Alex Buscemi
The “model films people checking her out” genre is everywhere. The clear intention of the model is to show how awful it is to be stared at all day by supposedly creepy men.
But the videos often have the opposite effect. Instead, people condemn the model for secretly filming people without their consent.
Such is the case with this video streamed on Twitch by model @kattpaccino. She secretly films a man standing behind her in the grocery line, counting the number of times his eyes wander in her direction.
She’s clearly trying to publicly shame the man for what she perceives as inappropriate behavior. But the internet came to his defense, and now the model is the one in the hot seat for exhibiting main character behavior.
This model accused a man of staring at her several times during a live stream in a grocery store
Katie Miller, a Nashville-based content creator, overlayed a “look counter” on footage of the man she’s accused of ocular harassment.
The counter reads he checked her out a total of 7 times in a minute.
“That’s what you guys are, just a couple of meat bags,” she says at the end of the video.
The clip was reposted on Twitter, where netizens condemned her for holding up the line and filming the man without his consent
He is literally waiting on people to hurry up so he can check out with his food.
Holding up checkout to make a TikTok should be a criminal offense. pic.twitter.com/IYek7UgfJn
— Malcolm FleX (@Malcolm_fleX48) June 10, 2024
The Twitter user who reposted the video, Malcolm FleX, came after Katie rather than the man.
“He is literally waiting on people to hurry up so he can check out with his food,” he wrote. “Holding up checkout to make a TikTok should be a criminal offense.”
“I hope she is banned from that store” — the internet was none too pleased with her attempt to shame the man
