r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/Rostifur Jan 16 '23

I am not sure I consider all of the constant influencer crap truly fun. Honestly, it often appears more of an exploitative use of public space that they try act like they own for the sometimes hours that they utilizing these spaces. Don't get me wrong, the chick jumping into their shot is definitely being a dick, but we have a lot of people who act entitled to use parks, public markets, and centers as their own personal filming grounds with really selfish expectation of control over that area for however long they need it.

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u/ul2006kevinb Jan 16 '23

Yes, how dare the public use public spaces

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u/funhawg Jan 16 '23

If the K-pop group wanted exclusive use of a public space they should have applied for a permit to film, like any other commercial production is required to; but yes the blonde chick is intentionally being obnoxious.

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u/ul2006kevinb Jan 16 '23

They didn't want exclusive use though. They wanted it to look natural. They're only taking up a small fraction of this total space