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as someone with a service dog, I get filmed - without my consent- almost every day. people often get **mad** at me when I ask them to stop. It’s so fucking unhinged.
People really don't know how to mind their own business, huh?
im so sorry about that. it disgusts me how people love to record us people with disablities/mental disabilities/disorders etc the most. its so disgusting and it fuels my paranoia and agoraphobia. i hope one day itll at least die down if not completely end for good..
It's so stupid. I've also been photographed without consent.
These kinds of people just expect you to go along with everything they want, so you need to crack down hard and threaten to sue them if necessary.
Same thing happens with me and my service dog all the time
Kurtis inspires me.. My parents said if i get 60K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging..
Its all "support mental health" until someone has a mental breakdown, then people film and make fun of them
it’s all “support mental health” until literally any aspect of it isn’t sanitized and cute
as soon as you actually stop masking and reveal symptoms of your mental illness, it's "ew, not like that, freak".
The people who would do that never supported Mental Health in the first place, until it comes to a time when someone made them feel sad and they made a series of 5 tiktoks about it.
Just like the "THAT motherf--ker is NOT real" plane situation. People made fun of here and bullied her online relentlessly when she probably already was traumatized from that situation.
@@cyan1721Or maybe people shouldn't invade people's privacy?
I really hate this mindset that old people are cute if they’re a couple and sad if they’re alone. They’re just adults who’ve been alive longer than other adults. They’re not inherently cute or sad just because they’re old. My grandma says it’s infantilizing that people treat her like it’s so amazing that she can do things other adults also do, just because she’s old. It’s like when people reach a certain age, we start treating them like they’re toddlers.
ong also they were most likely in a fast food restaurant, like who tf would want someone else to watch them shove greasy food down their throat?? people just cant leave other ppl be.
this is something i have been saying for years, i genuinely think we should normalize being old since we will old go through it one day lol
Regardless of whether they have autism or not they don't need to explain why they don't wanna be touched by strangers. For any reason. It's even more valid considering they are autistic but literally no one has the right to touch someone else without consent.
I BET YOU SUPPORT ABORTION HUH
Exactly. The only reason I can think of where you could go beyond consent is if some kind of accident was about to happen, like they hadn't noticed a vehicle when crossing a road, and a stranger pulled them out of harm's way.
As someone with ptsd triggered by being randomly touched, thank you!
Agreed.
Disclaimer: I know you aren’t generalizing people with autism but I have something to add to what you said ^
Although it’s commonly assumed that people with autism don’t like being touched, I personally don’t mind it at all as an autistic person, and it’s important to note that everyone with autism is different in terms of preferences. The thing Kurtis mentioned was that they also had contamination OCD. OCD has a lot to do with phobias, and when these phobias confront people with OCD it’s essentially a gateway for anxiety and engaging in obsessive and compulsive behaviors to deal with it. It’s very distressing and difficult, and it makes it more difficult when things which people are typically ok with are something that other people fear and it’s not something that people understand.
Also, the fact he left that in the video….. why would you feel comfortable filming strangers crying, knowing you caused it, and leaving it in for them to be criticized by your followers?
@@Snaggle-ToothedDog exactly. That's like even worse. A complete lack of any empathy. Bc not only did they leave it in they specifically pointed it out for people to criticize and mock.
It’s so weird to me that people think eating alone means you’re lonely. Have you considered I’m like running errands or just like alone time 😭
I feel like those people must live in a small town because eating alone in a place like nyc is just so normalized???
Yeah these days you can’t just stop to get a quick bite to eat somewhere without people making assumptions
people who think like that are the same people who would try and "befriend" the quiet kid so they look like a good person, all while being condescending and rude to them
fr i eat alone all the time and i LOVE it
some of us just can't stand to hear the sounds of other people eating. it sucks but it's that or headphones
I looked up photography laws in Japan, and it’s legal so long as it isn’t derogatory to the subjects. Literally the bar was in hell and that person still tripped on it
Hahaha "the bar was in hell, and that person still tripped on it" has officially entered my own lexicon. Brilliant.
What a great way to put it 😂
Fucking lol
Not hell, Australia
Kurtis inspires me.. My parents said if i get 60K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging..
Before clarifying that the girl who cried in the video was neurodivergent my first assumption was just - what if she was just having a really bad day? Sometimes when you’re stressed it doesn’t take much to push you over the edge. Maybe she was out with her friends telling them about a terrible break up, and then a stranger comes up and touches you unexpectedly, I could totally see myself bursting into tears if I was already feeling shitty that day. If someone reacts in a way that seems over the top to something you did, it may not be a reaction to to you specifically. It could just be the straw that broke the camel’s back.
hey! idk if you caught it in the vid but kurtis said that the person in the video uses they/them pronouns 😁
they/them *** person ***^
@@hello_world2767probably but just ignored it. funny that people try to be nice like that but zero out the niceness by disrespecting peoples identities.
@@maddyocean5948 orrrr maybe it was genuinely a mistake? There are times when people unintentionally assume the gender because yk society still kinda forces those gender roles on us. But you correct the person and they use the right pronouns in the future and life goes on. Everyone's happy :P
baby ngl
The worst part about all of this is that the victims will NEVER get a voice on this. It is inherently one sided. Even if you do find out that a stranger recorded you without consent and that tons of people are mocking you, you will never be able to respond to it. This shit goes completely unchecked and there are barely any consequences for violating the privacy of strangers
what really annoys me is whenever someone will bring up that you shouldnt film strangers in public, hundreds of losers will be climbing out of the woodwork defending this and saying shit like "its legal to film in public, dont go out in public if you dont like it" which is an insane thing to say. guess i'll be a hermit then since people cant be bothered to learn basic manners
"ummmm if you dont wanna be filmed in public, literally stop going to a job and starve to death and die in isolation forever god 🤪 it's that easy"
unhinged. fucking unhinged. people saying this can't be fuckign real. you can't have real neurons and think this way. i refuse to believe it. actual worm brained behavior.
Fr, just because something is legal doesn’t mean you should do it.
Same energy as all those people like "Hey if you don't like one specific law you can leave the country." Like bro we don't have to define our personal morals based on the law; it's not illegal to just be rude and unpleasant but that doesn't mean we should do it.
THIS!!
I saw a video of two girls sharing an umbrella and I mentioned how weird it was to film them and people kept saying "IT'S NOT ILLEGAL!" "They're in public, you can't expect privacy in public" "It's not like the person recorded them naked, why are you making a big deal out of it"
And I'm just like??
The way this shit gets on my nerves so much. Like especially if you work at public places like me. It’s against our rules to film at the gym i work at. These people will scold you for walking in their shot and tell you to go to a different gym or exercise at home like dude no you go somewhere else youre breaking the rules
The "calling strangers NPCs" thing has been bothering me for months now. I'm glad someone finally called it out.
this!!! the NPC thing has just given people a socially acceptable way to further dehumanize the people around them. When I hear someone say "NPC", it's upsetting tbh
Aka people who don't spend their lives on the internet
if being a decent human being means being an npc then put me in skyrim cause ill be handing out quests to the player like theres no tomorrow
@@Natasha-bf6ykEXACTLY. It's not cool to dehumanize people just because they're using game terms. I don't get how that isn't obvious.
It's just an alternative way to say "I am the one that matters and everyone other than me and the people I know are simple, one dimensional beings who exist to fill up space". For me, that's the exact definition of narcissism.
my brother got filmed in line at McDonalds and we were going to a wedding, so he was in a tux and a lady was filming him and he asked them to stop but they said "sheesh Karen" my brother has anxiety, so he was having a panic attack in the car so this video makes me feel he had justice
They act like they’ve never seen a man get dressed up for McDonald’s 🙄 gotta get fancy for Ronald yk?
Anyways sorry that happened to your brother I hope those people got their karma and hope he’s doing well 🫶
“sheesh karen” is the most aggravating thing ive ever heard
He’s doing a lot better now and has therapy So it’s great Ty for all the likes that’s very sweet of you
Don't go out in public if you can't handle it.
@@FuzzyWalrus123 exactly. If you can't handle people telling you of for your bullshit like filming them without consent, don't go out
Thank you for this. It’s genuinely a solipsistic phenomenon. People(in the USA) always use the “it’s legal to film people in public” excuse, but just because something is legal does not mean it’s ethical. It’s sad to see videos of random strangers who didn’t consent being posted and mocked by the internet mob. And oftentimes these random strangers are in the midst of a general mental or physical crisis.
