Yeah, I don’t like skeptics like you. People whose bias is towards negativity and cynicism. Not because I don’t think things can’t be fake, but because it’s *unreasonable*. You’d be surprised by how often people tell the truth online. Everyone has at least *one* good story in them, most people have multiple. Unless you see something *really* off, I would err on the side of believing.

But this is something special, this is a *video*. If this were a video of an alien abduction, I’d be far more skeptical. But this is a video of an every day occurrence–and one that is particularly common in Japan. Millions of people live in this country, and almost everyone has a smart phone. If you go outside to a public space, there’s a relatively good chance someone could be recording something at that moment, and a *much* higher change that they could be just on their phone texting when they hear a commotion coming up, and it takes a second for them to start recording and catch an amazing moment like this. This isn’t the 90s anymore, man, we all have cameras on us, and therefore the chances of moments like this being captured in perpetuity is like 100-fold what it was a few decades ago.

The chances that they went through all the effort to fake this for…relatively little benefit…is far outweighed by the chances that a perv in japan could grope a girl, get chased by them, tripped, and it’s all captured on camera. That shit *does* happen.

I see no particular reason to doubt this video.

And before any counterargument, please note that this was already proven true.