[quantumfissure]

This is not a normal human, less then probably .5% of 340 million Americans are like this.

It's called being an attention-whore and hoping to strike it big by filming a non-controversy and making it into one on Tik-Tok. You can thank social media (and regular media) for the profiting off clicks/algorithms/non-controversies and driving this nonsense. This isn't filming a cop making an arrest to keep them accountable, it's filming a store manager hoping to create controversy and rid her of her job because she 'said or did the wrong thing' on film. It's no different then filming a fat/alt-lifestyle/whomever person on the bus without them knowing and then making fun of them to drive clicks to your video.

[olddustytrail]

The guy filming is not the weird part. You don't think the fact Snoop Dogg has a cereal and is suing Walmart for not carrying it is strange?

Perhaps I missed the evolution of Gansta Rap and that's the main lyrical content these days...

[HeyLaughingBoy]

I think the evolution happened when Snoop and Martha Stewart started doing shows together.