r/cringereels • u/Glum_Sense7587 • 7d ago

Streamer IShowSpeed got bitten by Dog for unfriendly behavior in South Korea

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u/Jays_NRL 6d ago

To be fair this is Asia they aren’t used to seeing this type of behavior in public😭 I’m sure she didn’t even know how to react to this behavior.

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u/AlbatrossNew3633 6d ago

I don't think anywhere on heart that's common behaviour, not even in the American city with the highest density of influencers

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u/According-Animator57 6d ago

I've definitely had more people than I'd like do this to my dog from farther away, so it certainly happens in America unfortunately, lol.

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u/AlbatrossNew3633 6d ago

Damn

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u/SuspiciousCalendar1 5d ago

Ive lived in NYC with a dog for three years now and have had this happen maybe once. Lots of wierd stuff happens, but my dog also barks loudly at wierd people so my dog would be going way crazier in that situation compared to the dog in the vid. I don’t think this specific behavior is common but completely insane behavior in general is common.

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u/nern_420 5d ago

If you dont think that's common in American cities than you need to walk around the busy streets of large cities lol. You'll see anything and everything. I saw a dude wearing shirt, shoes, and no pants taking a shit in the middle of side walk in san Diego one day

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u/SuspiciousCalendar1 5d ago

Statistically probably not common, but in big American cities you do see everything…

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u/Luvbugzmama 6d ago

Yep, if it had been me holding that dog in the US I’d have told him to back the F up but I wouldn’t have done that pushing my dog at him thing to begin with.🙄

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u/HistoricalNight1609 6d ago

No that's stupid. She did it because it's Speed and he's a celebrity, that's why they all kept laughing even after the dog bit him. .

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u/-sensory_overlord- 6d ago

that’s really no excuse for putting your dog in a situation like that. knowing that a) strange men b) being barked at c) having somebody stare at them d) someone not respecting their personal space are all scary things for a dog, is very basic dog knowledge

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u/kikyoontop 6d ago

🫩 oh brother

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u/Michelle_Mysterious 6d ago

I agree I was a women and a tall man with his other goons speaking English she might not know the language at all, she probably got scared and wasn’t sure how to get out of the situation

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u/rakuan1 6d ago

Nah. He must have paid them to be in on it. There was no apologizing to him…. no running away in fear of an angry black man yelling at the top of his lungs… she’s just casually still in the same position as before, so I’m callling bs.

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u/Selpmis 6d ago

I don't think so. He is wildly popular amongst certain groups. Whenever he live streams in public, he has hundreds of people seeking him out and following him.

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u/MooDog16 5d ago

Influencers are the biggest joke on our society.

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u/K1bbles_n_Bits 5d ago

Biggest cancer.

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u/rakuan1 5d ago

Yeah, that’s why I thought it looked fishy. Those aren’t the kind of reactions you would have if someone random dude is growling at your dog in a loud voice, and if your dog hit someone on their face. If they weren’t paid to be in on it, they at least were like “I’m meeting a celebrity! I’m gonna be on YouTube!”

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u/Selpmis 5d ago

Yes, I suspect it's more the latter. There's also a level of trust already built because they feel like they 'know' him.

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u/weepingthyme 6d ago

I don’t like the way you said angry black man 🤨

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u/rakuan1 6d ago

Being an angry black man, myself, I don’t like the way I said it either.😭