Epic 'Why I left BuzzFeed' video is straight out of a Marvel movie

Michelle Khare is the superhero of leaving BuzzFeed.
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Yvette Tan
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Yes, we've all been through those "Why I left BuzzFeed" videos.

They typically start off talking about their issues with BuzzFeed, why they decided to leave, and what they hope to do next.

But this video by former content creator Michelle Khare is quite literally pretty kickass.

The video opens with a classic Marvel opening sequence, with Michelle's voice playing dramatically in the background.

"I will always have respect for where I came from. But some battles, you have to face alone..." she says, before proceeding to bury a guy's body.

It's almost a mini-movie in itself. And we gotta admit that we're pretty hooked.

The video's already amassed some 700,000 views in 12 hours, so we're pretty sure Michelle's post-BuzzFeed life is gonna work out just fine, if this video is anything to go by.

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Yvette is a Viral Content Reporter at Mashable Asia. She was previously reporting for BBC's Singapore bureau and Channel NewsAsia.

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