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Rap battles are fun to watch when they are done properly, but what looks like a half-past-six attempt at it can only backfire. This is #Geramnye. A telco-bashing attempt that's a tad try-hard focusing on the frustrations of disappearing credit. Here are 9 ridiculous things we found in the video:
1. It's too try-hard.
2. Want your hair to stand? This video will do it for you.
3. Is business really that bad for Hunny Madu?
Still hot, though.
4. Some say this is "so fucking stupid."
We'll have to agree.
5. It was so lame that someone decided to retort them with a #slownye parody video. It addresses the real problem in #geramnye; that slow connection speed and subpar network service is really what frustrates people.
The parody elaborates further with examples of #geramnye’s slow internet speeds, frequent drop calls and poor network quality.
6. Here are some more comments from people who wasted their time watching #geramnye:
7. People are pointing out the irony of #geramnye:
Clearly, it appeals to some people..with no taste.
8. It's clear the fashion wasn't thought out too. See how 90s-ghetto-gangster the dressing is:
9. And after all that, you know you've just wasted 2 minutes of your life watching it.
This smells like a lack of class and a waste of marketing dollars. Money will probably be better spent at improving services. What do you think?
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