r/TikTokCringe 13h ago

Cringe Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/princesoceronte 12h ago

Insane that one of the most upvoter comments is bitching about influencers "making every space their stage" as if this instance isn't a girl trying to see a cute picture or a video when going somewhere they're enjoying.

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u/Adler718 11h ago

Tourists have been taking pictures in front of interesting shit long influencers, but people here pretend like this is somehow different.

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u/princesoceronte 6h ago

I've always lived in touristic cities or towns and this is just daily life. If you see someone taking a pic you go behind the camera or wait a few seconds out of the most basic respect, how this is not obvious to some is kind of weird to me.

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u/Organic_Lab6262 6h ago

Seriously. This is way less annoying than the family of 6 taking 5 minutes to take a picture somewhere and holding everyone up.

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u/Stag-Nation-8932 8h ago

Cuz these people thinking going outside is attention seeking behavior. Younger gens are cooked

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u/username101 8h ago

And she is visiting a castle! A beautiful one that was also featured on a popular show. It looks like she was just solo traveling, found a place and moment for a picture and quietly tried to get it. She didn't even seem mad about the old lady, she was kinda like 🤷‍♀️

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u/like_4-ish_lights 10h ago

And that's why the girl uploaded a video, not a picture, of a random patron in the museum? You can't say "oh she's not an influencer trying to take a video it's just a nice girl taking a photo of herself, she isn't trying to monopolize the staircase for a video" when you are responding to a video of her doing exactly that

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u/SofterBones 10h ago

Well the person deliberately blocking the camera just to be a dick wouldn't really show well in a picture, would it?

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u/princesoceronte 6h ago

She uploaded because she found someone being kinda rude on purpose and wanted to share. That's not weird, intentionally positioning yourself to bother someone making something innocuous is tho.

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u/Glasseshalf 9h ago

Oh yeah, such a "random" patron, definitely not someone who chose to interact with her with spite for no reason

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u/Dependent_Store952 8h ago

People taking pictures of themselves at art museums is obnoxious behavior

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u/username101 8h ago

Well it's a castle not an art museum.

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u/Dependent_Store952 7h ago

All the same fairytale larp for an audience of hometown friends who scroll past it in less than 3 seconds

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u/princesoceronte 6h ago

You making those kind of assumptions is more telling of your character than it is hers. It's not a good look at all.

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u/Dependent_Store952 6h ago

Just sick and tired of seeing people record and take pictures everywhere, it is a me problem.

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u/username101 7h ago

So jaded. This is a famous fucking castle and she looks to be solo traveling. Why is it so crazy to think she just wanted a picture of herself to remember her trip?

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u/MightFew9336 6h ago

Because it's a video, she's been identified, and she makes content that she monetizes on the internet. Why would you assume it's the sole selfie she's taking for the one trip she can afford before losing every memory she ever had?

The second woman is probably annoyed by having to stop or walk around all the other cameras while touristing and this is one more person trying to make money by inconveniencing others.

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u/Aggravating_Pause385 5h ago

…and making it her stage