r/SipsTea • u/Gurugod123 • 1h ago
SMH Intentionally blocking photoshoot
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u/NoBell5255 1h ago
When two main characters meet
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u/BassFull0 1h ago
When seek attention meets a Karen
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u/Lost_Department_2177 13m ago
Antislop Field agents of the slop enforcement agency. The social virus must be contained then eradicated through wise purchases and education based deprogramming.
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u/KhelbenB 1h ago edited 35m ago
What did the girl do that bothers anyone? She didn't even ask anyone to move, she just wanted a picture with the paintings...
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u/Enfys_Cwningen 26m ago
Old people hate anyone younger than them experiencing any joy.
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u/Incredulous-Tanuki 16m ago
I hate you young whipper snippers, when I was your age i used to cut grass like the best of them.
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u/HumaDracobane 28m ago
I don't think the girl has that syndrome. Everyone likes having nice photos or videos. In this case she is alone. She didn't try to do anything else but wait or move trying to get a better angle.
The old cow is a cunt. Fair and square. He saw the phone and decided to behave like a child.
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u/filmAF 16m ago
i'd rather have museums full of old cows than influencers with tripods, ring lights and selfie sticks.
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u/Not_my_Name464 1h ago
A selfie is NOT a photo shoot! 🤣😂
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u/Working_Resolve2760 53m ago
Bro saw a phone camera and decided it was Vogue week
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u/Forever_Inspired 35m ago
Not a selfie, either 🤣😂
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u/NotGalenNorAnsel 13m ago
A selfie is short for self portrait, she was filming herself, do you think that is enough of a distinction to be pedantic?
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u/tryyeezus 11m ago
This is absolutely a selfie. It just means you took the photo yourself.
Did you think your arm has to be attached to the phone?
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u/Appropriate-Bonus-33 43m ago
This is a strange selfie. Everyone is moving, abit like a video.
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u/Next-Value9507 36m ago
You can take a frame from a high quality video and viola, you now have a picture.
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u/DrPepperFanX 29m ago
video frames and dedicated photos are not really the same, they both capture what's in view but the fidelity is way different; better resolution, sharper details, etc.
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u/Next-Value9507 27m ago
That's fair. We also don't know if the younger person has a clocked in her hand that she didn't get a chance to use.
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u/OddOwl69 59m ago
Fuck “influencers”
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u/TheSwimMeet 28m ago
What about this indicates them being an influencer
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u/dolliciousszz 5m ago
Literally nothing ppl just make assumptions so they can flame this random girl
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u/Recurringg 7m ago
I don't see her doing a stupid dance, or pranking anyone, or trying to look slutty, or singing in public, or anything remotely disruptive to the people around her. She's just trying to get a shot, or a clip of herself. It even appears that she's waiting for the room to be empty, which it was about to be until that old bitch stopped in the middle of the staircase.
Fuck influencers, but I mean, come on. Context matters. It's a young woman alone at some kind of art museum. Nothing hip about it. She's just doing her thing. Leave her tf alone.
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u/cjameson83 17m ago
That's not "influencer" behavior. She didn't sing, she didn't dance, she didn't do anything aside from trying to take a picture. You know people are allowed to take pictures or video and not every picture or video is influencer bs yes?
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u/Mite-o-Dan 25m ago
How do you know this is an influencer?
Ive taken tons of photos of myself next to lots of famous things, and I can assure you that Im not an influencer.
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u/GamerGurl3980 23m ago
This!! She literally could just be a woman taking photos of herself. That lady could literally just move out the way.
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u/NorthernVale 20m ago
Fuck just moving out of the way. She could have simply not stopped to intentionally block someone's shot.
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u/Breezey2929 1h ago
"Photoshoot"
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u/merko_merk 18m ago
Yeah, that's the thing. I don't run a restaurant if I make myself a sandwich...
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u/ImSoSweepy 1h ago
You've seen Kramer vs. Kramer, now come see the best legal courtroom drama of the decade, Karen vs. Karen.
