But theres a million if these. People know that OMG! faces on these videos attract clicks. It’s all an act.
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Actually, I watched the video again. I was focused on him being corrected by Hendriks, pointing at Hendricks, and then doing it exaggeratedly towards the stands, but I dunno. That first salute is pretty clear. If this were Laura Ingraham we’d know if was intentional. It looks pretty intentional.
I think I’m shading closer to your level of uncertainty. The context makes no sense.
Pardon my ignorance regarding pronouns.
This was posted in another thread:
https://twitter.com/wogoat/status/1291600228974354432?s=21
This is the tweeter’s bio:
I am wondering why these pronouns always come in pairs. Are there people who mix their pronouns? If not, naming just one should be sufficient unless there is another reason. I have only ever seen the second one match the first one.
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When I see he/him I know exactly what is being said, if I just saw he I would think somebody deleted something and accidentally left a word.
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I prefer announcing my pronouns in triples but sadly compliance with my preferred pronouns of it/it/its has been very low.
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You hate to see it.
Apparently he was blatantly hammered in his “apology” appearance. Normally I would have compassion but fuck this guy.
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I’ve seen he/they on a Zoom name. Not sure when to use which.
I used to hate reaction videos because I didn’t understand why people would watch them, much less make them.
After watching some of those twins’, I think I figured it out.
How many times have you ever thought, “gosh, I wish I could go back to before I had ever heard that song, just so I could feel the joy I felt when I heard it for the first time?” I know I have. Reaction videos tap into that, and allow you to feel a hint of that again. It’s the exact same reason we love walrus. We want to share that joy with others, we want people to feel that same feeling we felt.
Seeing these kids feel that joy in real time reminds us what it was like for us.
So yeah, I get it. I don’t watch them, really, but I get it.
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Even if we had traffic engineers willing and capable of building those systems, typical drivers here are utterly baffled by 4-way stop signs. They’d never be able to cope with something that advanced.
From Wiki:
After graduating from Pensacola Christian College, Van Huss started up his online Christian video gaming site, LordPickle.com, and related web sites with different domain names, such as MicorShop.com (circa 2004-2006), LeviathanStrategies.com (circa 2006-2008), and TheLordClan.net (circa 2006-2011; 2013-2016) and DynastyTees.com
In 2018, Van Huss was widely ridiculed for quoting the well-known satirical website The Onion in connection with a bill on hazing.[15][16] In January 2020, he introduced a bill that would recognize CNN and the Washington Post as fake news.
Snopes says FALSE.
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My first day of behind the wheel drivers ed, we come to a 4 way stop. Instructor tells me “if another driver arrives around the same time and they are old, doesn’t matter if they got there before you or not, just act like you got there first. Stop and go.”
Solid advice, hasn’t failed me yet.
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If the inhabitants of Hemel Hempstead can, anyone can…
Jake Paul is the Ashlee Simpson of Aaron Carters
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How is anyone on this forum young enough to know of care about this random YouTube guy? 
Aka I’m old.
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It’s still just going through green lights and stopping at red lights.
And now that I broke my quarantine in another thread - leave Riverman alone! First time listen videos are awesome.
https://twitter.com/BackAftaThis/status/1291560888588214273
A Yankees banner, a Steelers banner, and a UNC banner…a true monster