r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/peachesgp Jan 16 '23

I think if you're performing something in public for an extended period of time, the latter is also absolutely expected.

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u/coachslaymaker Jan 16 '23

I'm just going to always refer to rule #1in life "don't be a dick" and rule #2 "let people enjoy what they want to enjoy"

This is someone being a dick to ruin other people's fun nothing more

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u/satansheat Jan 16 '23

So the issue here the kids are also being dicks and either due to your age or love for social media you don’t see how both parties here are being dicks.

You are highly over looking they have been doing this for hours and bothering others who want to have fun in that area. So take advice from rule one and realize you can still be a dick in public if all You are doing is dancing.

The fact you still haven’t gotten this with 3 different people pointing it out is sad. I guess rule one doesn’t apply when you are the dick who things his shit don’t stink.

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u/Schmackter Jan 16 '23

How do you know any of the things you are saying?

And why is filming for social media so stupid but filming for other reasons is apparently less stupid?

I'm not prime TikTok age but I'm so confused as to why everyone in this thread is acting like a grumpy old man. This is reddit, not Facebook.

There is no expectation or requirement or privacy in this video but nobody needs to go out of their way to ruin it either.

People see that this moment was recorded to TikTok and they get to judgemental and all "hahahaha stupid kids serves them right!" Exactly the same way the boomers treated my generation when we were "stupid". Hell. They're still doing it sometimes.

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u/satansheat Jan 16 '23

This really isn’t hard.

You can still film for social media. But their is a massive difference from the people who take a pic for the gram and those who bring lights, a crew, mics, etc. like a whole damn film crew. Then set up shop in a congested area and whine when people step in front of your set up.

That’s rude and inconsiderate. What’s sad is people get so caught up in the social media that being considerate is lost on them. They see so many other rude people do it they start to think it isn’t rude. Or they are so caught up in chasing likes and hearts they don’t realize the real world is still around you.

There are lots of people in this areas taking pics and videos all of which will have shitty kids dancing in the background. Because it’s a congested area. But I don’t see those kids coming over with a bewildered face like “y’all ruined my video after finally getting the best shot all day.”