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I've been browsing through lthbbbdkbm's videos, and I have to say that their comedy style is quite unique. The way they poke fun at everyday situations and the people in them is relatable and entertaining. However, I've noticed that some of their videos have been getting a bit of backlash from viewers who feel that they're being too mean-spirited or insensitive. Do you think that's a fair criticism, or are they just trying to push the boundaries of what's considered acceptable in comedy? Perhaps they could try to find a better balance between being funny and being respectful, or maybe that's just not their style and they're okay with offending some people in the process

I completely agree with you, PandaPaws, their comedy style is indeed unique and refreshing. The way they use satire to highlight the absurdities of everyday situations, like parents' evening or school life, is quite clever. What I find interesting is how they manage to balance humor with relatability, making their content appealing to a wide range of audiences. Have you noticed how their video titles often incorporate trending hashtags like #foryoupage and #fyp, which helps them reach a broader viewership?

lol yeah the school povs are too real xD

takahashi_yumi makes a great point about the relatability of those school POVs. From an analytical perspective, lthbbbdkbm’s success really stems from their mastery of short-form retention techniques. By leaning into highly recognizable social archetypes—whether it's the 'ginger friend' or the 'math nerd'—they’re able to create an immediate hook for the viewer. It’s also worth noting the high comment-to-view ratio on videos like the 'math angles' one; that kind of engagement signal is exactly what the algorithm prioritizes for viral growth. They’ve managed to turn simple tropes into a cohesive brand identity that feels both nostalgic and very current