My best question would be if that person is not explicitly filming people, such as buildings or things you find interesting like different park or infrastructure, and then people happy to be there?
Yes don’t shove camera in a person’s face but what happens when they’re on a park bench in your shot?
@@SuburbaniteUrbanite that’s a completely different situation? But also, why are you filming a bench?
solipsistic! Good point i agree
@@SuburbaniteUrbanite that's obviously different. i'm german and here there's specific laws regarding when it's ok to record/publish and when it's not. one example of that is backgrounds. if you take a photo of some building and a few people are in the background, that's usually fair game. if they're clearly in the foreground, it's not. if it's at an event like a concert or a parade however, again, it's legal, because it's assumed that you go there with the knowledge that someone could be filming.
there's nuance to all these things, but all the situations here are ones where someone deliberately and intentionally filmed or photographed strangers. it's not a vlog or a vacation picture where some people also exist in the background.
@@SuburbaniteUrbanite are you slow or just being dumb on purpose?
It’s crazy how people with social anxiety had to spend ages unlearning the fear that “everyone’s looking at you to make fun of you” only for that to become a very real possibility
fr I have PTSD and was starting to believe people like the ones that have hurt me are rare because I worked through my sht. But they aren't, they're "normal" and increasingly common.
The truth is that my anxiety wasn't wrong in this jn regards to basic human decency. How tf am I supposed to not be agoraphobic and/or paranoid when, factually speaking, the threats aren't rare??
Literally me. I'm so done with this 😭😭😭
@@sourgreendolly7685 FUCKING LITERALLY RIGHT????
I spent years being made fun of and pathologized and treated like a delusional crazy person, only for people like this to not only be extremely common, not only act like this in broad daylight all the time, but for people to literally not care about it and not think it's all that weird.
How are we supposed to "heal" when the traumatizing situation we experienced becomes the society-wide default expected norm?
Was gonna like this because I can relate heavily. But I saw it has 666 likes and ya know.... Hail Satan
Aha! I knew being a slow unlearner would come in handy someday. I'm ahead of things for once.
It's legitimately insane to me that people think laws that protect people's privacy is a violation of THEIR freedom to violate other people's spaces
Pretty much what every american says when you say you dont want to be filmed 😂😂😂
"Its my right" lol "dont tread on my freedom"
YEAH THAT WAS SO INSANE TO ME???? I WAS SHOCKED AT THE IRONY OF THAT STATEMENT
@@classtilton871Have no fear, plenty of normal Americans around, we just don’t spend our time filming strangers
it reminds me of how some ppl say their freedom of speech is being discriminated by not being allowed to discriminate others.
@@tomatochemist got plenty of american frriends, even enjoyed living their for a while haha, but for every 1 normal american there seems to be 2 crazies posting online 🤣
I was lucky to never have a face to face with one of the crazies 🤣
I hate this idea that people who are alone in public are lonely. I go out all the time by myself and the only thing that makes it awkward is people acting like it’s sad. It’s great doing what you want, when you want, by yourself every on e in a while.
It doesn't make me feel awkard but it pisses me off because its a sign of them being stupid. If they can't figure out that being solitary does not mean "lonely", then they're stupid.
I think this opens up a much larger conversation that definitely needs to be happening! Does anyone remember people of Walmart? It was a whole website dedicated to posting “trashy” people without their consent that you saw at Walmart. Like, at this point, it’s been happening for ages, so how do we get processes and procedures in place to prevent strangers from being exploited like this (I don’t have the answer, but this video reminded me how mad it makes me as someone who was almost the background character in a very corny tiktok).
I remember this. It was "people of walmart". Its disgusting. And half of the photos were just fat people existing. The amount of racism and fat phobia and hatred toward GNC people was disgusting. I don't know if it still exists but I Hate how recording strangers has become so normalized. It should be illegal.
I always thought people of Walmart was disgusting and I always judge the person behind the camera more.
People of Walmart is still a thing
People of Walmart is fucking disgusting. I don't care what the person is wearing or what they look like, it doesn't give the right to take a picture and post it to publically shame them
Omg I always felt like I was one of the very few people pointing out how fucked up POW was.. It was just totally socially acceptable that everyone was making fun of poor people.. Never made sense to me. Bum fights was also super fucked up, even more so.
Being filmed without my consent and that being posted is one of my worst fears. People shouldn't do that.
idk about your country but in mine it’s illegal and you can get to 45.000 € if they refuse to delete the video
@@yunaoooothat’s cool! I live in American, I don't know if we have something like that in place.
Unfortunately in some cases, America doesn’t do anything like that. To protect the right to free press, stranger can film stranger only IN PUBLIC. If ur not in a public space tho, it’s illegal
It really is a scary possibility. You could become a meme in a specific internet community and never even know it.
my worst fear is being buried alive so we're basically equal
i genuinely believe that we are at an age where boundaries just don’t exist in public anymore😭 please why can’t people just behave
Too much time spent in isolation, too much desperation for internet clout/validation, not enough empathy
@@__m-a-x__what is your opinion on billy yankee is he a bad person?
Kurtis inspires me.. My parents said if i get 60K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging..
Honestly this is an american thing, no one in the majority of europe and other places does shit like this
dude honestly, like people throw things at performers during shows? i dont get it
Not only is it really poor etiquette to film other people without their consent, it can be super super dangerous too. Their faces being put on the internet could literally be a death sentence for them. Please stop filming strangers. Sincerely, someone who has lived with a domestic abuse survivor whose ex was a very dangerous person.
Oh fuck youre right
As a person with social anxiety as well as just ocd, I've dealt with the intrusive thought that everybody is looking at me practically my entire life
It's so difficult to break through this fear when it's very possible for somebody to take something I did or said out of context and make it bad.
Yeah....sometimes I struggle with sitting because I'm so afraid of pedophiles looking at me :(
Imagine being so shockingly co-dependent on others that even the sight of someone being by themselves in public makes you depressed
Literally!!
most of them aren’t even actually sad about seeing it they just want to virtue signal about how kind they supposedly are for “caring”
@@cosmosisrosekind of reminds me of that thing people say. “I never liked _______, but now I’m sad because they are gone.” or “I hated him but he didn’t deserve to go”
Like dude we get it, you’re a such a good person for feeling empathy 🙄. Idk if I’m overreacting but that’s just kind of how it feels to me lmao.
fr. it's so incredibly condescending 😑
Yes. And as someone who prefers solitude and is anti-social, I get a lotttt of people everyday at work asking if I’m okay or people trying to strike up a conversation out of awkwardness or pity. Like no, I’m not depressed or sad or having a rough time. No I’m not tired. I actually quite enjoy my life and this is the happiest I’ve ever been. But the thought that someone can be genuinely happy and still prefer solitude/not be smiley all the time is perplexing to everyone. They don’t even believe me when I say I’m fine or okay. “Well I’m here for you, just to let you know”. This shit has been happening my whole life. Leave me alone.
That Tokyo Big Bang Theory photographer/commentator getting deported for breaking the law to gain social media clout is the best example of karma I have ever seen.
There was a great story about this person who was a "digital nomad" in Bali, working there and living in luxury while getting paid from the US, paying taxes there and flexing on the amazing lifestyle and literally selling information about how you can do it too. It caused OUTRAGE locally and they got deported. It was great.
@@ZoeAlleyneahhhh ☺️ ya love to see it ❤😂
Karma??? more like just a sentence. 😭
Yeah except Karma in its actual form doesn’t work like that
Proud to be your 1k like. Congrats!
as an autistic person & victim of SA (who doesn't have OCD) i would have also been incredibly stressed in response to a stranger touching me in public. being in a crowd like that is already stressful enough, but being filmed for a tiktok, singled out, touched, & propositioned by a stranger, i would've had a strong reaction as well. especially knowing that, more often than not, advocating for yourself by declining consent results in mockery.
& for the record, if that had happened to me, i probably would have instinctively (not intentionally) whacked their hand away from me. i do *not* accept physical contact from strangers (accidental bumps not included, they are clearly in a crowd) & it results in me being on high alert. respecting other people's boundaries can keep you safe too.
i didn't have any questions in regards to their reaction in the video. nobody should've needed an explanation.
