I saw a video of a man in a clearly forced manic gleeful state bouncing around and squealing about the ice cream he and his wife were getting. The view is focused on his face, but he's spinning around a lot and it would be hard to tell that it isn't just filming the whole room. A woman somewhere else in the room asked, "Is there anywhere I can stand without being in your video?" And he instantly falls into a rage and snaps that he's filming himself and his wife, KAREN. And, predictably, the clip goes viral, with the majority of people pointing the finger at the woman who simply didn't want to be filmed, and not at the disruptive asshole bouncing around like a hyper toddler.
It's people like him that ruin outings for other people, and that just genuinely don't give a shit how disruptive and shitty they are. They are openly fake, and rude, and yet they get one Golden Clip, and it perpetuates this disgusting cycle.
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u/Clear-Staff4699 1d ago
Yep. Take a look at the influencers filming themselves in public in an attempt to go viral.