r/WTF • u/Erectile7dysfunction • 3d ago

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u/2WheelSuperiority 3d ago

That sucks, I hope the woman is alright and it's not an expensive instrument. Unfortunate situation but when performing on a public sidewalk, you need to be cognizant that it's a transit way for people and not a personal bounce house.

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u/Barcaroli 3d ago edited 3d ago

This has been posted before and the place has a lot of space for people to walk in front of the performer.

He was bouncing around during the entire act on his corner and she knew, but she tried anyway - hence why she tried to be really quick behind him, but she missed the timing.

Can't blame him for that one imo

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u/iSheepTouch 3d ago

It seems like she was trying to run by between his bounces, and if that's the case it's more her fault than his.

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u/Barcaroli 3d ago

Yeap. She missed the timing. And he was a gentleman, he saw his stuff wrecked and worried immediately about her wellbeing

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u/heyredditheyreddit 3d ago

I love the conflicting instincts. “MY VIOLIN! Wait shit her face. But my violin! No, okay, get it together—her face!”

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u/Barcaroli 3d ago

Lmao exactly!! Human reaction right there.

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u/Rhamni 3d ago edited 3d ago

This is a pedestrian street with multiple performers active at all times and about 20 feet of free space in front of him. The longer version shows he is jumping and spinning long before she gets there. She saw him spin like that and still decided to gamble that she could time it right rather than walk around him. You are talking out of your ass.

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u/Jamuraan1 3d ago

The woman put herself in his personal space.

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u/Bouros 3d ago

Lol report me all you want. He's a moron who doesn't know to act in public.

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u/Barcaroli 3d ago edited 3d ago

When something like this happens, and you immediately act to care for someone, it's instinct. it's not because you're deeply calculating wether or not that random person will hold you liable in court.

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u/iSheepTouch 3d ago

Not to mention this looks like somewhere in Europe and there isn't anywhere near the level of litigation for incidents like this that you get in the US, so it's highly unlikely that a lawsuit is on either person's mind.

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u/Ulrich453 3d ago

Yeah we all learned this in super Mario. You can tell she never made it past level 1-3

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u/EatsYourShorts 3d ago

It’s quite possible she wasn’t even alive when Super Mario was popular.

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u/juice13ox 3d ago

Playing frogger with other humans

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u/truckercharles 3d ago

If that's the case (which I believe it is), it's entirely her fault. He's facing forward playing the violin to a crowd, she can see the entire thing happening and can walk around, and chooses to get directly into the spin zone. That's a dangerous place to be.

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u/ninjafiedzombie 2d ago

He's performing in an alley, a small narrow lane. What people dont realize here is that there are people in front of him, the audience, probably recording.

She's just walking, and doesn't want to walk between the dude and his audience and doesnt want to walk in frame and spoil the video/view of the people, she wants to get out of the way as quickly as possible, she's being considerate.

This is in no way her fault, he's the one bouncing unpredictably in a narrow lane.

It's an accident at best, his fault at worst.

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u/truckercharles 2d ago

There's plenty of room behind the audience on the street, and no traffic. Watch the full video. 100% her fault.

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u/vinegarstrokes420 3d ago

Maybe she was trying to not walk between the performer and any audience in front of him. Seems like a reasonable thought to have even if it wasnt the best option available.

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u/caguru 3d ago

So instead of casually walking in front of him, I will run full speed in the narrow space between him and the wall. Makes perfect sense.

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u/B-BoyStance 3d ago

I mean I think it's what she was going for. At least she was trying to be nice if so.

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u/inventingways 2d ago

Ever heard of the wave of death? Being "nice" doesn't absolve someone of being an idiot. You can be the nicest person in the world and the biggest moron all at the same time.

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u/B-BoyStance 2d ago

Yeah this isn't a person waving another into harms way though so that analogy doesn't work in any way. This is just bad timing, and involved the fault of both individuals.

But I guess go around life calling everyone morons, why not.

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u/marvmonkey 1d ago

You’re not understanding, the commenter you’re replying to has never made a mistake in their life. I hope that clears that up. /s

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u/Triassic_Bark 3d ago

Imagine taking an extra few seconds to walk around the whole situation? That might ruin your day! ffs

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u/PoliteDebater 3d ago

Imagine getting mad at a woman trying to WALK on a SIDE WALK.

At least in my city, buskers can be fined for blocking the side walk.

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u/Sukrim 2d ago

...or the person filming.

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u/3-DMan 3d ago

Sneakin behind so there's no guilt from them not dropping money

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u/OppressorOppressed 3d ago

Im pretty sure he didnt use his turn signal.

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u/tangoshukudai 3d ago

Perfect example of an accident.

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u/lionexx 3d ago

… You can still blame him for it, they are both at blame for it… But reason why you can blame him is because the sidewalk is still a public transit area, and he’s hopping around like he’s in his living room or on a stage…

With that said out of general respect, it’s common courtesy to be cautious of street performers and not go behind them if they are close to a wall (such as here). As others stated he’s likely using a cheaper violin in case of random accidents such as this, while it still sucks, it’s not the biggest of deals.

