Drunk Girl In Public (Social Experiment)

[Quixote1818]

I am a male and I find the way the guys act in this video creepy as hell. I find this video more disturbing than the catcalling video. Not sure if it is real though as I find it odd that these folks gave consent.

#t=181

[BlueJazz]

1. No wonder some women think most men are pigs.

[zebonaut]

2. "Hey an easy f**k!"

[Warpy]

3. One thing I managed to train myself to do when I was a 13 year old drunk

was look a creep right in the eye and say "I'm only as drunk as I want to be, buzz off."

Fortunately, I was over alcohol at 15, partly because of predatory assholes like these.

[ForgoTheConsequence]

4. Fake video.

http://m.laweekly.com/informer/2014/11/12/drunk-girl-video-was-a-big-fat-set-up

[lumberjack_jeff]

5. Quelle surprise. n/t

[RufusTFirefly]

7. "Reality TV" has warped peoples' ability to truly differentiate real from fake

One of my personal pet peeves are the viral "flash mob" videos that are marketed as spontaneous but are so obviously staged for anyone with a basic understanding of things like sound recording and camera placement.

Yet when someone attempts to point out that the video is a fake (and is often a cynically designed ad), its boosters react like abruptly awakened sleepwalkers.

[jamzrockz]

6. So is the fact

that they did not blur out their faces mean these guys actually signed a release after the fact or is the whole video just put on to create another viral sensation? Hard to tell but one thing for sure is that most predators will be too public shy to ply their craft in such a public and open space.

[lumberjack_jeff]

8. "no blurred faces" = "performer"

Critical thinking, people.