This was a kinda funny but interesting viral drama on social media. Someone posted a tiktok doing that cringe “me vs the girl he cheated with” trend and it backfired heavily and the comments were filled with men commending the guy for cheating because they thought the other girl was hotter. Someone posted (deleted later) the screenshots of the video on Twitter where it also went viral.](https://imgur.com/a/3M6MZbI) People were simping heavily for the girl the bf allegedly cheated with and bashing the girl who posted the video. Quite brutally too, I saw many comments attacking her looks/personality, implying she was “mid” or even unattractive, defending the bf for cheating.

Well it turns out the video ended up being fake, both the woman in the video had the pictures stolen by a bot account who made this weird video and don’t know each other. So the first girl was getting bashed for no reason, it was not even her tiktok account but someone impersonating her:

https://twitter.com/aaliyahw2a/status/1592227305950441473?s=46&t=aHv_dtTM74bEb-jGeGpQIw

https://twitter.com/shakur_1209/status/1592069652796121089?s=46&t=aHv_dtTM74bEb-jGeGpQIw

Anyways, the reason I posted this little viral internet drama, is because I found really interesting how brutal people were being the first girl just because she posted what people thought was a cringe video. The internet can be ruthless but I was surprised by the thousands of comments by men I saw calling her mid and basically implying she deserved to be cheated on because the other girl is hotter. These comments were highly upvoted too. It really contradicted the narrative I see being pushed on this subreddit that men are nicer about appearance and are not hypergamous ( many men on Twitter and tiktok were basically excusing cheating if the other girl is hotter). The men writing these comments can’t all be asshole chads either, looking at their accounts/pfp they were regular average looking men.