But this is getting further from the point of the newsletter. In certain parts of international cosmopolitan cities, high fashion is so pervasive it does feel like a constant “fashion week.” (The economic boom in China has enabled a lot of young people to become wealthy and enjoy luxuries their parents never could have afforded, like haute couture.
I’m a first-generation Chinese immigrant with most of my family members still back in China, so I visit the country fairly often, and these videos didn’t surprise me too much. The videos have become hugely viral outside of China - and even off the platform. And many Douyin users have been reuploading various photographers’ and videographers’ compilations to their TikTok accounts. The fashionable people give an “Oh, I didn’t see you there” look to camera, and the whole trend gives us a false, but fun, impression that everyone in China looks straight off the runway.Īll of these Anglo TikToks are ripped off of Douyin, China’s approved TikTok that’s owned by the same Beijing-based tech company. They all seem to be filmed in China, and from the vantage point of a videographer who just happens upon the person on the street.
be careful, if you get very triggered about these things,” wrote another person on Twitter.You may have seen at least one of these viral TikTok compilations of highly fashionable people in the past week. and i actually don’t know anything i just watched the video accidentally bc it was in my fyp and it was so disturbing to see. OP said the police took her but jesus,” a woman wrote on Twitter. “I saw this Tiktok of this woman screaming in agony, holding a bag of blood(?) & her hair shaved off. I really hope that’s all it is 😬” wrote another.
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“I was trying to figure out what it is too, and a lot of people are pointing out it might be filming for a movie called KIMI since the car plate is a Washington plate and it’s being filmed in Seattle. I’m pretty sure thats what she’s holding and honestly I really hope she gets the medical attention she needs and is okay,” one person wrote on Twitter. “Hey if anyone saw that ‘zombie’ video on tiktok, I’m pretty sure that woman was in an accident and her hair/scalp got caught on something and ripped off. Some people thought she was having a mental breakdown. Some people thought she was in an accident. Some people thought she was really a zombie. Some people thought it was fake and was part of filming for a movie. It’s not clear who the woman is or why she was in distress.
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She went on to say she took and shared the video out of “morbid curiosity and nosiness,” but she wants to remind viewers that the woman in the video is a real person who deserves removed my original video, but this is an update on the woman who was outside my window. “When I looked out my window and I saw her face, I was truly shook and a little bit scared, because I’ve never seen someone look like that.”
“Living in a city like Seattle, is it not uncommon for people to not have the resources to properly care for their mental health, their housing, for their addiction, and so unfortunately it’s not abnormal to hear someone screaming like that in the middle of the day,” she said. “The police ended up coming to help her.”Ĭouch later posted an update about “the woman who was outside window.” I was shook,” Couch captioned her original post, according to Dexerto. 🙏🐍👁️Jackie Hardball👁️🐍🙏 May 7, 2021Ĭouch, the TikTok user who first shared video of the woman, described what she saw in a now-deleted caption. Bad news is Seattle has zombies good news is they just seem to want to vibe and scream at God instead of eating people
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