Theory Disgusting Indian street food videos are staged (conspiracy theory)

[thespanishcel]

Think about it for a second you can earn a lot of money from instagram and tiktok if you get many interactions and views. India has a very low cost of living so earnings from social media would be a huge boost for Indian families. So all they do is they pull up a shitty stand, make the most disgusting, unhyigienic and unappealing street food you can imagine then upload the video to social media as ragebait and BOOM profit. They've become aware that filthy Indian street food videos are popular and they use it to make money. It's just a theory but seems very plausible to me.

For example I saw one of a currycel serving a drink that looked like disgusting dirty water mixed with chunks of fruit. It looked disgusting and that it could give you cholera. All the comments hating and saying how disgusting it was. But imagine how much revenue he got from all those interactions.

 

[anandkonda]

Finally some is getting it. Indian are number 1 scammers in the world, of course they are all staged.

 

[Cryotron]

I might have believed it if India wasn't that dirty.

 

[Acorn]

No, most of them are real and by most i mean 99%

 

[anandkonda]

No, most of them are real and by most i mean 99%

Cope. Street food is clean and neat in Hyderabad. They cook them hygienically in front of our eyes in those food vans.

 

[Acorn]

Cope. Street food is clean and neat in Hyderabad. They cook them hygienically in front of our eyes in those food vans.

No street food is hygienic especially in india lol

 

[anandkonda]

They are smart.

I wish they put that brain in medicine or IT, instead they do shit like this

 

[Cryotron]

No street food is hygienic especially in india lol

in China they even use recycled oil from the sewers (gutter oil)

 

[anandkonda]

No street food is hygienic especially in india lol

This is how most street food is in Hyderabad at least


View: https://youtu.be/ujAL9SrF1Qs?t=55

 

[Acorn]

This is how most street food is in Hyderabad at least


View: https://youtu.be/ujAL9SrF1Qs?t=55

These ones are better yes but i was talking about actual street food stalls like these ( which you can find in any city in india )

Especially those pathetic pani puri stalls

 

[anandkonda]

These ones are better yes but i was talking about actual street food stalls like these ( which you can find in any city in india )

They are being replaced with these food trucks now, those type of stands are rarity now

 

[Acorn]

They are being replaced with these food trucks now, those type of stands are rarity now

Theres a food truck outside my apartment complex but if i go out on the road ill see a million dirty street stalls

 

[anandkonda]

Theres a food truck outside my apartment complex but if i go out on the road ill see a million dirty street stalls

in Hyderabad? In Hyderabad it used to be the same way 5 years ago. Slowly after covid everyone started being more hygienic from what I observed.

 

[Acorn]

in Hyderabad?

yes, in bangalore too. Its like this in every city. North is a whole another discussion though

 

[ReconElement]

Indian Social Credit +100000 for Spanish incel saar

 

[Cryotron]

Indian Social Credit +100000 for Spanish incel saar

Finally some is getting it. Indian are number 1 scammers in the world, of course they are all staged.

 

[starcrapoo]

nah nigga thats how curries actually are

 

[stalin22]

Think about it for a second you can earn a lot of money from instagram and tiktok if you get many interactions and views. India has a very low cost of living so earnings from social media would be a huge boost for Indian families. So all they do is they pull up a shitty stand, make the most disgusting, unhyigienic and unappealing street food you can imagine then upload the video to social media as ragebait and BOOM profit. They've become aware that filthy Indian street food videos are popular and they use it to make money. It's just a theory but seems very plausible to me.

For example I saw one of a currycel serving a drink that looked like disgusting dirty water mixed with chunks of fruit. It looked disgusting and that it could give you cholera. All the comments hating and saying how disgusting it was. But imagine how much revenue he got from all those interactions.

No thru are real I see it every day

 

[ethniccel1]

Think about it for a second you can earn a lot of money from instagram and tiktok if you get many interactions and views. India has a very low cost of living so earnings from social media would be a huge boost for Indian families. So all they do is they pull up a shitty stand, make the most disgusting, unhyigienic and unappealing street food you can imagine then upload the video to social media as ragebait and BOOM profit. They've become aware that filthy Indian street food videos are popular and they use it to make money. It's just a theory but seems very plausible to me.

For example I saw one of a currycel serving a drink that looked like disgusting dirty water mixed with chunks of fruit. It looked disgusting and that it could give you cholera. All the comments hating and saying how disgusting it was. But imagine how much revenue he got from all those interactions.

yeah I read somewhere that to get voiews and likes on tiktok and insta people have to come up with ever more outrageous or edgy stuff. So i guess the theory makes sense although in a country of over billion currys I am sure the meme of unhygienic is somewhat true for the low iq currys

 

[Lurkercel0]

yeah I read somewhere that to get voiews and likes on tiktok and insta people have to come up with ever more outrageous or edgy stuff. So i guess the theory makes sense although in a country of over billion currys I am sure the meme of unhygienic is somewhat true for the low iq currys

Hell I even remember some curry on discord showing me videos that racked up views up in the millions from frying cow dung and eating it, they really are desperate for money.

 

[ethniccel1]

Hell I even remember some curry on discord showing me videos that racked up views up in the millions from frying cow dung and eating it, they really are desperate for money.

Imagine the ad revenue from "millions" of clicks and views. If even just 50K people click on the ads and each click gets paid out with 0,01 cents in US$ then thats an easy $500 every few days.


Shiettt for $500 every few days I will eat cow dung gladly