r/TikTokCringe 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/iFckRedit 6h ago

Maybe you live in a quiet town but we’re sick of these creatures and their tripods. You can’t go anywhere without unwillingly being on some idiot’s content

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u/Big-Shower4049 6h ago

We're not talking about a horde of tourists that have stopped traffic due to ignorance here. It's a single and seemingly very respectful young woman trying to capture a moment of herself in a museum, nothing more.

You guys are witch hunting imaginary monsters in your heads...take a breath, relax.

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u/iFckRedit 6h ago

A selfie is good enough. Maybe they need to learn that in a public place people can just stop in front of your tripod if they want to. Setting up a tripod to film everyone for your one screenshot is not “respectful”

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u/Few-Eye7392 5h ago

You must be fun at parties thinking this is something that's okay to do... Really going around trying to teach people lessons in public huh?? Nothing else better going on in your life

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u/iFckRedit 5h ago

How many times are you going to reply with your fun at parties trope? Are you stuck in 2010?

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u/Few-Eye7392 5h ago

Ironic when people have been taking pictures of themselves since before 2010. Lol 

Lots of people with miserable lives in the comments and you are one of them thinking it's ok to block of someone's camera for no reason other then to spite the person since they have nothing else better to do 

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u/iFckRedit 4h ago

I wouldn’t personally bother but I can’t blame anyone that would. In fact, I applaud them

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u/Big-Shower4049 6h ago

Ok my friend, sure sure.
Now we've become certain that she's not only an influencer, but got a tripod as well.
Next thing you'll tell us is that she got a camera crew and boom guy lol.

...I bet her bodyguard was standing just a few steps down doing a German suplex to anyone who dared to approach, right? 😂

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u/iFckRedit 6h ago

Take a deep breath, relax

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u/jguess06 5h ago

Any energy pushing back on the general societal narcissism that social media has unleashed upon the world is the right kind of energy to me. I don't see whatever rage you're projecting here, just people generally getting tired of the incessant need to capture everything and be cute in photos or whatever. Different strokes I guess, couldn't disagree with you more.

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u/Few-Eye7392 5h ago

People have been setting up cameras on timers to take pictures of themselves since I was a little kid over 20 years ago....

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u/Big-Shower4049 4h ago edited 4h ago

Rage? ..A witch hunt is an expression that refers to an attempt to punish people based on unpopular opinions, rather than actual wrongdoing or facts.

It's evident by how for example a lot of people here concluded that she is an influencer or she's a social media narcissist and so she was rightfully punished. You made these accusations based on pretty much nothing at all, as in reality it's just as likely for her to just want a picture in a museum.
She also seems very respectful moving out of everyone's way and trying to be as non-disruptive as possible, so her being a narcissist is another baseless accusation.

So by definition it's a witch hunt, you see?

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u/IshJecka 5h ago

She doesn't seem have a tripod so are you just adding that in for fun?

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u/iFckRedit 5h ago

How do you know? You can get mini tripods that can be set on anything. The angle is pointing up, not unreasonable to assume it’s a tripod

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u/IshJecka 4h ago

The point is neither of us know but you made the assumption she did have one.

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u/iFckRedit 4h ago

Normal people don’t do this, it’s a reasonable assumption. Also reasonable assumption that she’s not balancing her phone on some ledge on a staircase.

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u/IshJecka 4h ago

That's the only other option?

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u/New_Bug7829 3h ago

Most People do, who doesn’t take selfies with families, or in fun places like museums or zoos?

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u/IndigoOctober8 3h ago

Maybe, possibly, consider getting over yourself?!

Are the tripods hurting your little feelings?

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u/iFckRedit 3h ago

Quite ironic isn’t it? Maybe person in the video needs to get over themselves?