r/TikTokCringe 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/Mimopotatoe 11h ago

When you get into watching Chinese livestreams it’s a very bizarre and saturated market. I could definitely see this being a niche she found. When I lived in China I started watching some livestreams of what I thought were animal rescues. If you start reading up about the animal livestreams it gets really dark. China is dystopian as fuck.

u/Pineapple-Yetti 11h ago

The old i put animal in danger so i can rescue it scam?

u/Mimopotatoe 10h ago

I won’t write out all of it, but I’ll say that one issue was essentially animal hoarding and filming cutesy videos and asking for tips to feed/take care of them and then just stuffing them into packed cages. Many die due to neglect and they just get more and the cycle repeats. The stuffs that’s worse than that you can google. There’s definitely a market for torture.

u/Habibti-Mimi81 10h ago

There are too many sick, disturbed "people" in this world. There's not much that I hate more than animal cruelty. Those "people" deserve the worst.

u/Meowakin 10h ago

Unfortunately, that's true the world round. There're a lot of people and even if only 0.001% of the population is truly 'evil' if such an objective thing exists, that's still over 8 million 'evil' people. It doesn't really say much about the average person, just how many people there are in the world.

Then there's cultural values or relative morality to consider on top of that. The internet just makes it easier to surface these things, and enables finding niche markets.

u/Mimopotatoe 10h ago

China has no laws prohibiting animal cruelty so that definitely is a part of it.

u/JuniorVermicelli3162 10h ago

Did not know that 🤮

u/Mimopotatoe 10h ago

They performed forced abortions and forced sterilizations on millions of women under the one child policy until 2015. It’s a very cruel and ruthless government

u/BlastFX2 8h ago

This exact type of stream is actually fairly common on Douyin these days. I believe they're an offshoot of the walking streams where some dude (who, apparently, used to be a bit famous) and like 50 other people walk a few steps forwards and then backwards, for like 12 hours straight.

u/virginiarph 11h ago

especially considering asias horrible mistreatment of animals…. i can only imagine what actually was going on

u/OxbridgeDingoBaby 11h ago

Way to shit on an entire continent. I’m sure animals are treated way better in places like Africa and North/South America.

u/virginiarph 10h ago

… it’s very well knows that for developed countries japan and china specifically have HORRIBLE animal rights

u/BuildAnything4 10h ago

Is it known or is that just the sentiment that whiny redditors always echo?

u/Tuxedo717 7h ago

living in japan and yeah it is known. pet shops are still a thing here, as well as animal "cafes". and zoos are barely trying to make the animals comfortable.

u/Bluewoods22 3h ago

I don’t understand how there’s enough people that pay real money for these livestreams to even be worth it. It hurts my brain to think about