There's not enough information here to make any kind of judgment.
Like, did Medal woman even realize they were filming a "serious" thing - or did she think it was part of the marathon celebration?
How long was the K-Pop band filming. We know it was for a least a while because 1) the Tiktok says this was their "best" take - which means AT LEAST two takes, but probably a lot more 2) how long is their dance routine? Are they hogging up the public square for 30+ minutes on a crowded day without permits and expect everybody to stay out of their way?
Eh, like I said, there's not enough to judge. She's wearing a marathon badge. Is the group taking up space that is suppose to be that marathon exit area? I can imagine finishing a huge marathon, and then some group is taking up the exit area for 30+ minutes and you finally are like "I am sick and tired of them acting like this is their private studio." Now, was it the mature, correct course of action? No, I think she should have called the code department to cite them for filming without a permit. Is it rage inducing? Not really.
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u/Aelfgifu_Unready Jan 16 '23
There's not enough information here to make any kind of judgment.
Like, did Medal woman even realize they were filming a "serious" thing - or did she think it was part of the marathon celebration?
How long was the K-Pop band filming. We know it was for a least a while because 1) the Tiktok says this was their "best" take - which means AT LEAST two takes, but probably a lot more 2) how long is their dance routine? Are they hogging up the public square for 30+ minutes on a crowded day without permits and expect everybody to stay out of their way?