When did we stop asking if an image is real and start asking if it simply looks native to the feed? During a recent regional escalation, a high-production [reels] video of a night-time missile strike went viral on Instagram, accumulating millions of views in mere hours. It looked authentic, it sounded raw, and it captured the visceral fear of a city under fire. By the time digital forensics teams identified the footage as a clip from a combat simulation game, the video had already been shared by thousands and cited by several commentators. The footage succeeded because it inherited the visual grammar of trust that we associate with raw, mobile-first documentation.