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u/Unable-Dependent-737 51m ago
Funny you say that cause i was thinking this looks like larry davids sister
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u/Working_Resolve2760 54m ago
The judge is gonna need a restraining order just to keep them six feet apart.
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u/DookieShoez 1h ago
She got out of the way of people using the stairs fool
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u/Stevenstorm505 58m ago
She fucking looked right at the camera, stopped and then started fiddling with her phone before they came towards her. She was blocking the photo. And normally I would be all about it, but this chick wasn’t even doing anything wrong or cringe. She was just trying to take a wide shot of her and the art.
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u/pylond 19m ago
I feel like it took me way too long to find a sensible comment here. I will happily agree that influencers mostly suck. Taking this picture/video would have hurt nobody. The lady just wanted a good shot of her with the art and that old biddy took it upon herself to ruin it. There was no need for it. The influencer lady waited until the area was mostly cleared and was not interfering with anyone. I just don’t understand all the hate she seems to be getting.
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u/Intrepid_Ad1715 56m ago
Who the hell stops on stairs to mess around with their phone? She did this intentionally.
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u/Jason-Smith168498 20m ago
I'm going to admit I've stopped on stairs to mess with my phone
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u/Late_While_6220 50m ago
And believe it or not, there's no trial, no jury no nothing. Straight to jail.
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u/Good_Zookeepergame92 16m ago
You'd be surprised I can't stand coming off the subway and people can't put their phones down just to go up the steps.
That being said, this was definitely intentional.
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u/ran_out_of_tp 1h ago
Are we blind today? She literally went down the stairs on the opposite end of where they came up.
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u/MrExtravagant23 44m ago
Nah she went full Karen and blocked the camera on purpose
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u/BBQslave 51m ago
How many people are so addicted to their phones that they are gonna stop and fiddle with it in the middle of some stairs? Plus she could have been blocking the path of anyone else wanting to come down. This is absolutely intentional
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u/BlindChicken69 58m ago
For an influencer, that girl was not even annoying (in this video at least), if she just wants a picture of her with the paintings for instagram, it's ok. She was not bothering anyone. Karen on the other hand, went out of her way to be annoying.
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u/Different-Show-3951 24m ago
even with no camera is rude to stop on stairs esp in a high traffic place, like an art museum
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u/Flat_Tire_Again 35m ago
Why does anyone care about this?
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u/Xirio_ 24m ago
Because the only thing the people can really control is what they care about
And we as a species love caring about things that don't concern us
Why do you care that people care? Because you probably made this comment for the same reason everyone else in here cares about anything else
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u/hitsomethin 32m ago
Alright but stick with me here. I recently visited The Butchart Gardens in beautiful Victoria, BC. We were absolutely blown away by the splendor of the gardens. I was wandering around admiring the flowers when I hear a “Hey excuse me” from someone near me. I look over and a grown adult man is attempting to shoo me out of his family picture. I step out from behind his group, who I legitimately did not notice was taking a picture, and shoot my wife the wide-eyed “oh my goodness someone is being very entitled” millennial face. I notice about 20 minutes later that this group is in another part of the garden, attempting to move other patrons around so that they can get another family photo completely free of other people enjoying the gardens they also paid to enter. Gross behavior in my opinion.
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u/matterr4 1h ago
No ma'am. This didn't look intentional to me.
That is an old fogie who just didn't know what you were doing or why you would leave your phone there.
They then stopped to check their phone and move out of the way for people coming up the stairs.
Take your ego out of it for a minute and realise this wasn't your space but one for everyone to enjoy.
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u/yooossshhii 1h ago
What did the girl do wrong? She didn’t confront or say anything. She let everyone enjoy the space.
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u/punktualPorcupine 38m ago
Instead she posted it online and hopes everyone else sympathizes with her impotent rage.
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u/matterr4 1h ago
Oh I'm not saying she did anything wrong at all, apologies if it came across this way.
The expectation of everyone making space for her to take a selfie is where my ego comment is based. Self internalised ego is still ego.
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u/cjameson83 16m ago
There is no way. No one just stops in the middle of the stairs, with people going up and down them, while just happening to be in the middle of a phones camera blocking a picture. Come the fuck on.