YEAH NO FOR REAL. I don't have OCD and haven't gone through SA, i'm just autistic but i have EXTREMELY SEVERE sensory issues because of it. People touching me is a major one, to the point where most of the time i can't even handle my own mother touching me. I flinch away and stuff, as well as i've hit her hands away before because I didn't fully register it as her. If a stranger touched me- ESPECIALLY MY SKIN LIKE IN THE VIDEO- i would end up slapping their hand away. And if they had anything oily or something on their hands it would be 10x worse for me.
i live in CONSTANT paranoia of being filmed. the girls at my school film tiktoks so much and i have to cover my face and dash past the camera in fear that i’ll be tracked and get unwanted attention from literally thousands of people💀💀
Don't worry, I doubt anyone watches the trash they put out anyway.
The worst part is that the Japan photography laws are there so creepy men don’t take pictures of girls’ privates. But she’s so self absorbed she doesn’t get it.
also, on japanese phones you can’t turn off the camera shutter sound *because* of the creepy old men
yep theres no option to turn it off. if im not mistaken even if your phone is on silent the shutter sound will still play
@@jamie-gp5be
@jamie-gp5be that's literally so sad
@@Aaditri44Get this then: Two stories from Tokyo, where I lived for a few years. A Canadian acquaintance of mine got groped in public by a creepy old man and when she went to the police station to report this, they just laughed at her and said “that’s something you have to get used to when you live in Japan”. Another Swedish friend got raped and abused by her Japanese boyfriend but the police didn’t believe her story at all, because of course they rather believe the Japanese man.
Same reason their Iphone camera noises are always on by default and can't be turned off. People kept doing upskirts, to the point that it became a genuine problem
I'm glad Kurtis clarified at the end that filming cops is a different story altogether, but I think it's important to note as well that none of this applies to dangerous or potentially violent situations. Film perpetrators and protect yourself, people
Exactly, sousveilance is the one exception.
I do think there is a difference between filming people and uploading it tho. Like collect as much evidence as you need but i‘m gonna question your motives if you immediately upload it.
100%.
@Sisi-ep3wn I think it's 100% fine to upload videos of people hurting people/ cops hurting people/ etc. That's what gets the word out and something can potentially be done about it.
@@casie6609 If you can't get justice any other way then of course. But in general I do believe that bad people/criminals have a right to privacy as well. At least that's the law in my country. The press is not allowed to show the faces or publish the full names of criminals, as far as I know.(except if they are public figures of course)
my highschool bully used to record me and post it on his private story. he did it to a lot of other less "popular kids" literally altered the trajectory of my life. dont record unconsenting individuals, its fucked up.
same with me, but he took a photo of me and used it as a profile picture for some social media app (don't remember what it was as this happened like 4 years ago)
I'm currently working on a college research paper on this topic and using your video as a way to find specific examples of the Filming Strangers In Public epidemic, so thanks Kurtis!!
I feel like this comment makes it seem like I found your video while researching the topic-- nah I've been watching your channel since I was like 13. I actually chose the topic for my paper after watching your video. So thanks for that too Kurtis
Same! Except it isn't for college.
As someone who has worked in retail and has been filmed, it can lead to stalking and can allow stalkers to gain more “fuel”. Please respect people’s privacy.
It can also alert abusive family members to someone’s location.
This is absolutely no joke!! It actually happened to me. I worked as a greeter sometimes for American Eagle and this man would constantly record me (as in i was always in the background) but no one said anything or did anything when i mentioned that i was uncomfortable, because “he’s probably just making a tik tok” it got to the point where when i was walking out to my car, he walked a couple paces behind me. I luckily got in my car safely that day, but after that I always had security escort me out. It’s been years since that, but it went on for about 3 months and all of a sudden I never saw him again. I also have moved states since then so i think i’m safe.
And it just feels super gross, some lady took a photo of me at work once and I hated it but also felt like I “ought” to be nice to customers so I didn’t say anything because I never thought that something like that would happen, now I would be ready to tell that person to stop
@@fleuroseaDude I once took the picture of an inside of a boba shop just to flex the fact that I was getting boba for the first time to my friends, I intentionally shifted the angle of the photo so the worker wouldn't be in it. I don't understand why people do this.
Side note, my brother who I love who I also hate though, immediately went "she took a picture of you!!!" to the worker and I will never, never stop being salty at him for it 😭 THAT WAS SO EMBARRASSING
This! I had a guy that came into my work every day and even knew what car I drove. He took pictures of me and even posted a picture he took of me in my uniform from behind. I was 17.
Truly hilarious how I've been battling my social anxiety for a decade now and ten years ago I'd tell myself "what's the worst thing that could happen if you go out for lunch alone? The whole world isn't watching you." And now like. That irrational fear is rational.
This!!!! I’ve taught my brain to soothe itself by thinking “they have their own lives going on, why would they take pics of you specifically” but now it’s useless and I’ve possibly landed on some teen girls TikTok for having an anxiety attack at a food court.
why are you so right 😭😭 mann our deepest fears becoming an actual reality
@@Fyndh3678many people do not have their own lives. They have an idea of what that is, but all they do is consume. National mainstream celebrities are only a thing because of these people. It disgusts me. Our brain is the most capable of unique expression and they opt to waste it. They'd rather fit in and be no one.
I can't even explain why I still do this. It's not even consistent. Sometimes I have to actually sit in my car and pep talk myself about how I'm not nearly important enough for anyone to notice.
That's when I walk into the store with a sock from the laundry falling out of my pant leg.
Exactly. It's even worse because doing something normal can get 10 million views and have thousands of random strangers being mean for literally anything. You wearing crocs outside? Flip flops? Shorts in the winter? Shouldn't have done that, front page of TikTok 20 million views 40k comments.
It’s really fun to go to a park or coffee shop and people-watch. Me and my grandma used to do it all the time, we’d imagine what strangers’ lives must be like, listening to snippets of conversation. Maybe we are a little nosy haha. I understand the urge to share these moments, but the serendipity of it is the most fun part, why would you take that out?! All these interesting people with their own stories are just walking around, none of it is MADE for you. A curated recording of life has none of that.
Fun fact if you buy a phone in Japan they have the camera shutter sound and you CAN NOT TURN IT OFF AT ALL! They do this for privacy reasons so if you are going to take a photo people will know!
I know creeper upskirt photos have been an issue there (ESPECIALLY on public transportation) so…
I can see that as a contributing factors
I am really grateful that it’s a punishable in Europe, as everyone has the right to privacy and that even in public. Filming strangers is weird enough but posting children is so weird and dangerous
I like this as an American, but one quick question. Is it legal to film someone threatening you or doing harm to you or your property?
Key word is public
Yeah I completely agree children should never be allowed to be filmed! I don't even think their parents should be allowed to post photos and videos of their children. But I do see the downsides to both sides of the issue. Because in America you are allowed to be filmed in public because you are in public and there is no expectation of privacy. But you cannot be filmed in the privacy of your own home because there is an expectation of privacy. And in Europe how will you know if politicians are doing something terrible or if your police are doing something terrible? Or what if your neighbor is harassing someone. It does keep people accountable knowing that IF they choose to behave badly in public or choose to do something illegal or corrupt it will be filmed. The question is which is worth more? Which is more valuable? Protecting people's privacy even when public or keeping people accountable for their actions? And I think it depends on who you are the answer to that question. I have my own personal opinions but I don't know if there is a right answer to that question. Aside from filming children. That should be illegal if you're in public and it should be illegal for the parents to post it publicly and I think everyone can agree on that.
@@javanboydI’d have to assume no unless it’s surveillance video on private property. Otherwise you’d have to commit a crime to avoid becoming a victim of a crime
@javanboyd it's allowed on your property. And if sw threatens you it should be fine, you're collecting evidence
Japan has such strong laws against filming people in public because of creeps taking pictures of women and young girls
When the place that outlawed C.P. in 2014 has better public filming laws than your country:
Disgusting. What is with Japanese culture sexualizing little girls and women? And I'm not saying it has anything to do with race, it's the culture of Japan itself. Anime in particular seems to obsessively sexualize children and women, and it's normalized seeing them as sex objects in real life. It's truly disturbing, I've never seen anything else like it.
