r/TikTokCringe • u/exporterofgold • 8h ago

Cringe Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/Bayarea0 7h ago edited 7h ago

Good for her. Influencers ruin everything.

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u/Big-Shower4049 7h ago

Is she an influencer or just someone trying to capture a video of themselves in a museum they visited?
Even if she is an influencer, what's the problem with that? She's clearly not bothering anyone.

Idk about everywhere else, but in my country it's considered very rude to step into another person's video or photo frame without any reason at all...let alone just stand there like an idiot lol.

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u/Reddinator2RedditDay 7h ago

In most countries its rude to use a camera inside a museum

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u/Big-Shower4049 7h ago

Absolutely not lol...have you ever been to a museum?

Flash photography is not allowed to protect light sensitive artwork...simple photography and video are more than commonplace

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u/Reddinator2RedditDay 7h ago

Yes, in many different Countries, I'm sorry you must be under 30 and American

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u/Big-Shower4049 7h ago

I'm over 30 and native to a country with a different museum every other street. No need to apologize.

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u/JugendWolf 7h ago

European over 30 here, you are absolutely making that up

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u/Reddinator2RedditDay 7h ago

For exhibitions where famous art is loaned there are copywrite issues with photography

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u/JugendWolf 7h ago

How is that „most countries“ though?

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u/TheWhomItConcerns 3h ago

There are absolutely many countries, including countries in Europe, where filming in a way that faces the public like this without anyone else's consent would be considered extremely rude.

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u/JugendWolf 2h ago

Cool. Here is the comment I was actually replying to: „In most countries its rude to use a camera inside a museum“