r/SipsTea • • Aug 30 '26

SMH Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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u/Breezey2929 Aug 30 '26

"Photoshoot"

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u/merko_merk Aug 30 '26

Yeah, that's the thing. I don't run a restaurant if I make myself a sandwich...

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u/FlawHolic Aug 30 '26

I'll take a tomato cheese sandwich and a cappuccino, ty

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u/Legitimate_Plum_7505 Aug 30 '26

Uhhh sure, skim milk or regular milk?

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u/FlawHolic Aug 30 '26

I'll have whatever milk is most inconvenient for you and will go bad before another customer asks for it.

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u/Quantum_Scholar87 Aug 30 '26

The service here is terrible. Ive been waiting for 3 days for a bagel

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u/trq- Aug 30 '26

Welp, now you do. And you forgot my order. That will be a 1-star review!

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u/BWW87 Aug 30 '26

She was trying to get a photo. Not sure how anyone defends the old lady. If you're at a tourist site (or anywhere) and someone is trying to get a photo you should stay out of the way as much as convenient/possible. There was zero need for her to stand there.

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u/mercuryven Aug 30 '26

So sad she was trying to be nice about it and keep a smile on her face too.

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u/Strange-Damage901 Aug 30 '26

You could play the “this kid’s been damaged by phone addiction and needs to take a selfy at the museum” card, but she throws that defense away by mindlessly scrolling her own phone.

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u/KhelbenB Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

What did the girl do that bothers anyone? She didn't even ask anyone to move, she just wanted a picture with the paintings...

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u/logicalpenuin Aug 30 '26

Seriously. I'm no fan of influencers who disrupt things or get in people's faces but this girl obviously just wants a simple picture. The lady blocking the photo is just being an arse. Edit for grammar.

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u/Pls_PmTitsOrFDAU_Thx Aug 30 '26

Agreed. As an awkward person, that would be Soo much for me. I did a solo trip for the first time last year and j was taking pictures like this because I was alone and too scared (at the start) to ask people to take pictures of me. The whole time I was worried people would think I'm trying to be destructive. I feel for this girl

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u/logicalpenuin Aug 30 '26

From the video it looks like she's alone, too, just setting her phone or whatever to take the pic. She's literally just minding her own business trying to get a shot of herself. Probably on a trip or vacation or something. Whenever I'm in a touristy spot and see someone doing this, I try to stay out of the way. Let them have their picture as a memento.

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u/SaltyNeuron Aug 30 '26

Reddit always uses the most hyperbolic language as long as they disagree with you.

Wasn't just a girl taking a picture with paintings it was " aN iNFluEnCeR tAkiNg a pHotO SHoOt"

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u/Joshkendig Aug 30 '26

And that was an asshole photo bombing a person who wanted to take a picture fuck that person.

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u/sierramist1011 Aug 30 '26

Yeah the only person who sucks here is that rude ass lady blocking the picture. A normal human tries to get out of the way of someone taking a picture, not walk between them and the camera and intentionally stop.

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u/Wise-Secretary5459 Aug 30 '26

Glad I saw this comment. Idk what the fuck this sub is, but it seems like a bunch of forever alone incels hating on pretty women due to their own inadequacy.

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u/Long-Ad3842 Aug 30 '26

its reddit what do you expect.

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u/Prozenconns Aug 30 '26

more specifically its sipstea

a woman could cure cancer and this sub would find a way to insult her and claim shes an oxygen thief over it lol

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u/Matyce Aug 30 '26

I was cutting grass for my municipality, I’ve seen old people throw sizeable rocks in the path I’m taking hoping I hit them and brake our municipality mower. But I don’t think they understand they just pay taxes for to replace the blades. It’s insanity.

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u/marshmallowelephant Aug 30 '26

Fuck you and your woke trimmed grass. Back in my day, grass just grew and we had to deal with it!