@@meowmew444Japan is far from the only country to do this
You aren't even allowed to be noisy in trains, so no phone calls there nor public performace inside the train cars
I absolutely adore this, my country's National Railway are copying this and made Commuting much MUCH more relaxing even with heavy traffic.
@@meowmew444 You'd be surprised to know that Beauty Pageants exists everywhere else, bud
As someone who recently had an anxiety attack on the bus over a random person snapping a pic of me, I can't even IMAGINE how stressful having your face on tik tok for thousands to see would be
Same thing happened to me, i was at a bus stop and these dudes started clicking pictures and I turned away immediately and got out of there but i was so anxious. Even now I think back at it and i feel scared because of these stupid ai stuff like deep fake scares me to the core. It's so creepy and scary
As someone who escaped an abusive relationship with my mother at a young age and spent the majority of my childhood being terrified of being in any kind of picture on the chance that it'd be posted and the abuser could use that to find me, yeah, maybe don't film and post online about complete strangers.
it's sad that the sister had to disclose personal medical information to the public just to defend them
I really feel like this is a big reason why young ppl are so much more hyper self aware and anxiety ridden than previous generations. Social media is intruding on our lives
I’m a dance teacher and I definitely agree! Especially when it comes to my middle school and high school students, I can only imagine how on edge they must be in school 😣
Older generations only had to worry about being judged by their town or neighbourhood, younger generations are worrying about being judged by the whole world. If older people were being judged they could move a couple towns over and start again, younger people have the potential that people across the whole world could be judging them and no matter where they move they might find someone who knows them and judges them.
And honestly this just shows that we shouldn't have those social media pages tho as much as I use RUclips myself and as long as it's here I'll watch stuff or whatever it's not helping us as a whole at all
I was relentlessly bullied at school, and one of the things my bullies used to do a lot was take pictures and videos of me without me knowing and sending them to each other on BBM and Facebook. That, among other things, left me with PTSD and severe anxiety, and while therapy has thankfully helped me take my life back I still get a jolt everytime I see someone smiling at their phone while using it in front of me. I can't imagine what it must be like for younger people now given how much more widespread social media has become - back in the day I at least knew my pictures wouldn't get out of my bullies' circle, but now anyone could go viral at any point. It really, really sucks.
Back in college (2010) I had this irrational fear of uploading pictures to the internet because I though I would become a meme, like Scumbag Steve or Bad Luck Brian, and people would make fun of me forever. Thankfully Facebook was very limited back then, and going viral took more effort.
However, with TikTok, I feel for kids with anxiety today. Being made fun of online (and against your will) is way more prevalent now.
This unlocked a cursed memory of mine. It was before TikTok but one day my classmate started filming me and my friends during lunch break, and got annoyed when we confusedly asked her to go away. The next day she surpised her friend with a huge projection of a video of various classmates wishing her happy birthday. Yes, she included us in the video, with a caption saying "Wow, such nice classmates...". We were fucking mortified. One of the craziest things that happened to me in high school.
One of my cursed memories from middle school was this girl who decided to hug me without my consent. She was a total stranger. And she would hug me everyday when she saw me. And her friends would laugh because I was so caught off guard and confused. I even took the long way around to my class just so I wouldn’t have to run into her. It took me years to get over being touched by strangers. It was so violating. It finally ended when I asked in my most condescending voice (after a couple weeks of this) “are you OK?” Once she realized I saw her as crazy she stopped. Because she was, what she was doing was crazy.
And just like that girl being a bitch and humiliating you like that is fucking crazy. She was a kid, but a lot of these influencers just don’t ever grow up, and it’s scary.
As someone who wears headphones in public a lot,a content creator coming up to me and asking “what song are you listening to?” Is my worse fear
One time when I was 16 (I’m almost 18 now) I was at the mall with my cousin. A MAN came up to me out of nowhere with another MAN filming him. He had a phone in his hand using it as a microphone and asked me if I would date him. I awkwardly said no thanks and tried to walk away from him. This full grown man grabbed my shoulders and pulled me towards him. I am also autistic, but I don’t think even an allistic person would react well to that. My cousin pushed him away and told him to leave me alone. He continued to follow us around the store screaming at me to give him one chance. Eventually he fell to his knees screaming, then got up and walked away. That still haunts me, and I was unable to return to the mall for months afterwards because of how scary all of that was. I had a 40 minute long panic attack in the malls restroom. Please stop messing with people and filming them in public, it has real consequences.
That's harassment and I'm so sorry to hear you went through that :(
i'm so sorry that happened, sounds awful. Definition of a spoiled man-child.
omg, that’s crazy I’m so sorry! Btw why do you say man in all caps? I’m just genuinely wondering.
I hope you feel okay now
to emphasize that this was a literal adult man doing this to minors@@aesthetix3398
i’m from germany and over here it’s actually illegal to film strangers without their permission due to privacy laws, like it’s a thing that’s taken really seriously so it always baffles me how reckless people are about it in other places
America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🦅 /j
I am jealous of your privacy laws. For as much as Americans complain about “right to privacy” it’s virtually nonexistent here.
brb moving to germany (especially since they don’t let people publicly be nazis afaik unlike america)
I mean, it is, but it can only really be enforced if you know that someone filmed you and, sadly, we don't have 360 degree vision.
@@__m-a-x__ what right is that part of? which amendment?
I’ve been filmed without my permission so many times and it continues to happen which is actively making my social anxiety worse. This needs to stop genuinely
i’m so sorry that happens to you. some people are asshoIes
14:11 when I see people filming in public like that, not even necessarily at gyms, I ALWAYS make sure to walk past their phone at least a couple of times
I’m not even a slow walker but I make sure I walk extra slow infront of them
i’m a film student and literally half of my nonfiction film class is about documentary ethics and how fucked up it is to film people without their consent and it’s SO wild to see how those ethics go out the window when you’re filming on a phone instead of a camera
You mean film without consent? Also I’ve def seen a documentary or 2 film ppl in public without consent
@@Dolphinboi lol yes, i meant without. and yeah there’s a LOT of documentaries that do/have, but the point is that the practice is fundamentally unethical regardless of whether or not it’s been done before.
Yes, but documentary film making forces you to get consent often times because of the entities that you’re representing in the documentary and the entities that you will be selling the rights to the documentary to, not because it unethical to film in public, at least not in America.
@@cyan1721 for corporate-backed film maybe, but for independent/student doc, no.
also the reasons those conversations are being had in a film school environment are solely because of ethics. what we as students make for that class won’t be distributed/released, but we will be held to certain ethical standards.
398L +1L
As someone who's way too insecure about her appearance, the idea of someone filming me or taking pictures of me without my consent for thousands of people to see sounds horrible. I would absolutely cry about it
It happens all the time on my school bus. Seriously just invasive and flat out rude. I get what you’re saying completely
Literally this!!!!!
legit if someone does that in your face, hit them with a “you cant be doing !random offensive action!” in the most serious tone it instantly ruins there footage
This is exactly how I feel.
Not everyone’s going to be comfortable with being filmed, or better yet don’t film them at all if you have little to no shit who they are?
I have body dysmorphic disorder really bad, so same. It caused me to develop agoraphobia when I was untreated/not seeing anyone about it.
In my freshman year of high school, someone took a picture of me from behind and posted it on Snapchat with the caption “Didn’t know they let hobos in 😂 💀” because I was wearing a sweatshirt. I only came to know about it because a classmate recognized me. I do live in a very low income household so it really hurt to know that thats all people saw of me.
I have several points that are probably valuable to state here as well: so as Kurtis mentioned you don’t know people’s lives this can also be a risk of people’s lives if they are going round a daily life (eg. Escaped a bad relationship, know people who want to harm them and stalkers) this is not just a bad thing to do but a dangerous game that we could be getting into. Also fun fact about Japan laws on photography: firstly if you buy a phone in Japan or a Japanese resident your phone automatically whenever a photo is taken has to make a noise, you won’t be able to turn off or stop the noise of it taking a photo, this is because of the history of why that law is in place. So the history, in Japan high school and any child in school has uniform to wear (if I remember correctly it’s often girls have to wear skirts) so this was because of people taking photos or inappropriate photos of these school children (especially girls and sometimes even under skirts) so this was to protect the people (off topic: smoking it depends on prefecture, there’s actually some parts of the country that have restaurants that need to state as non-smoking because in that area people smoke inside, I remember this when I went to the place known as the “Vegas of Japan” which did this). Sorry this is so long. Thanks for talking about this topic it’s quite important discussion that should probably be done.
