TikTok Creator Steals My Video

THERE'S WHY? SOMETHING LOT WORLD HAD INDISTINGUISHABLE ABOUT

A bearded man in a brown hoodie reacts to a smaller inset video of another bearded man, who argues that reposting and reacting to TikToks is not stealing. The conversation escalates into a sarcastic rant about modern creators, apps replacing skill, and artists becoming indistinguishable from consumers. The clip ends in a split-screen continuation of the argument, making it useful as a reaction to content theft, reposting, or low-effort online content.

There's no way I'm the only one to notice. What are you doing? Well, I'm reacting to your video. Why? I want to show my followers. Okay, so share it. Repost it somewhere. Get the fuck out of here. I'm doing something. Oh, no, it's cool, man. I'm a creator too. You're not a creator. You're stealing my video. That's a TikTok, bro. It's not stealing. A lot of people do it. Yeah, a lot of people do a lot of things. A lot of people think conversate is a word. It doesn't make you right. Look man, this is just the world we're living in now, okay? Would I be doing this if it was 2003? No. I'd be where I belong. In a dimly lit cubicle, wishing I had talent. But guess what? iPhones exist now. What used to take, you know, skill and time is now just an app. We're all indistinguishable. Artists and consumer have become one. It's the death of culture. Deal with it! Let's see what these guys are conversating about.

• @jemalloc / 1597 2024-05-21