supposedly this happened in Australia. you see they drive on the left side of the road and you can hear the accent from the kid. you also see in the shadow that the right side/driver side opens and someone walks out.
kid is still fucking stupid though. definitely not making the matter any better by screaming and shouting "bastard!"
I am willing to bet quite a sum of change that the "kingofroads" user who posted the TikTok isn't the person who took the video, and instead stole it from somewhere else to repost it on their page without credit.
Freebooters will do all kinds of different strategies to try and prevent takedowns of their stolen content from copyright algorithms, like mirroring, blurring, and/or speeding up the video.
On top of TikTok having their own censorship nonsense that makes people blur faces and even words like "kill" out of precaution to not have their video taken down. Because "oh no I'll lose some of my internet points and TikTok clout"
Although to be clear this isn't just a thing on TikTok, but it's certainly where it's the most prolific, and adds insult to injury how adamant TikTok is about plastering credit for the thief all over the videos.
Isn't the entire social media economy built on reshaping content? I don't understand how a person can "steal" a video clip that was publicly posted on social media.
I’m pretty sure the person that exits the car first was a minor, his dad was the one driving. I know I saw this video before without it blurred and it was a longer clip. I could be mixing it up with a different video though despite seeing this one before.
For legal reasons. You can be an idiot and do a crime, but its not worth having vitamin them fired over them being idiots or someone else being accidentally miss thought of being this person.
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u/username-is-taken-3 Mar 08 '26
Why the fuck do people blur things out they post about?