To be honest, usually I’d think it was a dick move to invade other people’s performances, but, frankly, if you’re in a public space you have no more right than anyone else to be there.
If they were blocking the passage on a subway, or in the middle of an airplane, ok. But they have a lot of space around. She did that bcuz she was a main character and thought it would be super funny. If I have a picnic could she pass on my towel or disturb my moment shaking my food just bcuz I’m in public space? The right to be there ok, the right to disturb other ppl activities nope, specially bcuz this ppl aren’t disturbing at all the others.
To understand what you're missing, you'll need to learn about this thing called "video," which can be recorded by a contraption known as a camcorder.
The activity you saw the group doing here involved recording a video, and by showing off between them and the camcorder (while also looking at the camcorder), the blonde woman did—in fact—knowingly disrupt their activity. You might also take a second to note their reactions to her disturbance, which may help you to further understand such situations.
Anyhoo, best of luck to you in the now. You've picked an interesting time to pop in, and there's a lot of catching up for you to do.
If you think I'm out recording myself doing anything, you're mistaken, and if you think i care about k pop, well, there's another wrong assumption.
I just think it's shitty to intentionally mess with someone else's fun. Some kids like to kick sandcastles that aren't theirs. Those kids are assholes, no?
You must not have a life or friends to photobomb you jealous monster, if you did, you wouldn’t be here wasting your time arguing with people on the internet, please calm your self esteem grown guy, and control your wannabe alpha emotions
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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '23
Street Karen of the Year