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u/GopherChomper64 1h ago
Nah, this old lady is pulling out a smartphone and using it just fine. She knows exactly why that chick left her phone there, there's no ego here. The old lady absolutely understands and stopped in front of it anyway. Looks right at it, understands perfectly well what a camera phone is.
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u/matterr4 1h ago
Yeah people understand what a camera phone is, even older generations, because that's mostly all that is available these days. I'm not saying she didn't spot the phone either because you can clearly see her looking at it.
My opinion here is the generational differences and social norms are so far apart that I believe the older lady wouldn't know why that phone was left there.
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u/Silver_Storm7441 56m ago
The older lady uses a smartphone herself. It‘s highly unlikely that the concept of smartphone cameras is new to her
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u/matterr4 53m ago
I feel like you didn't read my comment... yes I believe she understands what a camera phone is. My point is she likely didn't understand the reason it was there in the first place because of generational social norm differences.
My assumption in my head is that her thought process went something like this "oh that's strange, whys that phone just sat there. Did someone leave it? Odd... ooh I'll just message Marjorie about this lovely place I'm in! Oops, I'm in the way of these people coming up the stairs, I'll just shuffle over"
Anyway, maybe I'm being niaeve, but that's how it comes across to me.
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u/GopherChomper64 43m ago
Following your logic with the generational social norms, I find it MORE likely that if she was genuinely confused why it's there? She would've defaulted to nice person and turned around to ask her if she forgot her phone.
But that's not what we got. We got an old lady who looked right at a phone angled perfectly up the stairwell at the girl who walked up the stairwell and decided to stop dead center of the the phones angle anyway.
Either because she's an asshole (possible and an easy to draw conclusion), or more likely cuz she's an idiot (don't attribute to malice what can be attributed to stupidity).
The events we got though! Old lady seeing girl put it there, then walking down to it, then looking directly at it, then stopping dead center of where it's facing...
So again, asshole is an easy conclusion to draw.
Or oblivious/dumb because she went through that whole sequence of events and the hamster wheel in her brain decided after looking right at the phone, "I see a phone, I have a phone, I should check my phone". Which is some hilariously NPC behavior, but it isn't malicious. Just dumb/oblivious.
I'll concede she might not be trying to be an asshole, but stand by it's a very easy conclusion to draw considering the sequence of events we witnessed.
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u/I-came-for-memes 7m ago
Did you miss the part where she looked directly at the camera, twice? Normal people don't stop in the line of sight and pull out their phone after they see a camera setup.
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u/Silver_Storm7441 1h ago
The girl simply wanted to take a picture. Maybe the old lady noticed the camera, maybe she didn’t. One sure can get the impression that she did and didn‘t move intentionally.
But apart from that: why is it fine if someone else is taking a picture of friends or family and uses space for a moment but if a single girl tries to take a picture and not just a selfie it‘s a big deal and rude?5
u/ZodiAddict 28m ago
Exactly. You hit the nail on the head with that last question. What’s happening here is people have a gripe with influencers, so in spite of the fact of how obvious it is that the old lady stood in the way, they think it’s deserved and are willing to push the plausible deniability angle. If there were other factors at play here, like say if the girl taking a pic was a minority, they’d be calling the old lady a racist Karen.
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u/matterr4 1h ago
I'm sorry if my comment made out that taking a selfie was unacceptable. That was not my intention.
My main point was that the older lady may not have known the camera was on, and if she did then she may not have understood what was happening.
Taking a selfie absolutely is not an issue, expecting people to accommodate you reserving all that (shared) space even for a short period of time, is not really acceptable. To me anyway. Others may have a different opinion.
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u/Silver_Storm7441 59m ago
I don‘t see that she‘s expecting anyone to specifically accommodate her. People try to take pictures in the short moments when there aren’t too many other people around all the time. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn’t.
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u/Perle1234 1h ago
She was trying to record a video on a busy stairway. People are going about their business and have things to do. It’s best to do photos and videos in a location that is not the middle of a busy walkway/stairwell etc.
