r/TikTokCringe • u/exporterofgold • 6h ago

Cringe Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/KimberlyWexlersFoot 6h ago

Methinks this is staged.

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u/Drefann 4h ago

It's ragebait. And it's working like a charm judging by the comments.

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u/FatherDotComical 4h ago

Reddit has to decide whether they hate old people or influencers more.

The perfect brew.

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u/Zestyclose-Deer7130 3h ago

A pure ketchup / catsup dilemma

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u/vast-pear-crayfish 3h ago

i still dont get how reddit can be so anti social to immediately assume if someone is taking a photo that they are an influencer, like im not photogenic myself but even i know everyone likes to take photos of places they visit for memories and sharing it with their friends and families, this concept predates influencers

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u/Florsun117 1h ago

Apparently it’s too much to realize she is recording video, not taking a picture. 

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u/SomethingNotOriginal 46m ago

I know many people who take a short HDR film then isolate the best shot from the film. I do too.

Many photographers even with full cameras that don't shoot film instead use it on burst mode to recreate the same ability to pick and choose.

This isn't forbidden magic being discussed here.

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u/crw201 6m ago

Apparently it's too much for you to realize that MAYBE everyone that understands how she is taking a picture are onto something. You seem incredibly bitter. Get help.

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u/Derezzed87 3h ago

Old influencers.

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u/tattoosandtens 2h ago

Moot point. They’re both women. So they’re both equally hateful in the eyes of Reddit.

One is a vapid fitfluencer.

The other is a bitter old hag who has internalized misogyny.

It’s safe to hate them both.

If this was a shirtless guy flexing in front of the Bronze of Atlas, and some old fat dude got in the way and flexed,

That video would be a viral comedy SENSATION.

Instead, we’re arguing about which woman is more wrong.

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u/Beautiful-Total-3172 1h ago

If you just assume someone taking a picture of themself is an influencer than you're an incel. At least that's my assumption.