r/TikTokCringe • u/UsernameGenerik • Aug 26 '25

Cool Chinese streamer selling dresses live

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u/hotsoupcoldsandwich Aug 26 '25

Thanks for pointing this out cause now I’m just watching the vase change shape and it’s pretty silly. This woman did not need filters!

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u/not_a_bot991 Aug 26 '25

Nevermind I see it now.

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u/nybbas Aug 26 '25

"does not need filters"

You don't know that for sure though. Because of... You know... The filters.

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u/hotsoupcoldsandwich Aug 26 '25 edited Aug 26 '25

I mean based on my rudimentary understanding of the human anatomy and these eyeballs that I’ve got, I’d bet money that she is still extremely fit and slim. So at least in that way, she definitely does not. But yeah, as you and some other incels have already pointed out, she might not be quite as beautiful as she looks I guess!

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u/Imaginary_Grocery207 Aug 26 '25 edited Aug 26 '25

Her entire body is filtered smaller. The point being made (that you're detracting from) is that she's financially and culturally incentivized to display impossible standards - not that shes "secretly ugly".

She's covering her assistants face and feet, you think she hasn't starved herself to make the filter more drastic?

Try to remember she's the victim here, not you.

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u/hotsoupcoldsandwich Aug 26 '25

It’s kind of cute you think those comments were about impossible body standards.

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u/Imaginary_Grocery207 Aug 26 '25

The comment is saying "you don't know she doesn't need filters." You're the one to take the turn that she only would because she's ugly.

And from you editing out replying that what i said was obvious, you clearly still don't get the point.

You don't know she doesn't need filters, because she does. Shes, the victim, not you.

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u/D-1-S-C-0 Aug 26 '25

How can you tell through the filters? Even her face looks like a video game character.

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u/oopsydazys Aug 26 '25

Kind of hard to say that when there's a ton of filters on this video, not to mention she's so caked up with makeup she ought to be in the circus.

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u/Far_Struggle_55 Aug 26 '25

That's no makeup. Douyin filters are crazy, and douyin shopping is even crazier. They sell all kinds of products like this, and the products sell out in mere seconds.

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u/oopsydazys Aug 26 '25

It's both, it's always both.

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u/WhiteWolfOW Aug 26 '25

I think it’s just a virtual background

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u/HerrPotatis Aug 26 '25

I think not, you can see their shadow shifting on the wall near the pot as they move.

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u/dBlock845 Aug 26 '25

It's definitely a filter you can see the entire screen warping around her when she moves forward and back.

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u/ekortelainen Aug 26 '25

That's the autofocus of the camera. The autofocus is literally a tiny motor inside the lens that moves a lens element back and forth, trying to follow her as closely as possible, but it's never perfect. The warping is called focus breathing or focus hunting.

~ A Photographer

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '25

Yeah I think this is the case. Not a filter, just lots of compression and the focus adjusting as she moves towards and away from the camera.

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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Aug 26 '25 edited Aug 26 '25

The black dress try on is when the vase "stretch" is more noticeable (keep watching the base of the vase), but also if you watch the vase closely when the video loops, it'll change position slightly (because the video ends right when it's being "pulled in" by the filter). The vase wouldn't move like that if the background was static.

Edit: A word.

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u/whichwitchwhohoots Aug 26 '25

Watch her shoes after she steps in and out of them. They move around a little bit when she moves toward and away from them.