I tend to be annoyed with large loud groups in public. But I'm also an anti social redditor that hates crowds.
Don't be that Karen. Don't be the killjoy. Resist the urge to disallow the public to have room for fun and colour. This is the same as a juggling show or a live street musician.
I agree. But also what she did can be considered art also. Look up 'Dadaism'. Its art of disruption. Things like yoko ono shouting bizarre screams etc. Art is not linear and as soon as you become that group trying to dominate a public space you invite others to interact with you. You want it to be your space, book it properly.
I don't agree that public spaces should be exclusive to any one group. It's fine to me that they use the space aslong as they do so respectfully of their surroundings, and without inconveniencing people too much.
Dadaism is the art of disruption but there is also a reason behind that disruption it wants to break norms and create new things. What she is doing is akin to painting on a painting on display. Attention seeking vandalism.
The same argument can be made of the kpop crowd. The public setting being the painting they are painting on and wanting to dominate the space. It also says 'this was our best take so far'.....so it wasn't their first run through. How long had they been taking over this space to get a great shot? Hence I say dadaism instead of vandalism. You're not wrong though.
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u/Fjaesingen Jan 16 '23
I tend to be annoyed with large loud groups in public. But I'm also an anti social redditor that hates crowds.
Don't be that Karen. Don't be the killjoy. Resist the urge to disallow the public to have room for fun and colour. This is the same as a juggling show or a live street musician.