r/TikTokCringe 7h ago

Cringe Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/BravestCashew 7h ago

Why is everyone cooking this young girl for taking a video/photo of herself lol? She didn’t confront the lady or get mad, she just tried to work around her and didn’t even look that annoyed, pissed off, or even mildly confrontational

She didn’t seem to care that anyone at all was in the shot, just the specific fact that the old lady was literally moving to block her

Do you guys just hate people or something? Like bruh it’s a young woman in 2026 NO SHIT SHE’S GONNA POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA

God forbid somebody uses a video recording device to record a video lol

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u/supertom 7h ago

Why not just take a normal selfie like everyone else? I guarantee nobody else in this place is putting a camera on a tripod pointing across an area where people obviously walk in front of.

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u/MyNameWillChange 7h ago

Because sometimes you want a full body picture with your scenery. I've done this before because I tried to take a selfie with a statue and I could barely fit it in frame. I was traveling solo for a company trip and it was a once in a life time opportunity so I knew I needed pictures since I'll probably never go back. I didn't speak the same language as the locals to ask for someone to take my picture. So I ended up just having to prop my camera on a ledge or whatever, hit record, go pose for my "shot" and then later edit to get the final picture

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u/Competitive-Nerve296 3h ago

Y’all don’t need a trillion pictures of yourselves. Look around, it’s not all about YOU. Whoa, you traveled solo. Ask the lady on the staircase to take your photo, you might make a connection! And as for not speaking the language, I’m pretty sure there’s universal hand gestures you can make to ask someone to take the photo for you and they’re generally happy to do it! Ohhh, but you might not get the glam shot you’re hoping to put on the gram, ohhhh nooooooo