This video from Sean Klitzner would be a pretty cool breakdown of “Jersey Shore’s” idiotic fakery if he didn’t waste so much of my precious Internet time. The first minute-plus is an unfunny, over-long introduction, the next two minutes
comprise the relevant “Jersey Shore” material, then the fourth minute is a non sequitur bit about Siri, and the final 90 seconds is all promotion for his Klitzner’s other projects. So it takes five and a half minutes to deliver less than 120 seconds of “Jersey Shore” breakdown. Dude, that is NOT how to make a viral video. Respect my ADD, man.
NEVERTHELESS, the “Jersey Shore” stuff — in which Klitzner dissects an obviously staged scene — is worth watching, because reality TV producers have to be some of the laziest morons in the entertainment industry. It’s worth revising that ugly old cliche — “Those who can, do. Those who can’t make reality television.”
[via BuzzFeed]



Back and to the left, back and to the left.
What’s with the spinning radiation symbols? Anyway, the guy’s Klit Liquor shirt was the funniest thing about this video.
I thought Siri might be a Jersey Shore character that I hadn’t heard of. The more you know.
That is one magic loogie.
Hurry the fuck, d00d.
Holy shit, that guy is nearly unwatchable.
…and I thought I was wasting my life.
I am disappointed and disillusioned………
…thank goodness tits cannot be faked…..or female orgasms,,,,
The wadsworth constant at work.
Wait, there are people who actually think each and every moment on Jersey Shore is completely organic and unstaged?
I can throw ice and make phone calls. Why am I not fully employed! I’m not even lazy at work.
The producer gives Ronnie steroids when he’s too busy making his Ron Ron Juice.
You probably don’t get this enough Matt, but I appreciate you going through the pains of watching entire videos and breaking down the interesting bits for us. There’s no way I would have bother to watch more that 10 seconds of that if I had started from the beginning. So thanks!
Reality TV isn’t real? Next you’re going to tell me that Dancing with the Stars doesn’t judge the contestants on their ability to dance, but on their marketability.