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u/Alteredbeast1984 Aug 30 '26

Get off my lawn

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u/freaknhell666 Aug 30 '26

THIS IS NO LIE!!! I experience it first hand, by multiple elderly people daily. They're superficially nice, but underneath it you can feel the resentment. Not all elderly people mind you, Many are not that way, but there are a lot that are. Now the real question is this though. How are we going to be, and how are we going to act when it is our turn?

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u/Grannypanie Aug 30 '26

Yeah. There is one ass in this clip and it ain’t the kid.

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u/CodnmeDuchess Aug 30 '26

How does trying to get a photo of yourself in front of some art make you a main character? You people are ridiculous

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u/15719901 Aug 30 '26

I knew reddit was a miserable place, but these comments were legit insane. This person was patiently waiting for the frame to be clear and this lady ruins it on purpose for literally no reason other that to be an asshole. It's shit my 4-year-old nephew would do for attention.

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u/HumaDracobane Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

I don't think the girl has that syndrome. Everyone likes having nice photos or videos. In this case she is alone. She didn't try to do anything else but wait or move trying to get a better angle.

The old cow is a cunt. Fair and square. She saw the phone and decided to behave like a child.

Edit: She, not he.

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u/ashkiller14 Aug 30 '26

The girl making a video isn't doing anything wrong though. Shes just trying to get a picture, isnt upset at people passing by and is patiently waiting, even when the old woman randomly decides to be a dick.

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u/Not_my_Name464 Aug 30 '26

A selfie is NOT a photo shoot! 🤣😂 

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u/ImurderREALITY Aug 30 '26

POSING

posing at the bar

POSING

posing sitting down

POSING

posing in the distance

POSING

posing with my arm

POSING

posing with my leg

POSING

posing like a swan

POSING

posing for a portrait...

POSING A THREAT!

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u/jimmiechrist Aug 30 '26

You think you know fashion?

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u/sterfpaul Aug 30 '26

Fashion's a stranger

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u/Appropriate-Bonus-33 Aug 30 '26

This is a strange selfie. Everyone is moving, abit like a video.

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u/Next-Value9507 Aug 30 '26

You can take a frame from a high quality video and viola, you now have a picture.

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u/FrighteningJibber Aug 30 '26

If you can’t tell, this is a stairwell in Hogwarts

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u/hoenndex Aug 30 '26

Could this be an example of a misunderstanding? The lady is looking mostly downwards, didn't even take a look at the younger lady. She wants to go down but stops, and moves to the side, letting a bunch of people walk by before she too descends. The whole thing is at most 30 seconds long. She seems to notice the camera but i have doubts if she understood what the young lady was trying to do. As soon as the people cross, she goes down and exits the video frame. If this was malicious, wouldn't she have stayed longer in the path of the camera? Also, it doesn't seem like the young lady says anything, so how is the old woman supposed to know?

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u/BlueFeathered1 Aug 30 '26

Shhh, don't want to suggest context that would possibly invalidate hating on an older person here.

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u/Puzzled_Board_6813 Aug 30 '26

Tbh the narrative proposed makes me think “fair play; these people that turn the world into their photo/streaming opportunity are obnoxious”

In fairness, the lady that’s setting up a pose (using video) doesn’t act obnoxiously beyond taking over that space

ETA: Maybe the ambiguity in how it can be viewed is deliberate, and we’re buying into engagement bait - what a world we live in

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u/BeepBopBippityBop Aug 31 '26

She literally looks directly at the woman's phone before taking her own out.

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u/IndicationSuch5722 Sep 05 '26

She wasn’t looking when she put it there, she just came across it and was already taking her phone out. She probably didn’t think anything about the reason it was there, not everyone is instagram obsessed and would recognise somebody is using that to take a selfie

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u/phunkydroid Aug 30 '26

No no, everything anyone ever does that is inconvenient to someone else for a few seconds is because they are the devil doing it on purpose.

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u/BlindChicken69 Aug 30 '26

For an influencer, that girl was not even annoying (in this video at least), if she just wants a picture of her with the paintings for instagram, it's ok. She was not bothering anyone. Karen on the other hand, went out of her way to be annoying.