Remember kids!
-Don’t film strangers without their consent
-Unless they are cops. Always film cops.
-Tell the police nothing
-Tell the paramedics everything. Everything.
in addition:
- give me 5 dollars
- i really need 5 dollars
- don't ask why someone needs 5 dollars
- always give someone 5 dollars if they ask for it
Should you though? if you admit crimes to a paramedic i don't think they're bound to silence, as soon as you recover a lawyer told me that there will be a cop there if you did something illegal resulting in your injury.
@@salamanticsso you don't die. If you lie or hide important information from paramedic you might die or the person who they're helping may die. If your friend is overdosing it's essential they know on what drugs.
@@salamantics you can leave some stuff out if it didn't directly have to do with your injury
Like a man was constipated once and his wife tried using a wooden spoon to get it out and they ofc did NOT wanna tell the psremedics from embarrassment but they had to. I think that's kinda what the original commenter meant
@@salamanticsI had a teacher who was an emt before teaching and he said they aren’t required to report anything you did(usually drugs and the like) so you should always be honest because if you aren’t it could cost you your life
As a full time retail worker, the “npc” brain rot is so real. If you pay attention it becomes extremely clear that people don’t see you as a human being with an inner world and a life outside your post at the store. I’ve even had friends be aghast at finding out retail involved me working on weekends and holidays, as if the people that serve them when they shop on Saturday aren’t really people.
Yeah, it's really sad. :( I think part of the weekend mentality is that a decent portion of the world has their religious services on Saturdays, and when they go to buy something on those days, they don't expect to see people they know, because... 😮 They weren't at services??? (Yes, I'm Christian, no, I don't think this about people) -_-"
People have their own life. I don't get why that's so strange to some people...
exactly! Im lucky to have really good customers at my job but when I see all these prank videos that serve to basically fuck with retail workers, I imagine myself in that scenario and it makes me furious. These kinds of people really act like people who work retail/food service/minimum wage jobs simply exist to serve them
That's why I felt so uncomfortable when I first started seeing the npc meme pop up. I was a bit of a strange kid and took my time learning that everyone else's opinions were just as valid as mine and people had their own reasons for liking or disliking things and now it feels as if people are _trying_ to unlearn that on purpose
@@liljatupsudude that's awesome that you bettered yourself like that! Truly, congratulations, most people aren't self aware enough to notice much less change anything.
Thinking of other human beings as NPCs, or seeing strangers as not real people are signs of a sociopath. The only fake “people” are these ones. If you lack human empathy you aren’t a human and I won’t treat you like one.
These “people” need to be lined up against the wall, but for the time being just carry a green laser. Shine it directly into the camera lens and it’ll destroy the entire camera. There, now they have no reason to stick around.
I was once approached by one of those guys who do those random interviews on the street in the middle of hiding a breakdown. My voice was so shaky so I didn’t talk, but he didn’t even ask if I wanted to be recorded. I didn’t say anything into the mic and just walked away and I heard him say to the camera:
“Ooooh, someone’s moody.” And it took my whole willpower to not punch him in the face.
To this day, I have no clue whether or not it was posted. This was back in September, so if it was, there’s a solid chance I wouldn’t find it.
i almost feel bad for people who can't imagine going out to eat by themselves. like you just can't stand having to be with yourself for more than 2 minutes. there's literally nothing wrong with going to EAT FOOD without having to bring someone else
i feel like tiktok has made people so unempathetic especially to people who dress different or don't fit beauty standards. bullying is SO normalized on that app and if you call them out you're just told you're soft. you can't even compliment someone who doesn't fit conventional beauty standards without a squad of 13 year old boys with perms saying you're lying because they can't understand that beauty is subjective
TRUEEEEEE
Also the way cyber bullying isn't even disguised with another word anymore, people will outright say they enjoy bullying people online, they think we should "bring bullying back" or whatever, it's genuine freak behavior
Honestly
THISSSSSS
@@amoureux6502 bullying is genuinely traumatizing and people act like it's no big deal. i've heard so many people say bullying helps people become "normal" or some shit. it's insane that they act like it's their duty to make others feel so insecure that they change themselves and don't see anything wrong with it
I know I wouldn't want to be filmed as well. It's an invasion of privacy. If you want to film someone, secure permission. It's all that simple.
@@safoutop10104 You don't deserve 10k followers if you need to beg
This whole mindset of viewing others as NPCs is so toxic, this is another version of that. Low IQ individuals emerged from isolation and fully forgot empathy.
Kurtis inspires me.. My parents said if i get 60K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging...
In the US, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy in a public place. If the place is open to the public at large, you can absolutely be filmed without your consent.
privacy in public?
The social media thing is the only reason I don’t go to the gym anymore. It’s already super stressful I don’t wanna be worried about my sweaty gross post workout clothes being immortalized
When I was doing charity in the Dominican, we were told VERY STRICTLY that any photos we posted of our time there had to have the kids' faces either completely blurred or not in them at all. The reason was because they had an incident where a kid's face was posted at the orphanage he lived at, some other kids at his school found out, and he was bullied to hell and back for being in an orphanage. It's insane the consequences these things can have, and people never take that into account anymore.
I feel like empathy and social awareness is no longer a thing anymore. How hard is it to think, “oh this person has their own unique experience of life and I shouldn’t judge them by one video.”
actually tho i feel like i’m the crazy one now
Selection bias, every sociopathic narrsisist is already on social media. And people who are not are less likely to make social media
im pretty sure theyre predicting our gen (gen z) will become the least empathetic people in thr world because of the way we grew up and the situations we have grown up with (aka covid etc)
Especially the people immediately slamming that one autistic kid… like I’m autistic and I’m told I am a robot, or lack empathy, and then those same people turn around and destroy a stranger for the way their brain is wired
That’s a good thing. People are accepting reality more. The girl who was touched by the dancer has no right to complain about it, because that’s not a normal human reaction. Just because you have a disability doesn’t mean everyone else has to stop what they’re doing and suck it up and owe it to you.
imagine being an elderly person just trying to enjoy a sandwich or something and you look up and some teenager is filming you and crying 💀
PLS LMAOO
I'm setting my mind up to be an old man and having a cane, even if I don't need it, and freaking bonk them away! 😂
kurtis is the most passive agressive, yet understanding and kind person ever. i would let kurtis convince me my deadly dairy allergy isnt real.
4:06 I’ve got a sibling who will break down if you so much as touch them, this makes me feel bad for messing with them when I was younger :(
I remember seeing a video of a girl filming herself at the gym and a guy came and used the treadmill next to her. She told him she was recording, and he immediately apologized and offered to leave. She said he didnt have to and she was telling him to ask if he's ok being filmed. Everyone should do this.
omg yess it was one of the youtube fitness influencers. Naomi Kong maybe?
I see a lot fitness influencers starting to do this, but the ones who say no thanks, or leave the frame after being informed, are still left in the video…
Yes!! nataleebfitness is such a good example of how to film in public
@@Alex-zp3kxhis names Kurtis you dumb flip
People who film in gyms should be kicked out automatically. Especially given the amount of extremely fatphobic content that comes out of gyms.
As someone with autism and a lot of anxiety issues, it was infuriating to see people call the person who was crying “racist” for not high fiving the guy. If you have a brain at all you can tell they move and responds like that because of anxiety. Nothing to do with him specifically, it’s pretty clear it’s their own personal stuff. It was heartbreaking hearing the sister have to explain all these medical diagnoses to the world. I felt so terrible for them. 😢
Me too, I had been getting more comfortable going into public spaces but that video and the aftermath genuinely had a lasting impact on my confidence :/
ikr i have contamination ocd and i immediately recognized the way they reacted to someone touching them it’s fucking awful that they were filmed because i know i would feel embarrassed even though it’s out of my control
@@iBackTheBluewooooow, didn’t know people were saying that.