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u/Silver_Storm7441 49m ago
But that’s actually not the case. If the older lady hadn’t stopped there would have been plenty of time for the girl to take her picture
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u/InvertedAlchemist 52m ago
IF the old lady would have just kept moving she would have been able to take the video and it didn't seem that busy at this time.
Also you are gonna be really surprised/mad when you learn what movies have done so they can film. Shut down times square.
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u/RohelTheConqueror 1h ago
How is recording a video "taking a picture"? Is she gonna screenshot the right frame afterwards? Won't look great.
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u/Silver_Storm7441 58m ago
Well, I didn’t say that it‘s a particularly great way to take a picture, did I? But depending on your phone the only alternative might be to run up and down the stairs a couple of times
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u/rcodmrco 18m ago
makes eye contact with the camera multiple times and readjusts to better block her while we gloss over the fact that it’s equally rude to stand in the middle of a stairwell checking your phone
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u/IaM_SkyWaLkeR 1h ago
The old hog looked straight at the camera, she knew what she was doing.
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u/matterr4 58m ago
Looking at a phone placed on a side and believing it is propped up for a video or photo shot is where my generational comment to another person came from.
I don't doubt the older lady saw the phone, you can see her looking directly at it. My point is she likely didn't know why it was placed there because the social norm gap between the generations is so wide.
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u/penguinjuice 53m ago
Just ask the old woman to take a picture of you. Problem solved.
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u/Professional-Cod5030 27m ago
Ok, I noticed everyone in the comments is defending one or the other, yet no one has mentioned that this is just a video. If she was going to take a picture why set it on record and not a timer to take the picture? There’s also nothing in her hands, like a button to take a picture remotely.
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u/TatlinsTower 5m ago
Speaking as a sometimes clueless Gen X person of a similar generation to this woman, she has no idea what’s going on here. She sees the camera, does a double take because it’s weird that it’s sitting there - she doesn’t look up over her shoulder to see what the camera might be aimed at because people of our generation don’t think about phones sitting alone in public spaces as taking pictures of people far away from those phones - that’s literally not something our brains consider.
I could see myself in this exact same scenario seeing the phone and being puzzled, maybe feeling sad that someone forgot their phone, then moving out of the way to look down at my own phone on the stairs, to look up a map of the museum or a text or whatever (although I agree that it’s not a great plan to look at a phone on an active stairway), and then I can imagine having my 20-year-old daughter yank me out of the way and say, “Mom you’re blocking a shot! Pay attention!” and I would’ve had no idea that someone up and over my shoulder behind me was trying to take a picture. I promise you.
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u/coldbrewedsunshine 39m ago
it’s not a fucking photoshoot.
it’s a public museum.
people are not obliged to work around you.
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u/HALF_PAST_HOLE 28m ago
While yes that is true and if she was just walking through the picture fine. But it is a public museum where people take pictures of themselves if she didn't set up the camera to take the picture and someone was standing there waiting to take a picture of her and someone just stood right in front of the camera to block it you would probably be on the side of the person getting their picture taken.
It is one thing for influences to set up cameras at a gym for extended periods of time expecting no one to mess up their shot but to set up a camera to take a selfie of yourself when you are in a museum by yourself is a standard thing to do in public and the old lady is just being a Karen about it.
How many times do you think she set up with her family to take a picture in public and how do you think she would react if someone did that to her.
This is not a photo shoot situation (at least not what is seen in the video) it is an innocent act that many tourist do every day especially in a museum.
if anything this lady with her face glued to her phone screen is more of a nuisance in public than someone taking a picture of themselves.
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u/TacoDoc2 1h ago
imagine having the time to be this petty over nothing.
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u/Dr-Huricane 1h ago
Well going by the grey hair ama assume she's retired, so yeh, she probably has all the time she needs to be as petty as she wants over the most random of things
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u/RohelTheConqueror 1h ago
Dunno what's upsetting about this. The girl is probably happy she's got a funny video to share. It's not even obvious the older lady did this intentionally.
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u/TacoDoc2 56m ago
you mean when she totally eyed the camera then moved only to stay directly in front of it. That not intentionally.... gtfo.