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u/thisnameismine1 Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

Is she even an "influencer" (we need a better word) she could just be a normal person who wants a photo of their travels

Edit: content creator works much better imo

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u/t00t1r3d Aug 30 '26

Anyone remember the ancient times when we would have to ask strangers to hold our cameras and take a picture for us? This doesn't seem like it's set up in people's way and it doesn't seem busy. Let the person get a good picture of themself doing something they like. They are bothering you less than if you asked them to take the pic for you.

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u/youburyitidigitup Aug 30 '26

Interestingly, early photographers didn’t need to do that because it took minutes or hours to take one single photo anyway. Point and shoot cameras came about in the 1910s.

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u/No_Dust_1630 Aug 30 '26

Yeah there's really nothing wrong with that

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u/guynichole Aug 30 '26

She is. She’s a Brazilian YouTuber/TikToker who makes educational history content. Her name is Debora Aladdin. But influencer or not, she wasn’t bothering anyone.

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u/ZealousidealTill2355 Aug 30 '26

Exactly. If I saw someone setting up alone like that I’d offer to take it. Not stand in the way like some righteous better than thou.

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u/OrganicAppearance108 Aug 30 '26

She’s an influencer on the education niche in Brazil (that’s the best way I found to describe)

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u/GabysWildCritters Aug 30 '26

This. like people take photos and videos of their travels long before influencers were a thing.

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u/wonderland_citizen93 Aug 30 '26

Right nothing wrong with wanting a picture

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u/Little-Leek2080 Aug 30 '26

Genuinely. A lot of these comments just love shitting on young women who god forbid, wants to take a picture in a beautiful setting that isn’t bothering anyone.

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u/BAMspek Aug 30 '26

Exactly. How many other people have take pictures on that staircase? Who cares? Old biddy is just being terrible because she’s terrible.

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u/JJStryker Aug 30 '26

Yeah I was thinking that the old lady is being a bitch. I've done a bunch of solo traveling. I don't have many pictures of myself because I don't like taking a true selfie. The ones I have are from me taking a video then screenshotting the moment I like. Now I'm getting older and I really wish I had photos of myself from my early/mid 20s. Took a bunch of beautiful photos, but none of me.

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u/Cute-Ad217 Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

So because this young woman wanted a picture of herself, many in the comments automatically assume she is an influencer? Is this what its come down to now, categorising any and everyone who wants pictures or videos for memories? She didn't make a scene, not did she ask anyone to move for her picture, so I dont see what the issue is here. To those commenting that she could have asked for the lady to take her picture, relax.

Its like there is no such thing as nuance anymore. Its either this or that.

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u/Slabador Aug 30 '26

Yea idk, I remember when it was normal to take a picture or video of yourself when you go out and equally normal to stay out of the way of someone’s camera when you see them trying to take a picture.

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u/LifeSmile552 Aug 31 '26

yeah exactly! you don’t see me trying to take a picture in a staircase or walkway people are actively using in a museum / art gallery.. i’d be embarrassed

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u/SpamLandy Aug 30 '26

It was a lot easier to stay out of the way when people weren’t propping up a camera on every available surface 

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u/LuCiAnO241 Aug 30 '26

assume she is an influencer?

well they assumed right, because she is. maybe because she later posted this video as content too?

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u/CronkinOn Aug 30 '26

Hahahahhaha

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u/ItsRuinedOfCourse Aug 31 '26

I always presume "influencer" because they have no friends to take pics for them, and they have to do it themselves as a result.

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u/Jefflehem Aug 30 '26

People who are not influencer didn't make it this way.

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u/SexiestPanda Aug 30 '26

Yeah, my wife and I do this too for pics lol

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u/Aicethegamer Aug 30 '26

Literally

And she had the PERFECT opportunity to take the picture imo because the cost was pretty much clear except for that old hag that PURPOSELY decided to WAIT in front of her phone THEN shift over to block her…

Photo opportunity disappeared as soon as everyone else started to enter. Smh

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u/spiderwell Aug 30 '26

It looked like she side stepped to let the other person up the stairs to me.