@@iBackTheBlue username checks out
I had a waiter come up behind me, put his hand on my shoulder and ask how my food was directly in my ear and I legitimately screamed, because I have PTSD. I was so embarrassed, everyone was staring at me, I just needed to get out of there before I had a panic attack. The waiter felt bad but like DON'T TOUCH PEOPLE, especially from behind! It seems innocuous to people who are lucky enough to not have that type of trauma, but when did we start thinking this was ok? Kids have been taught forever, "keep your hands to yourself" but these social lessons seem to disappear when those kids grow up.
9:52 aww aww aww aww *aww* aww aww AWW aww aww aww
that was like 12 awes
I laughed my ahh off at that 😭
I had a doctor appointment somewhat far from my home and I was out a little bit before lunch. I went to a restaurant nearby, sit at the bar and ate alone. That was a pretty nice experience tbh. No pressure to socialize. Took a nice burger and a little beer. Me, my thoughts and a nice meal. 10/10 experience.
yesterday I saw a woman dressed really cool, with blonde curly hair and I sooo wanted to draw her because she looked like a main character from a movie. So my girlfriend walked up to her and said in a nutshell: "hello, sorry to bother you, but you are really pretty. Would you mind if I took a picture of you so we could draw you later?" And she then gave us her number and name so we could send her the drawing later. Consent is key, even in public space. plus, it could make someones day better.
i went to six flags and one of the scare actors had a beautiful spider costume with a long dress and webbing details, and i politely asked if i could take a picture to show my boyfriend her costume. she was so sweet and said "of course!" and did a pose showing off the sleeves and it was a lovely interaction. it only took like five seconds to ask and the photo looked even better because she posed to show off the outfit!
Ahhh I have blonde curly hair so this made my day thank you
Weird.
@@PoopNukerwhat is?
I really liked my coworker’s outfit the other day and I asked her if I could take a picture of her in that outfit because I wanted to draw it and she said yes. Consent is necessary.
Filming random people in public is incredibly dangerous. From personal experience, I’ve known people who have gone through great pains to delete their digital footprint due to stalking behavior, and have all that work be undone because someone decided to film them or someone near them and post it to a public platform. It led to my friend having to move to a different city and uproot their whole lives because of one idiot young boychild who wanted a chance at going viral.
That's awful. 😔
It's dangerous in another way too. Not every person will take kindly to being filmed and if they noticed it someone could potentially get violent and not care that the camera's still rolling. It's happened with some prank influencers who have had guns pulled on em. Crazy times.
Yeah we had a guy shot round here because he was filming some random stranger
This! my childhood friend had to move 4 hours away, because she and her mom was under witness protection and some stupid lady decided to take a photo of the kids playing AT SCHOOL. And post it PUBLICLY.
You probably shouldn't post about how far away your "friend" moved away is if they're in witness protection. A 4 hour drive narrows it down quite a bit. Be careful.@@dracofaun1871
@@jj-gk6rjI remember some of those stupid clown pranks almost ended poorly because they would rush someone during the height of the clown thing at night and be surprised when instead of running away they pulled a gun
9:57 Stupendously hilarious and horrifying that me drinking a coffee on my own on some random cafe might be turned into a motivational video about loneliness and depression. I mean yeah I'm lonely and depressed but heck man,at least gimme money from me being filmed depressed lmao
💀
the nut allergy example isn't even a joke, someone made bean soup and half the comments were about bean substitutes LMAO
A lot of photography laws and rules in Japan are also to protect people from being _sexually harassed_ so 🙄 we should have those
That would probably help fight revenge porn too
Yes oml! - that reminds me of this one tiktok I saw where this white guy was about to get on a train in Japan, and he's complaining about the female-only 😐
@@starvingdelusions I think I saw the video you're talking about where he literally goes in the women only car and sure he was only in there for a little bit but is it worth it to make strangers uncomfortable even for a minute? the women only cars in Japan exist so women can avoid creepy men. and the dude had the audacity to say "I wasn't expecting to see segregation like this in Japan" in the description, showing he has no idea why women-only cars exist and no respect for the people who use those cars
True, but tbh Japan is still far from perfect 😉
EDIT: LMFAOO I commented this before realizing kurtis included this in the video 😂😅 whoops
y’all seen the woman on Twitter who had a nuclear meltdown over being deported from Japan because she photographed so many strangers to make fun of on her account?? it was the same lady who photographed a white couple on the train and joked about them being big bang theory fans if y’all at least saw that one
Being filmed without my consent scares the f out of me. My ex once came home with an anxiety attack because he thought a group of young women/girls were filming him in public transport and laughing at him but he wasn't sure. Dude was shaking. He's got anxiety disorder, severe social anxiety and strangers taking pictures of him and laughing was quite literally his biggest fear.
Some people are so into themselves, they forget other people have whole lives, just as interesting and just as complicated as their own.
I understand how your ex feels, my boyfriend was taking his mum's dog for a walk and the dog did her business, so obviously he had a poop bag and cleaned up after the dog. While doing it a group of young girls laughed and filmed him. It was insane.
Lol im so sure
Right! I am neurodivergent and have bad days where a culmination of factors make me very sensitive to stimuli. It’s hard enough going out, TikTok and the never ending thirst for clout had made me even more afraid of people. Like my hands aren’t doing well so I’m wearing ponytail extensions instead of braids and my first thought stepping out was, “What if someone comes and tries to snatch off my ponytail for a TikTok prank video?” 😑 Like dude, people should not have to worry about this sort of sh*t.
I never really understood paranoia induced anxiety attacks until one horrifying experience. I took what I assumed was a normal ecstasy pill at a music festival but it was laced with something weird and had a really bad reaction to it (my fault I know).
It was an on site camping festival (Coachella) and while I was alone in my tent that night I convinced myself that the conversation our neighbors were having was about them conspiring to dump an ice chest full of water into my tent because I thought I had somehow inadvertently offended them during my delusion (I hadn't and they weren't). I swore I heard them secretly talking crap about me and formulating their revenge so I spent the whole night half hunched over awkwardly standing in the middle of the tent waiting for them to do it until the literal sun came up. I even thought I heard them asking a security guard for permission to harass me based on what I had done to them. It was really bad.
I didn't fully snap out of it until I tried to explain to my friend why I was so upset that following morning and he looked seriously concerned for my mental wellbeing. Luckily by then the effects had mostly warn off so I was slowly able to recognize that what I experienced was all in my head thank God.
Just because my situation was drug induced doesn't mean otherwise sober people don't suffer from these nightmarish delusions. It is so real to you when you're in that state that it's absolutely frightening. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.
"Sonder - noun. the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own."
A word you don't see very often, but I've always loved the meaning
I’ve been recorded without my permission in public before and it still sticks with me. I’m in a video somewhere and I’ll probably never see it. I have social anxiety and people like that make it so I don’t want to leave the house anymore.
I’m the same way I have a service dog and that doesn’t help anything when it comes to the unwanted attention and as much as it would be great if people would ignore my service dog I’ve accepted that people aren’t used to seeing dogs and might not mean harm I’ve also been diagnosed with agoraphobia and my service dog helps tremendously with it so it’s kind of like pick your poison 😭
It is SO weird to watch this as a german because it is literally illegal here to do that shit. So my first instinct to ppl saying it can happen anytime and anywhere is to think "huh?? Just sue them"
Being photographed/filmed in public is genuinely one of my biggest fears. I’ve had nightmares about some photo of me going viral and the entire world making nasty comments about my appearance. I can’t believe this type of behavior is considered socially acceptable nowadays.
Fwiw just know that none of what others say reflects on you. The people who partake in these types of posts are a bunch of chronically online no life losers who think getting a bunch of likes equals achievement. Twitter is a weird place and warped af at this point.
I hate sharing pictures of myself and i even despise the fact that my mother has childood photos.
It makes me unconfortable the fact that my photos might be somewhere online.
