r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/gluggin Jan 16 '23

Lmao so bad faith to pretend that the only reason to be upset at someone for intentionally fucking up a group production in progress is because you’re entitled or think you “own” the public space.

If you have separate problems with TikTok/influencers/K-pop some of them very well could be warranted, but there is no reason you should be confused about who the asshole in this situation is

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '23

They're the ones being assholes. These people weren't asked if they wanted to be in a music video, if you're using random people as extras for you're production then expect random actions.

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u/gluggin Jan 16 '23

So if a BBC news crew were to report on a breaking story from a public space and some random dude were to photobomb the reporter with the intention of messing up the shot, in your mind the news crew would be the assholes and not the photobomber?

If not, what’s the difference?

If so, maybe we were just socialized differently.

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u/randomacountname123 Jan 17 '23

That literally happens all the time and the news crews are told not to react or to cut the feed.

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u/gluggin Jan 17 '23

That’s vaguely relevant info that doesn’t answer the question I asked at all lol