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u/Important_Contact588 Aug 30 '26

She was taking a video of taking a photo?

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u/KuroFafnar Aug 30 '26

Counterpoint: we’re seeing this.

That means she shared it somewhere others would see it.

That means it isn’t just for her amusement, it was meant for others.

She could’ve edited the older lady out and used footage but we instead see this lady.

Therefore what do we know about the person who shared footage of some random person from their “photo shoot”?

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u/ContextLengthMatters Aug 30 '26

Here's some nuance. The only context we can gleen from this video is that one woman put down their phone in a specific place recording and then walked away from it.

We do not know if the second woman is even aware of what is taking place. We can see her acknowledging the phones existence by looking at it, but does she have any idea why?

How many people do you see just abandon their phones on ledges?

This isn't proper ettiquite for a museum at all, regardless of if she was or wasn't an influencer.

It's also not proper ettiquite for her to post a video of another woman she recorded while in the museum. A woman who for all we know was simply minding her own business.

Is that enough nuance for you?

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u/KaylaInTheMaking Aug 30 '26

The funny part is if she had asked that women to take a picture of her at that angle the woman would have very likely happily done so, or politely declined and the next person could then be asked.

People being upset ar her for setting up the camera are acting like it's somehow worse than interrupting a strangers time to take it instead - something everyone does ALL THE TIME and is seen as a perfectly acceptable social behavior. Ppl are weird

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u/Educational-Slide190 Aug 30 '26

So becauee this young woman wanted a picture of herself, many in the comments automatically assume she is an influencer?

I'm not saying that she's an influencer, but the truth is that she was filming and shared online, probably without the women's consent, assuming this is not staged.

In situations like this, you can always ask someone to take the photo you, instead of mounting your phone somewhere. I mean, that way, people will know there is a photo being taken so they can avoid appearing on the picture.

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u/Vast-Comment8360 Aug 30 '26

She’s literally an influencer, a Brazilian YouTuber/TikToker who makes educational history content. Her name is Debora Aladdin.

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u/SummertimeThrowaway2 Aug 30 '26

First sane comment I’ve seen so far

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u/Digital_Herpes Aug 30 '26

Seriously the title implies malice but its just another person being filmed on the internet likely unaware.

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u/sintjemojaljubav Aug 30 '26

Yessss, this

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u/throwawayaccount442 Aug 30 '26

Yep. I think it just didn't click for the old lady that the young girl wanted a selfie. Commenters here and OP lack a bit of empathy.

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u/Slabador Aug 30 '26

Idk if I can get behind the old lady just happening to choose to stop directly in front of the camera.

Old people really get treated like they have as much social awareness and critical thought as an 8 year old when it comes to defending their actions.

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u/MercuryQuick Aug 30 '26

I don’t think she’s even aware she is being recorded. She looks at the camera, but we don’t know what she saw. Could have just been a phone sitting there.

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u/Maximum-Broccoli2165 Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 31 '26

Never attribute to malice that which can be attributed to ignorance.

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u/SomeOnionHater Aug 30 '26

No, don't make more.

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u/-Xiphon- Aug 30 '26

"And here we see the influencer in their natural habitat. Oh no, it looks like another of the local fauna have encroached on their perceived territory and is getting agitated, fascinating."

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u/Recurringg Aug 30 '26

I don't see her doing a stupid dance, or pranking anyone, or trying to look slutty, or singing in public, or anything remotely disruptive to the people around her. She's just trying to get a shot, or a clip of herself. It even appears that she's waiting for the room to be empty, which it was about to be until that old bitch stopped in the middle of the staircase.

Fuck influencers, but I mean, come on. Context matters. It's a young woman alone at some kind of art museum. Nothing hip about it. She's just doing her thing. Leave her tf alone.

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u/Bionicjoker14 Aug 30 '26

She’s too hot to legitimately enjoy a museum, so she must only be doing it for internet points /s

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u/Winterhorrorland Aug 30 '26

Yeah man. Sometimes I can only visit places on my own time, and but then I don't have any pictures of myself. I'm not a "selfie" guy and if I posed a nice picture and wasn't being dosruptive, what's the harm? This lady obviously noticed and decided to be in the way.

