How do you spot fakers?

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How do you spot fakers? Anonymous 12/23/15 (Wed) 17:45:08 No.11685

Some tickling videos we see out there might not be as genuine as we think they are. So how do you know for sure if a tickle reaction is fake?

The tone of laughter? Lack of body movement? Facial expressions?

What kind of signs do you pick out that say "well damn, that guy/girl isn't the least bit ticklish… what a waste of time/money"?

Anonymous 12/23/15 (Wed) 17:47:52 No.11686

I generally look for an FM concepts watermark.

Thrafec!!HZKZUvdXeI 12/24/15 (Thu) 05:37:04 No.11701

>>11686

You spelled "Laughing Gas Productions" wrong.

Anonymous 12/25/15 (Fri) 00:39:21 No.11729

I've noticed the most common thing is that people faking laughter don't want to feel out of breath or tired at all. Despite that being how an actual ticklee would be.

So they weakly struggle and fake laugh, then stop for a few seconds to breathe, and then struggle and laugh again, then stop for a second to breathe, then struggle and laugh, and so on.

Real ticklish people don't take breaks in their ticklishness.