When someone shows you a video on their phone

You gotta see this.

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[SeriouslySketchy]

He's not reacting positively, why's he not reacting positively?

[vincentlaw]

It would have been more accurate if there was a whatsapp message popping up every 10 seconds revealing a very private conversation.

[thevideogamermg]

"sorry i remembered it being much funnier than it is" hit me deep in the soul

[teethcoat]

Watching an Adam Sandler on someone's shaky phone while standing sounds like one of the most viscerally uncomfortable experiences possible.

[bogglemeister]

Sorry i remember it being a little funnier really hit home.

[daithiocinnsealach]

Everyone eventually learns that no one else is interested in what you watch.

[zcb]

you forgot when they hold it in that awkward way that makes you unsure if they’re handing it to you or just showing you so then you reach out and they don’t hand it over so then you’re both just holding it

[reptilus]

I love that he starts by saying he just saw it the other day and then halfway through 'I saw it like 10 years ago'

[ThatBigGuyAl]

You missed the part where the other guy touches the screen to see how much longer it is

[DobbyTheGamer]

How is it possible that I identify with both characters in this?

[mippey]

I show this video to my friends. On my phone

[paladwarfREAL]

You forgot when the phone screen goes black for a second and you both stare at each others reflections then immediately avert your eyes.

[dj-chemicalz]

The worst part is when the punchline that made you laugh your ass off happens...and they don't laugh

[seriphyn]

God the fucking STARING AT HIM for his reaction gets me.

[GrandpaStephen]

Ironically, I showed this to my friend and he acted the same way

[vickydoodlebugs]

"This part is funny"
"I forgot about this scene"
"I remember it being"
I feel like we're all guilty of this lmao
Also the "watch watch watch" or "just keep watching" when they clearly are

[bpgies]

It does't matter if it was a 20 second youtube clip, if you showed someone a video, that's the longest thing you did that day.

[HeadbutKneecap]

I showed my friend this using the exact lines he uses in the beginning

[realmboy]

The way he looks at him, wanting him to like the video, to show a smile or a giggle perhaps, to avoid cringe and to be accepted for the kind of humor he is displaying and in hope that the friend will feel the same way about it, to vibe, to be good enough, to develop a closer bond, to make the friendship last, to one day perhaps die together after a long lasting brotherhood but most of the time the friend will not like it the way you do; or the way you thought you did. You begin to question yourself, your whole existence. 'Why do I exist? Am I even real?' etc

[tilinapple]

I did this to my boyfriend years ago when we first met. I assumed a lukewarm reaction but he laughed so hard he started crying and I was concerned he was going to choke and pass out. Then he asked if I had more. That is when I knew he was the one