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u/maringue Aug 30 '26

We need more influencers like we need more DJs.

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u/Mite-o-Dan Aug 30 '26

How do you know this is an influencer?

Ive taken tons of photos of myself next to lots of famous things, and I can assure you that Im not an influencer.

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u/Interesting-Smells Aug 30 '26

Her name is Débora Aladim and she makes history related content…

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u/TheSwimMeet Aug 30 '26

What about this indicates them being an influencer

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u/dolliciousszz Aug 30 '26

Literally nothing ppl just make assumptions so they can flame this random girl

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u/cjameson83 Aug 30 '26

That's not "influencer" behavior. She didn't sing, she didn't dance, she didn't do anything aside from trying to take a picture. You know people are allowed to take pictures or video and not every picture or video is influencer bs yes?

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u/maximind2000 Aug 30 '26

Just because you don’t like “influencers” doesn’t give you the license to be an asshole. She was disturbing nobody and the old lady just decided to be annoying.

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u/WolverineKrueger Aug 30 '26

God forbid someone try to take one picture of themself.

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u/in_conexo Aug 30 '26

I've been around the world, but I have no pictures of it. I kind of wish I had taken some now; if only so I could more easily look back and reminisce.

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u/MithranArkanere Aug 30 '26

Isn't taking pictures forbidden in most museums to protect the artwork from flashes?

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u/EnsignMJS Aug 30 '26

I wonder how it would have gone if she had involved the woman. "Excuse me, ma'am. I really like this spot. Is it possible for you to take a picture of me?"

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u/ImSoSweepy Aug 30 '26

You've seen Kramer vs. Kramer, now come see the best legal courtroom drama of the decade, Karen vs. Karen.

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u/lfg_guy101010 Aug 30 '26

I dont understand how the young woman was being a Karen at all.

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u/Unable-Dependent-737 Aug 30 '26

Funny you say that cause i was thinking this looks like larry davids sister

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u/CookyKindred Aug 30 '26

Taking a photo doesn't make you a Karen.

Your comment actually makes you more of a Karen.

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u/BigWhole7139 Aug 31 '26

When the most entitled generation meets the second most entitled generation.

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u/ughlump Aug 30 '26

Nah this is engagement bait. The old lady stopped to check her phone for 10 secs and spend another 10 getting out of the way of other people on a busy staircase.

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u/fantasypingpong Aug 30 '26

Who stops in the middle of a staircase in a public place to check their phone? 

Lady was like late 50s, not 90.

She knew exactly what she was doing.

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u/AUnknownVariable Aug 30 '26

The girl by the look of it set up her phone to take a single photo. Nothing says she's main character. A quick 10 second effort of snapping a pic was extended bc the lady wanted to just disrupt stuff😭

She could've just walked by, the girl clearly had no issue with that. But to fr just stand there, I meant cmon

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u/OnePassion_46 Aug 30 '26

A photo shoot? In an open museum? Meh. I’ll allow the blocking. 

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u/phunkydroid Aug 30 '26

Seems like there may have been a group of people stopped on the next landing, and the old lady was waiting for them to move. Notice how she steps aside to let them all pass then she goes.

Stop thinking everyone is out to get you. Most dgaf that you even exist.

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u/TheDoodler2024 Aug 30 '26

From the site of Inveraray Castle: You are welcome to take photos inside the Castle using small cameras or mobile phones for personal use only. No tripods, selfie sticks, flash photography, or video recording is permitted inside the Castle.

So maybe the old woman wasn’t aware, or she WAS aware that the young woman was recording a video, or that she was using a tripod.

In any case, RECORDING A VIDEO WAS NOT ALLOWED.

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u/Flat_Tire_Again Aug 30 '26

Why does anyone care about this?

