Why You should pretend to be dumb

[unwisely]

Ah that good old tactic to play dumb. Fool them into thinking you are a fool. 😂

[nobuaki]

damn, the acting skills! especially the final part!

[lazyalchemist]

I found myself half of the time enjoying the accent and the delivery. My enthusiasm was not bothered about the context.
Well done, subscribing now

[ashley.g]

He's not wrong that there's more involved with grades than merit (or effort), but that's also why I find his confidence in the ability of his intelligence to get him an A consistently precarious. This is a level of confidence is so beyond me. I put a lot of time and effort in, and I always want a buffer - I want good enough grades that they can absorb any bad grades from days or assignments that go sideways.

But as a dedicated, attentive, and considerate student, nothing has made me feel more powerful than hearing a professor say, "I don’t normally do this" when they extend grace to me or do me a favor (like give me an extension) 😏

[midnightdragonsbane]

0:53 Actually, it’s the opposite for me. They know I’m smart and get my work done and turned in on time, so they usually give me good feedback and excuse me when I miss a day of class for a legitimate reason. Build a good reputation, and more teachers will like you. That’s just my personal experience.

Anyway, good video.

[mattjames]

Brilliant video. From hard experience this is 100% true especially regarding teachers

[kickboxing]

I actually disagree - my strategy is to define myself as a smart/organised student at the start of the year - that way, I leverage the halo effect and, layer in the year, if I hand in a mediocre paper, I’m more likely to score higher than I would otherwise since I’ve associated myself with high-grades

[jasmin]

He 's right .. as a student I validated the teachers ego and was an easy student in order to get better grades and now as a tutor .. I too want to be liked and needed by my students 😅✌

[uwayezuberenice]

l am taking notes for this, he is so relatable

[archonicon]

For a man to do incredible good, one must be capable of incredible evil. He wasn't acting, he was emulating his former self.

[blackthunderdragon]

Like they say is more easy to fool someone than convincing they have been fool

[facilitypro]

DAMN underrated YouTuber I thought you would have like at least 1M views from the quality of the video

[STAr]

Its really amazing looking forward for more videos ❤

[michaeljudealbina]

The acring is great suprised your subscribe count was so low. Great stuff

[ryoujika]

HUH why are the views so low?? Anyway, I love it 😂

[uwayezuberenice]

if he played in a movie, he would pretend to be a victim when he is a villiain

[Vale_vibes]

I thought this was like a million views video?? wow

[Meltedsnowonarose]

I thank YouTube for recommending me this and also Read Choi for making this.
It got better and better as it was nearing the end.
This will become viral.

20231108 10:51 pm.