r/SipsTea • • Aug 30 '26

SMH Intentionally blocking photoshoot

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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/DMmeyourcampingrigs Aug 30 '26

I know nothing about TikTok or instagram, but making history related content is actually informative and something I would watch.

I think the term 'influencer' is too broad. There is a huge difference between trying to receive low-effort attention vs sharing a hobby you're actually passionate about.

I'm a quilter, I woudn't consider the ladies doing quilt content at fairs influencers, we need a better term for talented people showing their work.

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u/GamerGurl3980 Aug 30 '26

This!! She literally could just be a woman taking photos of herself. That lady could literally just move out the way.

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u/NorthernVale Aug 30 '26

Fuck just moving out of the way. She could have simply not stopped to intentionally block someone's shot.

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u/GamerGurl3980 Aug 30 '26

Exactly!! And people defending her in the comments is CRAZY. 😭 Like... why sre you defending a random middle aged woman being rude???

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u/intelligent_rat Aug 30 '26

Non-influencers don't feel the need to try to vilify people who they think are sabotaging their shot, they either simply live with it and move on or take another a minute or two later.

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u/Mite-o-Dan Aug 30 '26

I have posted and shared lots of pictures of people photo bombing me intentionally and unintentionally because I thought it was funny. Im not the only one. What's the difference?

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u/EmptyHandle6593 Aug 30 '26

Were you dropped on your head as a child? If I was trying to take a picture of my wife in front of a famous painting and some asshat kept standing in the way, you're damned right I'd be pissed.

The difference between me and the woman in this video is she has the platform to shame these asshats. And they need shaming.

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u/PresentDifferent9718 Aug 30 '26

"Standing in the way?"