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" Move over, guy who talks about how sick he gets after eating Chipotle. There&amp;#039;s a new reigning champion of TMI on Facebook.\u00A0 On Monday morning, California-based comedian Fakamalo Kihe Eiki decided that, in addition to reading that Game of Thrones recap and checking the Raptors/Heat score, the Facebook-iverse might want a side of\u00A0placenta with their newsfeed. So\u00A0he posted a live video of his wife giving birth.      NOPE.  Granted, ever since Facebook Live became a thing, the Internet has been hard at work making profound video content like watermelon crushing and newspaper eating, but it&amp;#039;s fair to say we&amp;#039;ve officially hit max web oversharing mode and should slowly back away from the ledge. While it&amp;#039;s assumed that Eiki&amp;#039;s partner gave full consent to livestream her pushing a small\u00A0human out of her body, since she&amp;#039;s not hurling insults or reaching for his throat, it&amp;#039;s still crossing the line to show footage of her knees up around her head to the Facebook world at large.  The birth, which takes place around the 40-minute mark, appears to have resulted in a healthy baby boy, whose name one can only assume will be Stunty McOvershare.  In any event, if Eiki&amp;#039;s baby mama does regret him streaming their\u00A0her business via social media, there&amp;#039;s always a\u00A0natural follow up video\u00A0to even things out\u2014livestreaming his next colonoscopy.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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