"You Posted That" is a game show where guests face their online pasts. The host, Ian Hecox, presents tweets from the guests' past with some words missing, and they have to guess what was in the blank. The show has three rounds. In the first round, the guests earn points by correctly guessing the missing words. In the second round, "Is this funny?", the guests vote on whether a tweet is funny or not, and the person who posted it earns points if the majority finds it funny.
The guests on this episode are Lily Marston, Steven Suptic, and Markiplier. At the end of round two, they are all tied with the same number of points.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The show "You posted that?" is hosted by Ian Hecox.
2. The guests on the show are Lily Marston, Steven Suptic, and Markiplier.
3. The game consists of three rounds where the contestants are shown their past social media posts.
4. In the first round, contestants have to guess what is in the blank of a tweet they posted.
5. If they get it right, they get five points.
6. In the second round, contestants have to vote on whether a tweet is funny or not.
7. The tweets are shown without the name of the person who posted them.
8. If the majority finds the tweet funny, the person who posted it gets five points.
9. If the majority does not find the tweet funny, the person who posted it gets no points.
10. The show is divided into rounds.
11. The contestants are shown a trophy that they can win.
12. The trophy is for the "high school football running back champion."
13. Ian presents each of the contestants with a tweet from the past.
14. The contestants have to guess what is in the blank of the tweet.
15. If they get it right, they get five points.
16. The contestants are shown a song from Keith and Scotty.
17. The song is to bring down the mood a little bit.
18. The contestants are shown a series of tweets and have to vote on whether they are funny or not.
19. The names of the people who posted the tweets are not shown.
20. The contestants have to use their thumbs to vote.
21. If the majority finds the tweet funny, the person who posted it gets five points.
22. If the majority does not find the tweet funny, the person who posted it gets no points.
23. The contestants are tied at the end of round two.
24. The show is possibly making history with the tie.