Clip detail
“Funny moment in baseball”
Whose emotion the readers were reading: Center fielder (Back number 88)
Curated window: 0:19 – 0:36 (17s). Plays the same window each time — replays return to 0:19.
Plays only the curated 17-second window. · Embedded via the YouTube Player API · © original creators.
Each star is one emotion. Star size and brightness scale with how many readers chose it. The most-picked reading glows in peach; the AI's reading in mint.
Full distribution
How readers split across the emotions
- Embarrassed / awkward12 · 75%
- Disappointed2 · 13% (1p)
- Angry / frustrated2 · 13% (1p)
- Sad / sorry1 · 6%
- Confused1 · 6% (0p)
Modal reading (by mentions) · AI's readingSolid bar segment = readers who picked this as primary. Lighter extension = readers who tagged it as part of a Mixed reading.
AI's reading
What one AI saw on this clip
PrimaryDisappointed
SecondaryAngry / frustrated, Embarrassed / awkward
CuesBody language / posture, The situation
Why
After the ball drops out of his glove, the player throws his head back in a classic gesture of exasperation. Given the context of dropping a catchable ball in a professional game due to apparent miscommunication, this body language strongly suggests disappointment and frustration at the error.
AI's own caveat
It's hard to say whether his frustration is directed more at himself for the physical error or at his teammate whose proximity may have caused the misplay.
The AI's reading is one interpretation among many. We expose it as a single point of comparison against the human spread — not as an answer key. The rationale + caveat above are the AI's own words, reviewed and approved by a human admin before publishing.
Which signals readers used
Cue distribution
Multi-select per response — totals can exceed the reader count.
- The situation12 · 75%
- Facial expression2 · 13%
- Body language / posture2 · 13%
- How others reacted2 · 13%
- Tone of voice1 · 6%
- What they said1 · 6%
Where the readers were
By country
- SG7
- KR7
- US1
- VN1
The finding
On this clip, 75% of readers chose Embarrassed / awkward — but the rest split across 4 other emotions. The same moment, read in many ways at once. That spread is not a problem. That spread is the data.
Methodology + transparency
All counts above include only responses kept in analysis. Internal-test profiles are excluded. Free-text responses are not surfaced on this page; they pass through human moderation first and only feature on the dataset's curated quote page (forthcoming) once enough have been approved.
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