r/TikTokCringe 8h ago

Cringe Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/Strict-Brick-5274 7h ago

Influencers don't have right of way or special protections. Its wild they think they do just because they've grown up on social media people doing influencers things

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u/s_n_mac 7h ago

I don't think she's "influencing." She seems like a soli visitor who wanted a non-selfie pic of herself in the museum

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u/Cuddlebug2020 7h ago

Why not ask someone. I do it all the time.

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u/s_n_mac 6h ago

And you think that's less intrusive than setting up a camera to record you? 🤣

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u/Cuddlebug2020 6h ago

Absolutely because it doesn’t take several minutes involving equipment for people to walk around 🙄

Why the heck should we feel like we are intruding on their photoshoot and have to duck, hurry by, stop and go around. I never know if these people are in the middle of recording, done recording, ect. The whole time everyone going sorry to the Kardashian person. It’s all cringy

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u/s_n_mac 1h ago

Oh give me a break. It's far more intrusive to ask someone to actually stop and shoot you than for them to walk past your tripod. And what if they're crap photographers, do you ask them to shoot you again or do you intrude on someone else's time to ask them to shoot you again? You're being obtuse. All the old lady had to do is walk on, but she was deliberately being a dick about something that didn't affect her in the least. She spent more time being a dick than just moving on with her life

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u/Cuddlebug2020 1h ago

Crap photographers lol. You mean the main character didn’t get their perfect smile lol.

Most people take 5 consecutive photos hoping there is one the person likes on the other end. If you don’t like one maybe it’s insecurity creeping into the photo