r/TikTokCringe • u/T-StrangerXD • 12h ago

Cringe Chinese livestreamer dances almost nonstop for 4–6 hours, every time viewers send gifts, she has to dance

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u/jknoxxxvile5666 12h ago

Probably slavery

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u/Technical-Command867 11h ago

Black mirror type shit

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u/Agitated_Newt_7655 11h ago

Nah just real life

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u/Natural_Baseball_779 7h ago

She can stop bro, i shouldn't even assume your an actual person or a bot farming anti china posts. Everybody writing the same dumb shit lol.

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u/Affectionate_Bed6083 9h ago

No, that's not allowed on social media

This is clearly fetish content that she has consented to, and she's laughing all the way to the bank.

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u/kick_muncher 11h ago

seeing anything Chinese: well this is obviously somehow sinister

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u/Wonderful-Photo-6068 11h ago

How can you watch this video and not think something sinister is afoot

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u/Chendii 11h ago

The other option in my head is that it's performative and she isn't actually miserable. Just playing it up so rubes keep sending her money just to wave her arms around.

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u/Wonderful-Photo-6068 11h ago

That’s just as sickening.

“If it looks like they’re torturing me they’ll donate more”

I’d rather there just not be torture dance livestreams. Faux-torture or not.

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u/Chendii 11h ago

I mean yeah it's still horrible, but it's better than her being actually exploited.

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u/Schickedanse 11h ago

There's no way in hell this girl isn't being exploited. Someone paid to bring this to people's screens and I'd seriously doubt she's the boss of everyone there.

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u/Chendii 11h ago

The girls in the background are on a loop so likely just a green screen. I don't really know what you mean by "paid to bring this to people's screens" considering streaming setups are really cheap.

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u/Schickedanse 11h ago

So like who are the people paying? Is she getting paid in real money? In China, there's those influencer farms or whatever they're called where they all get paid by a company or group of people who invest in all the things influencers need, the building or room, and tell them what to do and say etc.

So what I'm trying to say is she's being exploited. Whether by the people who paid to bring her to the screen or by the people on the other end of the screen. Even if she made the decision on her own, every person paying her is exploiting her, no?

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u/Chendii 10h ago

every person paying her is exploiting her, no?

No, I can't really agree with that definition of exploitation. You're essentially saying that any form of employment is exploitation, at which point the word is now meaningless. If she is doing this of her own free will and can stop at any moment she wants it's definitely not exploitation.

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u/DonaldTheWall 4h ago

2 things draw the most attention

Sex & Suffering

Sex isn't as powerful as suffering, though.

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u/Kpratt11 4h ago

Because we have been on the internet for longer than 10 minutes

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u/t3mpura0 10h ago

... because you don't understand like the thousands of people here. It's performative. It's no different than the reality tv show shit you watch in the US.

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u/AlmaHolzhert 10h ago

You can downvote y'all but they are correct. The girls in the back are looped. Why would she do that? She's taking advantage of some fucked up part of people's brains. But nothing is stopping her from turning off the stream.

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u/AlmaHolzhert 10h ago edited 9h ago

Because it doesn't seem real? The background is looped so she's in front of a green screen. And the manic energy and helplessness seem forced. "Oh no! People keep donating me money." Why would she loop a background of concerned people if not to sell this fake situation? Does this actually seem real to everyone?