Same! Being extremely aware that some teenager might film, post and make fun of me online makes me super anxious 🙃
@@laurenvcouto I. get anxiety just thinking people at my school even recognize me or know my name and im constantly scared that strangers are judging my clothes and appearence. I really dont need my face shared whit anybody.
or my name
Happened to me once. Some Highschool kid took my picture on the bus, and send it to one of his friends, making fun of my face. As if I didn't already feel ugly enough
As someone with body dysmorphia and social anxiety this is one of my genuine fears, I would never film someone without their permission unless I need footage of a crime or something
I have BDD too and this is the exact reason why I opted for online school rather than in person education. Who knows when I could randomly pop up in someone's video and have them mock me for my appearance
I know how you feel with body dysmorphia. It also terrifies me knowing that I could end up in a video seen by many, with them easily tearing me apart for their amusement. I don't know how I could ever recover from that. It's disgusting how so many internet users forget empathy.
I understand how hard it is to live with body dysmorphia-I wish you nothing but the best
Literally same. I already worry people are looking at me and judging me let alone filming me and millions of ppl seeing it’s so uncomfortable
aaaghh I feel the same way. i wish people would grasp the concept that not everyone is for their amusement, its so uncomfortable
i also have really bad social anxiety and being filmed in public is literally like my worst fear😭😭 i swear someone will pull out their phone and even if theres a slight chance they could be filming me, like the phones kind of facing my direction, i’ll panic and look away. absolutely hate how normalized this has become mostly because of dumb people on tiktok
Its like they completely forget that some people may have stalkers or abusers or witness protection programme or maybe just dont want to be online
I hope this becomes more and more popular because I've been really creeped out by how quick and often people record every little thing.
i had a friend in highschool who got a non-consenting video of her taken while she was walking to the mall. this stranger who took the video wanted to post about street fashion and i guess that person liked what she was wearing. it went kind of viral locally and she had to move away because she was trying to hide from a scary stalker ex-bf who apparently found out her location based on the background of the video. even if a video was meant to compliment, people should start assuming others may have a safety or security reason for wanting to stay out of the internet's public eye and ask for consent before recording or posting.
this is what I'm thinking, you could put people in real danger
omg thats so crazy
internet safety and how extremely important it is should really be taught to people. i feel like it isnt highlighted enough, or taken seriously.
Who cares anyway. But I made a video about a girl dylng and she was crying in pain(try not to Laugh video). ❤❤
Who cares anyway. But I made a video about a girl dylng and she was crying in pain(try not to Laugh video)❤😞😞
“If you aren’t comfortable asking for permission to do it, you aren’t mature enough to do it” is sometimes said about other activities, but truly needs to be applied to filming strangers
Ask for permission? How exactly
@@Boostiverse literally “hey, can I film you for a video I’m making?” Or “hey, do you want to be in this video?” The actual words are simple, not everyone has the guts. All it is is asking for consent.
@SauceM3
Try using words. It's not hard.
I'm glad you spoke about this! I can't stand people who do this shit. People have become way too comfortable with posting random people just trying to live their lives. People then end up getting ridiculed by the world. Every time I see something like this it makes my social anxiety worse.
What's also terrifying is this could probably increase more cancel culture issues that could ruin some people's lives just because they were human/going about their daily lives as normal, and then get their lives ruined because someone filmed them (as well as prove why the term witch-hunt isn't just a cliche soundbite people say/can be valid). It's little wonder there's a lot of people that struggle with social anxiety and trust/vulnerability issues, as well as there being a loneliness epidemic when it's a gamble whether or not someone would treat an innocent stranger like this. :(
As a 27-year-old woman, I LOVE eating alone. I call them my "self-dates". People shouldn't be pitied for treating themselves to dinner and a beer.
On top of that, I used to work as a server, and had a regular who'd come in on Sunday nights. Robert was a jovial older gentleman who just loved his Sunday routine of church, choir practice, and then treating himself to the sunday night special every week while doing the crossword. Let people live!
Same! Going for a meal by myself is amazing! I read, I talk to locals. It’s delightful.
Exactly, as someone who has autism and OCD so can feel overwhelmed sometimes, I love going to eat at a fast food place or restaurant alone after a long day at uni or work and just de-stressing with some great food and peace and quiet.
I love going out for lunch or dinner by myself! Just vibing with the other patrons without having to make conversation is so nice.
I worked at a bar and barbecue when i was 17 as a waitress and they had like local live music like an elderly gentleman who was a fiddle player and I had multiple regulars who are were just nice old men who came off the lake or a long day of blue collar work to listen to a guitar, eat ribs, and drink a beer by themselves but they always enjoyed if i had time to take my dinner/lunch break with them occasionally but it was not the main reason they came to the restaurant. They wanted to treat themselves and be an active part of a society, there was nothing shameful about their behavior and often I find myself missing their vibes because they were all really cool dudes! I now also go out and be a part of a society like they did, if i want a treat from my favorite restaurant or grab a nice drink from the bar by myself its some of the best times I experience in a week.
aro moment /hj
The fact they now give warnings on airplanes saying 'hey. don't film staff or passengers without consent' is CRAZY to me!
yeah it’s crazy but after all the airplane karen’s ive seen, i’d prob wanna record too😭
idk seems very reasonable
Only the government can spy and film us on our cellphones. We aren’t allowed to film.. we are peasants and our 1st amendment rights don’t matter
Who cares anyway. But I made a video about a girl dylng and she was crying in pain(try not to Laugh video). ❤❤
@@hoveringvan9961They’re not saying the announcement and rule is crazy, they’re saying it’s crazy it has to be a formal rule in the first place. They are in support of people not filming strangers.
Honestly subscribed for the "when you see a cop talking to someone, pretend like you're the director of Babe" bit lol
I’m autistic and there’s always the background fear that someone will film me in public for being “weird” or “cringe” just for living my life. It sucks so much. I would also probably freak out if a random stranger grabbed me and tried to get me to high five them. I’m constantly worried about people deciding I’m weird or overreacting when I’m reality I’m just a person who doesn’t like to be touched. Regardless of if I’m autistic or not I shouldn’t have to be ok with random people touching me
same it's always in the back of my mind when i go in public
same, its already happened to me a couple times at school other than general bullying, i had to drop out right when i turned 16. why cant people treat us like fucking human beings??
As a fellow spicy-brain, I feel very seen by this comment.
SAME and my autism already makes me petrified to leave the house so this fear just adds to it. It sucks that we have to worry about stuff like this why can’t ppl just mind their own business :( Like I feel like the internet has made ppl forget about boundaries and also that the people around them have feelings
I don’t have an autism diagnosis but this has always been such a fear of mine as well…. Constantly imagining what I’m doing like I’m watching myself in third person lmao
As a person who dresses goth, being filmed and having people take photos of me happens a lot. People often excuse it by "you're asking for attention looking like that!" Etc. It sucks. Dont film strangers no matter how they look or dress. lol
The way people think standing out = deserving of disrespect is so backwards. Like even if you WERE asking for attention (I know you aren't, just hypothetically) - that doesn't mean taking pictures of you.
It's not that hard to comprehend. People act like they aren't opening themselves up to the exact same thing when a stranger decides they're a weird NPC by continuing to defend this behavior.
YES THIS. Alternative ppl of any style don't exist for you to take photos of and film. Ask us for consent if ur gonna do it or else ur gonna get my ass in a sweet lolita dress punching you in the face as you don't have the damn decency and respect to just let me be
I’m sorry, also goth music and culture is beautiful and awesome, don’t listen to anyone who says otherwise
I hate the whole “if you dress different then you’re asking for it” like no?? Just because someone is dressed in any type of Alt fashion, a colorful outfit, or even a costume, it doesn’t matter. Unless someone is straight up holding a sign that says “Please take pics of me” then they are not “asking for it”
People always think women or people who act or look different than the norm deserve anything done to them it’s actually insane how people can’t understand consent.
People on tiktok have a very severe case of "How can I make this about me?"
I was in some random girls dance TikTok while I was waiting on a line at six flags I said “that’s embarrassing” to my friend and they looked absolutely pissed
About the girl that got deported from Japan - she was filming dozens of people, that was her main content on Twitter/X. Japan has laws against filming people in public/taking photos of strangers and sharing them publicly without their consent. If they’re recognizable, it’s illegal.
Days after she posted that couple on the train, she also posted photos and videos of people outside hanging out at night and claimed that all these people (tourist, foreigners, etc) were here solely looking for prostitutes (which is a gross assumption, and it’s gross to publicly claim that about people that can be easily identified). In the same few hours she also filmed a small group of teens in their uniforms just sitting outside the convience store eating snacks who she publicly claimed were being “harassed” by police. The police were there because Japan has a curfew for minors, and they were being told to head home because it was like 12am or so. They weren’t harassing them at all. She also made remarks about these kids “looking to sell themselves”, which again is a gross thing to claim about minors who can be identified in that footage.
