UPDATE: The idea was fun while it lasted. But as this tweet shows, it was clearly manipulated media. You can't blame a guy for trying to have a little fun.

On the Twelfth Day of Election Day, the content gods gave to me ...

We're all tired. Everyone is staying up late scrolling Twitter, trying to make sense of what votes are being counted and who is stealing what. I'm sure people at CNN are working late hours and need an occasional distraction from having to listen to Wolf Blitzer and John King make the exact same points for the eleventieth time. Just, dude. I don't know who needs to hear this, but be careful what browsers you have open.

Far be it from me to give CNN the benefit of the doubt. They suck harder than, well, a few videos you might find on the website that may have been accidentally advertised live on the network (see CNN ABSOLUTELY EMBARRASSES ITSELF WITH THIS CHYRON EXCUSING VIOLENT RIOTS IN KENOSHA and CNN'S JIM ACOSTA WHINES, SHARES VIDEO OF TRUMP SUPPORTERS REMINDING HIM HOW TERRIBLE HE IS). I tend to agree with the following tweet, though John King's reaction has me wondering.

Granted, trolls are breaking new ground with deepfakes. I suppose it's possible a highly skilled deepfaker could record CNN on a smart phone, then edit in the PornHub banner. Or maybe they made the video, played the video on their television, and then recorded that to make it look more authentic. But if you're going to go through that much trouble, throw in the the PornHub drum intro and have the people in the studio lose their sh*t over it like it's a high school assembly.

So, what do you think? Comment below if you think this is real or fake. Also, whose browser history would you be more afraid to go through: Chris Cuomo's or Brian Stelter's?

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