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u/Xirio_ Aug 30 '26

Because the only thing the people can really control is what they care about

And we as a species love caring about things that don't concern us

Why do you care that people care? Because you probably made this comment for the same reason everyone else in here cares about anything else

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u/DookieShoez Aug 30 '26

She got out of the way of people using the stairs fool

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u/Stevenstorm505 Aug 30 '26

She fucking looked right at the camera, stopped and then started fiddling with her phone before they came towards her. She was blocking the photo. And normally I would be all about it, but this chick wasn’t even doing anything wrong or cringe. She was just trying to take a wide shot of her and the art.

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u/ImmediatePiano6690 Aug 30 '26

Can't help but feel like it's engagement bait, especially as the woman moves pretty much immediately as the other gets back.

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u/pylond Aug 30 '26

I feel like it took me way too long to find a sensible comment here. I will happily agree that influencers mostly suck. Taking this picture/video would have hurt nobody. The lady just wanted a good shot of her with the art and that old biddy took it upon herself to ruin it. There was no need for it. The influencer lady waited until the area was mostly cleared and was not interfering with anyone. I just don’t understand all the hate she seems to be getting.

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u/Old_Instrument_Guy Aug 30 '26

This is the stair at Inveraray Castle. I have been here. The older woman stopped on a landing half way down the stair. The other girl propped her phone against a planter that sits in an opening to the Main Hall of the house.

Here is a photo from the lower landing looking back to where the camera was propped and the woman stopped to diddle with her phone. I have no doubt she saw the phone sitting there, but most likely she thought, "Nonna my business why that phone is there." Like most people she was engrossed in what she was doing and not why the phone was there

Also, this is the only stair to the upper level so it's heavily trafficked. The home is still privately owned and the family reside in the other half of the house.

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u/Dizzlean Aug 30 '26

I chalk this up to a Generational Gap.

The older woman was just oblivious of what was happening, as are most Boomers.

The younger girl was too timid to confront the older woman and politely ask if she could move out of the picture shot, as are most Zoomers.

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u/Effective-Sample-261 Aug 30 '26

Nope.  You can see the moment at 0:09 where she looks directly at the camera (i.e phone) which I'm sure was in selfie mode so she could see herself in it.  Only then does she start futzing about on her phone.  It was entirely intentional.

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u/DR_Bright_963 Aug 30 '26

OH its THIS castle! I love this castle only seen it from a distance in passing, It looks beautiful and IMO what a castle should look like.

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u/Intrepid_Ad1715 Aug 30 '26

Who the hell stops on stairs to mess around with their phone? She did this intentionally.

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u/jpatt Aug 30 '26

At an art museum I’ll often pull up quick bios on different artists or look up different pieces backgrounds. No one else was on the stairs at the time she started.

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u/Jason-Smith168498 Aug 30 '26

I'm going to admit I've stopped on stairs to mess with my phone

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u/Old_Instrument_Guy Aug 30 '26

I have been in this stairwell and I confess, I stopped on this stair to mess with my phone. It's the stair at Inveraray Castle in Scotland. The girl taking the selphie has her phone propped up against a planter. There is also a small but which may be what caught the other woman's eye.

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u/icanruinyourlife Aug 30 '26

Who stops on stairs to mess around with their phone? Are u kidding me? People are on their phones all the time. No one gives a fuck anymore

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u/Late_While_6220 Aug 30 '26

And believe it or not, there's no trial, no jury no nothing. Straight to jail.

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u/BurntEndOnBun Aug 30 '26

Public place. You do not control the space or people. It's the risk you take. Just wait for the person for move on, or find a different camera angle or area to shoot in. I cannot stand when people expect the world to stop for them just so they can capture their Insta-worthy shot.

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u/robothobbes Aug 30 '26

Yes. Or just say something nice and ask for a couple seconds for a photo. I don't think that woman knew what was going on

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u/Far-Secretary-8046 Aug 30 '26

Good. The gallery is for all. Chick needs to learn that she's an NPC at best.