She was a gross mess and people were right to report her enough that it got her looked into and deported.
We need laws like that in the US
@@peanutbutter4435 I agree. Invasion of privacy is rapidly increasing with the clout addiction epidemic. As a very paranoid person who has always struggled with the crippling fear that my every move is being recorded (think of the Truman Show), these people make it very hard for me to want to leave the house. It is terrifying and so disabling (as I already struggle with disorders and disabilities). That weirdo asshat who filmed the strangers in Japan was clearly trying so hard to act "PC" and "woke" that she ended up doing the complete opposite... what a world we live in!
@@peanutbutter4435there are curfews in some states in the us-or at least i know there’s one in texas. i think that’s it in regards to these laws, though
I believe, the reason why japan has so strict laws about public photography, especially in trains is because of all the incel peepers which went there to take naughty skirt pics. It became a real problem in the 2000's.
@@hyperturbotechnomikeovergrown men that peeps on underaged kids with their phones
I’m a nurse and you would not believe how often we have to tell grown adults that they can’t film us without permission. I completely respect that they are going through something intense and might want to document, but nurses are just regular people who deserve privacy!
it must suck. i was on facetime with my mom once and a nurse walked in and then she yelled at ME about recording her even tho.. i wasn’t. so i thought it must happen quite a bit if she just assumed that was happening 😭
Really? Way more often I see nurses filming patients or just making quirky videos about their condition without their consent.
when my dad was in the hospital, we had a nurse that was really handsome and my sister and i acknowledged it. my mom secretly filmed him and we both told her how it was illegal and that she’s a freak for doing that but she sees nothing wrong with it bc filming strangers is so normalized in her home country
@@melly7174where is she from?
@@k80_ Yeah, that's definitely another problem. I've talked to paramedics who collect photos of gnarly or unusual injuries, and I'm just like, "how did you get this person's permission when all their bones are falling out and they're on fire?" There can be a lot of conversation during an ambulance ride, so I like to HOPE that they do have consent for those photos, but IDK man, I think I'll stick to drawing as my hobby and focus on shoving those fire bones back into place when I'm on the clock as an EMT.
There are SO many laws and regulations about patient privacy. So many.
I’ve been sexually assaulted so being touched without my consent stresses me out severely. That guy is crazy fr
I absolutely hate being in pictures or videos if I don’t consent. Even from family or friends. Having some rando on the internet doing this kind of shit with me is one of my biggest fears. Especially if it was a time where I just wanted to be left alone or was in a bad mood while in public.
real!!
I'm SO glad that shit like that is illegal in Germany. You could easily get sued if you film someone without their consent.
genau genau
Ich lebe in Bayern und es hält sich irgendwie keiner dran. Ich selber nutze kein TikTok, weil ich die Plattform einfach nur bescheuert finde, aber ich seh ständig Leute am rumfilmen. Meine Schwägerin wurde mal im Edeka von zwei Jugendlichen gestalkt, nur weil sie asiatisch aussieht und die zwei Jugendlichen sie unbedingt fragen wollten, wie sie mit "all dem Rassismus" in der Gegend zurecht kommt. Bis zum Parkplatz haben sie sie drangsaliert und dann noch einen blöden Kommentar über ihr Auto abgelassen. Die aktuelle Jugendgeneration hier in Deutschland ist zum Großteil einfach nur komplett bescheuert. Zumindest kommt es mir so vor. Sie war ziemlich irritiert durch diese Aktion. Glaub die zwei hätten genauso gut vom Funk-Netzwerk vom ÖRR sein können, weil die auch ständig auf die Ideen kommen solchen Unsinn zu fabrizieren.
TL;DR in english: This law does indeed exist in Germany, but many people seem to be unaware or just break it. Sueing is possible, but also complicated with our inefficient bureaucracy and increasingly ineffective justice system (at least here in the region, where they recently have let a serial s3x offender free without punishment).
Kurtis is uncool, im cooler dude 💀
Theoretically, yes. Doesn't stop strangers from taking photos of you or you being blasted on tv by the news. I ended up on tv as the only subject TWICE without being aware at the time that I was even filmed.
Same
To combat filming strangers, we gotta start having theatre kids roam the streets, pretending to be sad to draw attention of self absorbed tiktokkers. Win - win , theatre kids get to improv, strangers won't be filmed, the tiktokkers get annoyed by the theatre kids hogging the limelight and then stop filming strangers
Theatre kids being intolerable is like death and taxes. Good thing I work with tonnes of them all thr time, I've got a bit of an immunity, but that'd work well.
please hire me i need money 🫡
Unleash the theater hounds
I volunteer
Me me me (I am warming up)
I work at a nature center and sometimes end up talking about our animals to the public just because I happen to be walking by with one, and I was so shocked when someone pulled out their phone and started recording me. I stopped and asked if she was filming me and she looked so confused as to why I was asking. She did put the phone away, which was a relief, but more people have been doing it (and it's always other adults, not the kids). They will just film me doing my job and it is so weird. I don't call it out anymore because I don't want to make our center look bad or unwelcoming if someone posts that. But I still hate it.
I had a dude follow me in the mall recently on some sort of live and say "always a fun time at the mall, internet!" And cackle while pointing the camera at me 🥰 I had a panic attack and sat in my car for four hours waiting for my boyfriend to finish at work because I was too afraid to go anywhere alone
Medic here - I have been filmed while attempting to resuscitate someone's loved one who was in cardiac arrest. Forget me, the disrespect to my patients and their families during that moment is unbelievable. That should not be normalised.
Some people just cant read the room.
i’ve seen a crowd of people standing dead eyed filming a car that was on fire with officials trying to help. i was pulling into work and it was honestly haunting to look at. you couldn’t even see anyone’s face but the idea that possibly filming someone’s last moments wasn’t bothering any of them was horrifying.
@@mekenna6214it’s so strange to think of the world we live in now
One time i was at the beach and a guy went into cardiac arrest and everybody (about 40 people) stood there recording while the paramedics attempted to resuscitate him on the sand. Their kids were recording. He died.
This happened at the resturaunt i worked at. someone was haing diabetic shock and heat stroke on the side of this narrow road. People kept blocking the one lane we had to get the ambulance in to hang halfway out the windows and film on their phones. I would calmly ask them to leave so the ambulance could get in and theyd flip me off and then drive away.
We gotta normalize being out on our own. At any age. Travelling alone, hanging out by ourselves, it's healthy and important.
Literally all of the creeps making these tik Toks were alone while recording their tik Toks about how sad it is that people are eating alone
@@BlackLivesMatter1414 should is a strong word here. People don't have to have a partner necessarily. Or anything for that matter.
@@BlackLivesMatter1414 yes it is. Some people don't want a partner and it's not your place to police what makes others happy. Hope this helps! 😘
@@prixe12 thank you! Exactly. Also people who go out alone aren't necessarily lonely or single either. And what if they are? Having romantic or sexual partners doesn't make anyone better than those who don't. Anyways, cheers @BlackLivesMatter1414
@@BlackLivesMatter1414 Then use a word that doesn't imply people are obligated to have this or that. It's common sense and avoids confusion
When I was in middle school, I got made fun of for looking doofy in a photo I didn't know was being taken, and it really hurt my feelings during a time that I already had really negative self image. I got over it, but it was just unnecessary and I was already vulnerable.
4:12 my first reaction to the person crying was "they could be autistic" because I'm autistic, I'd cry if someone I didn't know touched me, and sometimes getting touched, something as simple as that could send me over the edge and completely ruin my day.
In the past when someone touched me I'd react by screaming insults as loud as I could at them, I'd throw things such as my personal belongings (not at them), or I'd just start crying. I am not good at handling my emotions.
I hope they're okay and that they had a good rest of their day.
My gym put up signs saying filming is prohibited and you will lose your membership if you’re caught. Last week this chick filmed herself ripping up the signs and making a scene and then was SHOCKED that her membership was being revoked
"Consequences? For *my* actions??"
absolute chad gym owner
Good to know there are good gyms and gym owners out there.