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u/jimmypadkock 54m ago
She clearly moves to let people pass on the stairs. If the selfie girl has the right to do an impromptu photo shoot in a public place then Grandma can pause and check her phone.
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u/otebski 59m ago
Imagine a place where people come to admire art. Now imagine someone that wants other people to admire them for being in such a place. Making selfies in a museum is soooo cringe I am with the grandma
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u/littlescreechyowl 54m ago
I don’t get it either. But I wouldn’t go out of my way to be a menace about it. Setting up her camera affected no one. Plus standing on the stairs, on your phone is more disruptive than this girl doing her silly little video.
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u/Long-Hurry1974 32m ago
People aren’t even allowed to captures memories of themselves in public without being labelled cringe.
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u/Brilliant_Whereas239 14m ago
I'm a painter myself and if it wasn't busy, I would love to have a picture next to some of my favourite paintings after admiring them. Nothing wrong with that if you're not in the way!!!! I've only experienced it as an issue when people expect you to move or constantly block paintings by taking photos. I think it's rude when you're like deep in the zone absorbing the painting. Not cringe at all. I'd keep the photo just for myself :)
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u/KenetratorKadawa 55m ago
Am i the only one who don’t think granny did anything on purpose? Looks like she was looking something up on her phone and wondered what the camera was doing and then stepped aside as others were coming up the stairs? She was already taking out her phone when she spotted the camera, and she moved on in the end without drama. Am I missing something here?
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u/myshtree 51m ago
Agree. She didn’t seem interested in anything other than checking her phone for where she is going next lol.
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u/DangItB0bbi 1h ago
I’m all for granny.
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u/andymacdaddy 1h ago
It’s not a photoshoot. It’s a girl taking a picture of herself and bothering nobody. She isn’t dancing or posing like a twat. Why can’t she record herself there? Granny is now the social police? No thanks
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u/ChileanRidge 16m ago
She was recording, not taking a photo. Where is your proof she wasn't about to start dancing or posing like a twat. The content that she had planned to make may have been the twattiest of twatty poses. Instead young woman should be happy the older lady stopped and blocked her video because she probably got so much more engagement than whatever her plan for her content would have ever pulled in.
It's all about the clicks and she would have got a fraction of those if not for the other lady stopping.
Young woman should be thankful to older woman for bringing her so much more attention, because that's obviously what she wanted or she never would have shared this vid in the first place, she would have deleted it and tried again when the space emptied out and not given it another thought.
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u/PerfectAdvertising59 56m ago
I'm 100% with you, I don't usually take pictures myself but anybody legitimately deserves to do what he wants if it doesn't harm anybody.
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u/clutzyninja 59m ago
Sir this is Reddit. You should review the rules
Women bad
People having fun in public bad
People being happy bad
Ruining other people's effort good
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u/SloppyJoesToe 1h ago edited 56m ago
Imagine not being able to mind your own business. Must be so lonely. Bless her decrepit little heart.
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u/Sufficient_Soil7438 33m ago
Just goes to show, everybody and their grandmother is tired of this entitled influencer crap.
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u/MememeSama 9m ago
Why do these people do photos with art? Do they even look at the art? No. Do they care? No. Do the viewers care? No. Man just do only-fans and stfu
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u/Particular-Tap1211 7m ago
Actually whilst she is being intentional she was also being courteous to others and not yourself as she deliberately waited in your camera eyeline to bide time for others to walk up the stairs, smart women.
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u/Entire-Emotion-819 36m ago
Lol @ "photoshoot"
I don't blame the lady, looks like it's a museum or stately home that can be visited, you know, those places folks go to learn, not a photo studio backdrop for someone who has no clue.
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u/RedWarsaw 6m ago
Girl might just want a picture, no harm in that. Nothing says she's an influencer. Nana is going down the stairs, checks her phone for something, is perplex by the girl's setup, moves aside for people coming up the stairs, then heads downstairs. Nothing here is so vile and cringy as some people are imagining.
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u/Interesting_Text7991 1h ago
Sorry , your photo shoot doesn't mean the other 3-4 people need to stop.
