Youtubers looking for trouble for clicks on Pattaya's streets?

[Jingthing]

It seems to be an international trend with youtubers.

Hungry for clicks, hungry for subscribers, hungry for moolah, going just a bit (or a lot) too far to provoke conflicts on the streets.

 

This seems to be a prime example.

 

Sure anyone may have the right to walk around the mean highly sexually charged late night streets of Pattaya accompanied by a spectacularly beautiful though provocatively dressed not commercial young woman.

But if you do that, especially with ethnicities like Indians roaming about (where rape is sadly way too common back home), are you not asking for trouble? Are you at all justified in expressing fake surprise, outrage and moral indignation when it predictably occurs?

Wasn't that the intention of doing that night walk?

Would it have been at all interesting if nobody had noticed his girlfriend? 
I realize this is controversial and perhaps some feminist types will really be offended, but I'm putting this out there anyway.

 

 

 

 

[Cameroni]

Yah, it started with that guy provoking a fight in Philippines.

 

He went viral, ever since then they're all doing it.

[Maxbkkcm]

Ivan is a russian troublemaker. He disrispect thai in his videos.

 

he feel superior cause he have money.

[Jingthing]

2 minutes ago, Maxbkkcm said:

Ivan is a russian troublemaker. He disrispect thai in his videos.

 

he feel superior cause he have money.

He has more money than many Thais but he's not in any way a rich foreigner. He's ambitious though and I wish him success.

I posted this video as an example.

Not to specifically go after one youtuber.

So many succumb to the temptation of crossing lines to generate interesting content. 

I suppose many are rewarded for that and others end up paying a big price. 

[save the frogs]

it's just stupid useless content.

and the video is 3 hours.

 

go watch a Rick Steves travel video instead.

most bloggers are just idiots pointing a camera and they are degrading the content. 

 

[Maxbkkcm]

54 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

He has more money than many Thais but he's not in any way a rich foreigner. He's ambitious though and I wish him success.

I posted this video as an example.

Not to specifically go after one youtuber.

So many succumb to the temptation of crossing lines to generate interesting content. 

I suppose many are rewarded for that and others end up paying a big price. 

Kind of rich. He bought 2 benz and use nice gadgets

[Jingthing]

1 minute ago, Maxbkkcm said:

Kind of rich. He bought 2 benz and use nice gadgets

He has cameras. Necessary for his trade.

Not aware of any Benz cars.

He buys a lot of older cars usually needing modifications for his car related content though. 

[flaming dragon]

That woman has a nice rack and is in the prime of her life, of course men will look at her. The woman hams it up by saying she's scared, so he can fluff himself up as a protector. 

 

He should get himself a sturdy babushka if he's insecure. 

[Oliver Holzerfilled]

10 hours ago, save the frogs said:

go watch a Rick Steves travel video instead.

 

Might be the most boomer take I've ever seen on AN.

[save the frogs]

11 hours ago, Oliver Holzerfilled said:

 

Might be the most boomer take I've ever seen on AN.

 

Back in those days, content had to be good to get published.

Now, any idiot can point a camera and put it on Youtube. There's no standards.

And kids today are being born into low standard travel vlogs and don't know the difference.

So gotta teach 'em. 

 

[EVENKEEL]

Why does anyone watch that dweeb? What a knucklehead.