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Here is a more natural way to write this sentence: "It's a cheesy, shallow story about a mean schoolgirl."

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Or: "The thumbnail was click-bait" "The video looked like it was click-bait"

It has somea clickbait-ish vibe in a way. It has a clickbait-ish vibe in a way.

It has somea clickbait-ish vibe in a way. (or just "It has a clickbait-ish vibe." It has a clickbait-ish vibe in a way. (or just "It has a clickbait-ish vibe."

When you use "-ish", you can omit "in a way" because they are redundant.

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However, the narrator's voice is just as awesome as an English mnaterialive! However, the narrator's voice is just as awesome as an English native!

Honestly confused by your intended conveyed meaning

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I fell for the trick. I fell for the trick.

?? Not sure what you mean by this.

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We say "he/she has clear pronunciation"

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The funny thing is, I would never be into this type of video unless ithis is in English. The funny thing is, I would never be into this type of video unless it is in English.

The funny thing is, I would never be into this type of video unless this isif it were not (or weren't) in English. The funny thing is, I would never be into this type of video if it were not (or weren't) in English.