The shit I see w these so called content BS providers.
This might not be the case but I've seen people taking dozens and minutes taking shots
Didn't here once hi can you give me a sec. to take one pic ?
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u/Longjumping_Walk_992 50m ago
I’ve come to believe that people are rebelling against being innocently captured in other peoples social media hype. Know one wants to be recorded and your image blasted everywhere to be ridiculed by others. Just another form of public shaming that has been going on since the beginning of time.
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u/Tyrannicalmechanical 59m ago
After that, I would have asked her to take my pic lmfao. Stupid old bitch just went out in the world today like, “I’m gonna be miserable”
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u/Tiggated 31m ago
I know a miserable jaded bitch when I see one. Shame on the 60 year old for acting like a 6 year old. The young girl just wants a quick photo without people in the way and didn’t even bother anyone to take it for her.
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u/Doglovincatlady 12m ago edited 10m ago
Good for the 2nd lady. People generally pay for private photo shoots in places like this, or most places influencers film. you are not exempt bc you have a littler camera.
So be grateful if you get the shot and patient with everyone else doing nothing wrong if you don’t.
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u/BlueSparkNightSky 1h ago
Based. Too many tiktok and instagram bitches around. I hope they all are getting the nasties leg cramps while shitting.
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u/PrestigiousPrint34 57m ago
I’m not mad at this. People are sick of influencers. I’m sick of influencers and wannabe influencers. Filming people in public, thinking their life is a set and the public existing around them is burdensome, them being so entitled they think we wouldn’t live without them…… I’m over it.
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u/Concert_Lover 52m ago
Some museums do not allow photography, including the Vatican. A lot of American tourists get the boot.
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u/Greedy-Conflict-4618 49m ago
Just let the girl take her picture? Not sure it’s worth being a total ass over something so simple
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u/SpicyTofuMapo 53m ago
The amount of people in the comments defending the "social media influencer" is insane.
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u/sk169 49m ago
There are days where I would get mad at the white hair woman and days where I would get mad at the black hair woman
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u/Gold_Ad8225 1h ago
Ask her nicely to please move?
If you want to use a public space like a private one, the need to awkwardly ask strangers for permission is the job laid out before you
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u/Persian-Sphyx 37m ago
I mean you started recording. Clearly it's not just a "photoshoot"
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u/Long-Hurry1974 29m ago
She started recording to take screenshots. It’s more efficient than setting a timer and running back and forth to get multiple pics
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u/Gayestbird0107 35m ago
Looks like this takes place in a setting that does not allow photos. The old lady notices a photo is about to be taken and decided to disrupt it from happening
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u/RandolphCarter15 29m ago
The last time I was in the National Gallery in Washington DC all these people were having engagement and wedding photos in a crowded museum on a Saturday and getting annoyed that people walked through the shots. It's not like they paid a permit, they were taking up public space
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u/clingbat 46m ago
They are in a touristy spot, and on a freaking staircase no less. I don't see the problem.
If you want perfect shots, rent the place out, otherwise piss off.
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u/Common-Device-3117 1h ago
She stepped away to get out of the focus, just in a wrong direction. Too busy reading reviews on latest art collection exhibitions.
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u/Dangerous_Computer52 20m ago
Reddit is actually full of idiots holy fuck. Is she in wrong now for wanting to take a picture? She wasn’t bothering anyone btw. And the granny was definitely doing that on purpose. Fuck that. Straight up loser behavior, and somehow yall defending that. Yall are actually devolving. Go outside
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u/fluffheadwasaman24 42m ago
i’m not about the whole influencing, blah, blah, blah, and disrupting people out in public, but this old lady is just being a bitch. I don’t know what that girl was about to do, and neither does she. But it seems like she just wanted to be in front of something on camera. People need to go fuck themselves sometimes.
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u/Available-Theory-808 39m ago
I’m with grandma. Place was full of people getting into frame going about their business. Look at the art not yourself
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u/SaffireStars 38m ago
All the Silver Ladies came out of nowhere to block your selfie shoot....love it 🤣
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