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Ryan Broderick @broderick The "make my man nut 6-7 times a day" podcast clip didn't actually come from a podcast. It was a short clip created by a pornstar to advertise her OnlyFans. Inside the new "fake podcast" viral content growth hack. garbageday.email/p/kayfabe-cont... : So, over the weekend, I wrote about the curious rise of podcast clips that come from shows that don't actually exist. Essentially, there are a bunch of content creators - mostly weird Gen Z hustlebros - who set up a microphone and talk into it as if it were a podcast and then turn the footage into short TikTok clips. My theory is that the podcast mic during the time of COVID has evolved into a visual signal of importance, sort of like how during the era of peak TED Talk, a bunch of guys would film themselves on stages, add some inspirational music, and then post it to Facebook. If there's a mic in front of you, I assume the logic goes, it means you're important enough to record. 1:23 PM . Mar 31, 2023 2M Views

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