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u/KristySueWho Aug 31 '26

Hot take, but I don't think either did anything wrong. The girl is alone and wants to take a selfie. Fair enough. People take pictures of other people all the time, and if you're alone there is no reason you shouldn't be able to take a picture of yourself as long as it's in a public place and not somewhere filming/photography is banned.

As for the woman, she seems overall oblivious to what the girl is doing. She starts heading down the stairs pulling a phone out of her pocket. She does a double take noticing the girl's phone but doesn't seem at all aware of why it is there or who it even belongs to as she doesn't look around at all, she just continues on her phone. The woman then moves to her right side, NOT to block the girl but to let people coming up the stairs go by, as people should walk up the right and go down on the right when there is traffic.

Frankly, it's just funny juxtaposition. Two people doing different things, but can both be viewed as being self-important and yet are still just so human and normal these days. One "needing" to take a picture of herself in an inconvenient place, and one "needing" to text/look something up in the middle of a walkway.

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u/penguinjuice Aug 30 '26

Just ask the old woman to take a picture of you. Problem solved. 

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u/GanacheFederal653 Aug 30 '26

God I’m sick of this fucking saxophone track.

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u/sweatyandbitchy Aug 30 '26

i think it was sorta shit for the young person to be recording without consent in public — it seems normalized here, but in a lot of cultures that’s a personal violation or at least a faux pas

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u/FaithlessLeftist Aug 30 '26

Fuck people who use public spaces as their personal photoshoots.

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u/Deadly5x Aug 30 '26

You're in a public space. Get over it

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u/Centerpeel Aug 30 '26

This girl is a educational youtuber from Minas gerais brazil. She's not really an influencer in the way you all are referring to her as from what i understand.

Her name is débora aladim

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u/HeatingsBackOn Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

If you watch the video, the old lady is just looking around and then reaches for her phone in her pocket then she notices the camera. She doesn’t seem to care about camera, just about the notification she’s got on her phone. She steps across the stairs to let people go up the stairs then puts her phone away. To everyone saying the old lady is a main character she is not she’s, just an old lady checking her phone.

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u/Different-Show-3951 Aug 30 '26

even with no camera is rude to stop on stairs esp in a high traffic place, like an art museum

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u/sturleycurley Aug 30 '26

A few days ago, a boomer aged woman stood like this in the main aisle of a parking lot. It was right in front of the store, which was also the main way to get through the rest of the strip mall. She walked a few steps, then stopped to check her phone. She walked a few more steps and stopped again to text more.

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u/Apprehensive-Top5570 Aug 30 '26

Putting your phone down on a shelf in a building, is considered a photo shoot?

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u/TrustAffectionate966 Aug 30 '26

Hahahah. I LOVE this. 🍿🦄👌🏽

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u/Annual-Ebb-7196 Aug 30 '26

Why didn’t your friend just walk up the steps to get a better shot?

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u/DigitalMonsoon Aug 30 '26

These people aren't entitled to public spaces.

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u/Successful_Tone_8280 Aug 30 '26

I love it. Get over yourself.

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u/beigereige Aug 30 '26

I approve

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u/Calippo1337 Aug 30 '26

She moved because other people came up the stairs…?

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u/KappaJoe760 Aug 30 '26

You know what? Good for her. Block her shot!

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u/meldiane81 Aug 30 '26

Photoshoot??? You mean a girl with a phone? Unless I’m missing something.

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u/iPAD67 Aug 30 '26

I love this so much

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u/Sure-Squash-7280 Aug 30 '26

If she’s who I think she is.

A person who looks just like her came to the Arkansas museum of fine arts and accidentally flipped her hair on a Monet.

She was horrified and stepped forward and kept shooting.

There is glass over the paintings. It was fine but whoever was standing too close.

The guy photographer was just clicking away. He grossed me out somehow.

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u/softwareidentity Aug 30 '26

I think she may have been genuinely trying to move to the side so she wouldnt be in front of the camera tbf

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u/Rainy824 Aug 30 '26

Karening

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u/Subject-Recover-8425 Aug 30 '26

Pro-trolling. XD