Fadvertising

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Fadvertising is when a fake business talks up its fake idea just to see if people will fall for it and waste their money.

A guy in a Zoom meeting said his 'crypto-coffee subscription' was about to blow up, even though he didn't have a single cup of coffee.

A TikTok influencer promoted a 'vibe mirror' that did nothing but reflect her bad decisions.

A guy texted me: 'Bro, my new NFT is going to be the next billion-dollar thing, I swear.'

Fadvertising is when ads use whatever is hot right now, like celebrities or gadgets, to make you click on something that will probably make you sad.

A banner ad on my school website said 'Join Taylor Swift's new app and get free fame!'

A pop-up ad on my mom’s phone showed a dancing iPhone and said 'Get rich fast!'

My brother’s phone was covered in ads for 'the most expensive cupcake ever.'

Fadvertising is when a business uses the latest trends to trick you into thinking you need their garbage.

My teacher showed me an ad for a 'smart fridge' that cost more than my dad’s car.

My cousin bought a 'vibe app' because it promised to make her rich, and now she's broke.

My grandma clicked on an ad for a 'laser hair remover' and now her face is on fire.