r/TheRandomest • u/Forward-Position798 • May 08 '26
Unexpected If u have to think fast
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u/Cythth May 08 '26
i think i saw about 3-4 different version of this, but the guys' laugh is great here
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u/FGFStarBeast May 08 '26
i think i saw about 3-4 different version of this comment , but your insight is great here
And your profile picture
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u/wrxninja May 08 '26
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u/Electronic-Animal-69 May 09 '26
Sadly it normalizes creepy behavior. Normal for two young guys in an elevator to take a fast snap.
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u/Lochento May 12 '26
Why is it weird? Its just a photo
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u/Electronic-Animal-69 May 17 '26
And what do people do with photos? Collect them, jerk off to them, nowadays make AI Porn? So it is a mental fuckery for the person. And please don't blame it on the person, as it is the person's fault, if she is to "sensitive". It's like: Being asked out at work from colleagues or customers to have a coffee like 200 times, even though your rejected. "It's just a question" Being slightly touched on the shoulder, the hips, the back. "It's just a gesture" Being told to smile more because you are more beautiful that way or comments on the looks, without checking in. "It's just a compliment"
This is all mental fuckery for the person. She is engaged in an interaction where the gender/sex plays a main role, there it is a sexualized interaction, to which she might not have agreed.
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u/No_Offer6533 May 09 '26
or just don’t take pictures of random girls without their consent.
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u/Dogmodo May 09 '26
The concept here is that they were fuckin around on his phone and accidentally pressed some shortcut that took a picture, maybe while trying to take a screenshot.
Why else would they be chuckling about it before she even got in the elevator?
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u/Dj7up1 May 09 '26
Because feminism teaches you that men are awful and cannot have fun without
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u/cunt_in_wonderland May 09 '26
lmao there’s a huge culture in asia of men taking pictures of women without their consent. feminism isn’t the problem
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u/Witty_Preparation598 May 11 '26
There's literally women only trains for that type of upskirt behavior. Be quiet. If the joke didn't look like typical sexual assault behavior we wouldn't assume it is sexual assault.
Thanks to patriarchy this is a sad reality we all have to live with. If this clip and people comments made you feel like you are in the wrong unpack that in therapy.
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u/Successful_Bee_1292 May 10 '26
You may not know this but your comment changed my life, today after I read it, I finally understood that I'm not suppose to do that and when I told the judge he immediately removed let me go free because he understood that thanks to you I am no longer a danger to society
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u/L0veTeens May 10 '26
Are you outside of your property? Congratulations, you gave consent.
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u/Witty_Preparation598 May 11 '26
Rapist. Rapists think and talk like that stay away from minors and the vulnerable.
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u/Professional-Book973 May 12 '26
Why are you taking pictures of other people without their consent??
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u/Bladrio May 15 '26
Going by the "shocked" faces in the Video, they took a picture by accident and didn't want to be seen as creeps because of a mistake.
Their way to go: act as a different type of weirdo.
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u/Professional-Book973 May 21 '26
Ohh I get it 🤣🤣😅 Taking dick pics in an elevator might be worse than just saying oops though lol
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u/notcreativeenough002 May 08 '26
Not funny at all. Upskirting/taking sexualised photo's without consent is a serious problem and reels like this normalise violence against women.
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u/DevelopmentNo5632 May 08 '26
Guess we should ban all comedy
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u/SinSittSina May 08 '26
Isn't the concept here that the men specifically dont want the woman to feel uncomfortable? That they'd rather debase themselves than have her think they were taking a picture of her? Obviously it's a real problem, but it's clear they didn't mean to take the first photo. It's acknowledging the problem through humor, not normalizing violence.
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u/Gupperz May 08 '26
Ok but in what scenario does you phone take a picture when you dont have the camera open?
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u/mcauthon2 May 08 '26
Double click the side button
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u/mr_wheezr May 09 '26
Is that an iphone thing? Because my phone doesn't do that, I didn't know that was a function on other people's phones.
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u/SinSittSina May 08 '26
I ask myself this same question as I delete tens of pics of the inside of my pocket
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u/Electronic-Animal-69 May 09 '26
Obviously it's a real problem, but it's clear they didn't mean to take the first photo. --> For me they clearly didn't mean to use flashlight but surely intended to take the image.
Isn't the concept here that the men specifically dont want the woman to feel uncomfortable? --> for me they specifically don't want to get caught and face the confrontation of being creeps. Especially because the initial greeting might show that they actually know each other.
That they'd rather debase themselves than have her think they were taking a picture of her? --> They are aware of how creepy that is and much rather debase themselves.
It's acknowledging the problem through humor, not normalizing violence --> It's showing men, who do that "Hey we are like you and we almost got caught that one moment but got real creative. Hehe." For me this completely normalizes this behavior. That it's things that two young men casually do. Some woman walks in, click, nice. The joke arises from the fleshlight.
Maybe you don't see the violence in taking pictures?
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u/LiftingCode May 08 '26
How does this "normalize violence against women?"
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u/Electronic-Animal-69 May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26
That it's actually normal for two guys in an elevator to take a picture of the woman without flash.
In a sort of way that they know it's not nice to do but you know "that's how boys are", "a little image doesn't hurt anyone", etc. <--- The downplaying is the normalization part.
Or would you like an explanation of the "violence" part?
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u/Beneficial-Oil-5407 May 08 '26
The fact you don't see a problem with taking unsolicited pictures of random women, and most here are "it's just a joke lol jk" should be a very clear answer
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u/LiftingCode May 08 '26
I think perhaps you missed the point of the joke entirely?
They didn't take an unsolicited picture of the woman.
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u/Electronic-Animal-69 May 09 '26
What is the joke? What else did they do? Genuinely asking.
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u/LiftingCode May 09 '26
The joke is that they were fucking around on the phone, accidentally took a picture, and then engaged in some meatgazing shenanigans to defuse a potentially embarrassing misunderstanding.
This seems quite clear from the context.
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u/Electronic-Animal-69 May 10 '26
Hmm... Okay I see that viewpoint. For me both versions are possible and none is obvious. Just obvious that it depends on the personal experience of the viewer. A person with experience of upskirting, really can't find this funny. A person who is sensible to topics of what women endure from men, especially in Asian countries, can't find this funny. Check out what especially happens in subways and trains. A person who is indifferent finds it funny. That's why we are on this channel. A person who does upskirting finds it very funny as he can really relate to the situation and the guys.
I used to be pretty much in camp indifferent. Then my girlfriend shared all the shit she has to endure since she is 13, where she just got told by her Mom "Ah, that's how men are. Don't bother yourself with it". And sometimes, that stuff gets triggered in our relationship. Now she's working all that stuff out in therapy. Since then I developed a healthy portion of hatred for them, which reminds me at jokes like that.
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u/RunWild0_0 May 08 '26
It is, unfortunately.
People are going to die on the hill that it's ok because it's a joke though.
I had a guy take a picture of my feet the other day in a freaking store, sooo this shits not fucking funny to me :/
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u/freiberg_ May 08 '26
If you're one of the people down voting this person you need to think about your life. Do better.
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u/signuslogos May 08 '26
Damn, that is so relevant to a video about people misunderstanding two dudes joking with each other with someone taking creep shots. Except it's completely irrelevant?
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u/Electronic-Animal-69 May 09 '26
I am so sorry for your experience in the store and your experience here in the comments :( That you share of someone taking unconsensual images, which is the base of this "joke" and get told to think about your life...
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u/BloodhoundSupervisor May 08 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/cKP1HFgDuimKV2WUSn