus spoiler she has a suspended license!? She's lucky as hell!

@Starmadien2019 1 year ago

23:41 this was probably her first experience of an honor walk. When a patient is dying but going to donate organs they give them a walk of honor. They line the halls to show respect for the person and gratitude that their organs will go on to save others

@WhiteRabbitPhilosophy 1 year ago

They let her in because they didnt want her to fall of hurt herself when they gave her the news because they dont know how shes going to react. They were being kind while managing their stunned grief.

@yesiamsharon 1 year ago

That last story. That woman is probably a legend to her friends. She can tell a story like nobody's business. And I actually appreciate that she can handle death as well as she does. I am very philosophical when it comes to death.

@PhantomSiren23 1 year ago

The daughter commenting on the breathing tube saying, "Well, God Damn I must get my skills from my Daddy, "had me cackling! 😂🤣And her singing let it go, give up your organs. Goodness, I'm sure her dad had a similar sense of humor and probably would prefer laughter over tears for his departure. God Bless Joe Comfort. 💜💜

@mckenziesmith9734 1 year ago

18:30 👏THIS👏 IS 👏WHY👏 WE👏 HAVE 👏OUR 👏FRIENDS 👏LOCATIONS👏

@gikitalee4483 1 year ago

He didn’t want the plants to be homeless!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@raimeyewens7518 1 year ago

23:21 It’s called an “Honor Walk”. They do it for people donating their organs.

@Gen-X-MsNaye 1 year ago

The last story…the staff lining the hallway is done in honor of an organ donor. It has nothing to do with people claiming to know him. Those with tears are most likely close friends or family of donor recipients.

@hollidanielgarnett1046 1 year ago

The last story was actually really beautiful. They knew their family member so well. I hope I get to leave the world with some laughter.

@somealtgirl 1 year ago

5:03 I had a coworker pass away in highschool, and i wasn't super close with her but unfortunately my HS boyfriend dropped that news so nonchalantly right before i was going to class that it was traumatic.

Im sure i would have handled the news a million times better had i been told in the right way, but the way he said it was just terrifying.

Ended up going to class and having a mental breakdown, thankfully my teachers had heard the news and understood, went to the office to have a breakdown.

Then not much longer later her sister who looked identical starting working there.

It was really crazy.

Please make sure you dont drop bombs like this nonchalantly, even if you aren't close with them death is death. Do it with tact.