Smosh Reads Reddit Stories The Lies Never End | Reading Reddit Stories
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Feb 28, 2026 Trevor Evarts, Smosh performer known for sharp humor, joins to react to wild Reddit tales. Short, funny takes on lying to in-laws, faking injuries, public humiliation from dishonest support, teen internet pranks, family gaslighting, and made-up TikTok stories. Quick riffs, playful banter, and moral questions about when lies cross the line.
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Fake Brace To Dodge Blockbuster Fees
- A person faked a spinal injury using a borrowed brace to avoid $30 late fees at Blockbuster and got a free rental.
- Hosts call it funny but criticize faking disability as harmful for people with real injuries.
Sympathy Lies Undermine Real Suffering
- Lies that exploit sympathy (car accidents, funerals) cross an ethical line because they manipulate genuine grief or disability.
- Hosts note small savings don't justify harms to others' credibility and the disabled community.
Encouraging A Partner Into Public Humiliation
- A boyfriend repeatedly told his tone-deaf girlfriend she was 'crazy talented' and encouraged her TikTok, which later led to viral humiliation and deleted account.
- Hosts ruled him the asshole for misleading encouragement that caused public harm.