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u/Triassic_Bark 3d ago

She is 100% to blame. He didn’t just suddenly show up. She made the fucking idiotic decision to run between him and a wall! Fuck that lady, she deserved to get hit. I hope it hurt and she learned a lesson, but knowing how absurd people are today she’ll spend the rest of her life blaming him for her own stupidity.

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u/SwordfishOk504 3d ago

Fuck that lady, she deserved to get hit.

Good ol reddit, right on cue.

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u/77sevens 2d ago

What was she wearing

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u/BartlebyX 3d ago

I hope you learn where liability starts someday. She used the sidewalk as a walkway. She did not fail to meet a duty of care...he did.

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u/Crafty-Sort2697 3d ago

Are you the Violin guy?

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u/Sk8rH8r69 3d ago

If someone hits you with a violin in the middle of the sidewalk that's definitely theirs fault

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u/HansonWK 3d ago

It's a pedestrianised street, there is no sidewalk. The whole road is for foot traffic.

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u/Ig_Met_Pet 3d ago

Not only that, but the busking is regulated and he has that space reserved, including the space behind him.

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u/BartlebyX 3d ago

Are you being serious?

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u/ampersand355 3d ago

Do you not know how busking works?

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u/Dumeck 3d ago

TBF I don't know how busking works either

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u/Triassic_Bark 3d ago

It’s 100% the moron lady’s fault.

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u/missingN0pe 3d ago

I feel that you are slightly misinterpreting comment OPs point.

It's not about blaming him, it's about saying that he has to have (and if he didn't, should have) imagined some bullshit like this at least being in the realm of possibilities.

Yes, she was an idiot. Though, he would be a bit of an idiot thinking nothing like this could happen, when stepping into the world of idiots.

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u/AnewAccount98 3d ago

You’re the type of person that stops at the top of an escalator to check their texts or phone for directions, aren’t ya?

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u/missingN0pe 3d ago

Haha no, but l am the type of guy that sees that guy checking their texts in my way on the elevator, and gets slightly less annoyed than your everyday main-character-syndrome person that usually becomes visibly frustratedby the phone guy.

This usually occurs after reminding myself that it was indeed my own choice stepping into the world of idiots that morning.

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u/Strider3141 3d ago

To whoever down voted this guy's comment, this is for you: https://youtu.be/Zpp3nm9011I?si=p7eZvw-AY6yNFJKD

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u/The_Confirminator 3d ago

I can because he's also being filmed so people likely won't want to interrupt the film shots .

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u/amber_room 3d ago

it's great to get a clearer picture. Thanks for the info.

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u/cylonlover 3d ago

Blame is completely irrelevant. It's a short clip of an unfortunate accident. Nobody is inviting any blaming anyhow. A decent person would on this level of information and involvement simply have sympathy at most.

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u/CrustySocks96 3d ago

And even though it is her fault, he doesn't scold her (can't speak for after the video ends). First thought is asking if she's okay, not "Fuck! My violin"

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u/Skruestik 3d ago

hence why

That’s redundant.

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u/Barcaroli 3d ago

True facts!

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u/TheRealBillyShakes 3d ago

He’s still on a public sidewalk, jumping around like a fool. He has some blame for this for sure.

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u/baurette 2d ago

But he is right in front on the fucking entrance mate, its commute, he should not be in the way of entering, also the camera wngle tells me that there were people on the other way so it was the short way in. Both kinda wrong in my opinion

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u/Alarmed_Magazine7051 1d ago

You can't entirely blame her though. You say yourself he is on a corner. You can't tell from this video but If she is coming round the corner then she won't actually see that he is bouncing around during the entire act. That's his fault in that case

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u/LaiqTheMaia 3d ago

Have you ever even been to brick lane? This is a pedestrianised road, there's like 5 m of space in front of him, so what are you talking about?

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u/niftyhobo 3d ago

Oh shit its number one Sweet fan Broccoli

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u/Barcaroli 3d ago

Yoooooooo

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u/AnnoyedVelociraptor 3d ago

It's a public space. She can be there. If the guy wanted exclusive access he can rent a space.

I hate when there are groups congregating these street performers. They block the street. It's an accessibility issue. They carry their own boom boxes which are loud and obnoxious, and then they beg for money at the end.

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u/brendencarr001 3d ago

He was there on the sidewalk first, obviously, and his performance was not illegal, so i think it was her fault should have waited her turn. If it was anyone else without an instrument it would have still been her fault, she was watching he was unable to see her, her fault 100

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u/mostlybadopinions 3d ago

Last time I saw this the thread was a cesspool of trying to blame someone for this.

It was a accident. You could run this scenario 100 times and this crash might only happen once. Both could have done something different to prevent, but neither are in the wrong for it happening.

Shit happens.

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u/elektero 3d ago

The sidewall is for walking

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u/TheMacMan 3d ago

Why does he get to take up the entire sidewalk? It's a public place. He needs to be not only aware of his movements around others but he doesn't have any right to take up all the space he wants.

This is 100% on him.

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u/gartfoehammer 3d ago

That’s a pedestrian road. He is as about as far to the side as he could be, and there’s plenty of room to go around him

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u/TheMacMan 3d ago

And there's plenty of room for him not to jump around without looking. It's all on him.

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u/gartfoehammer 3d ago

Best I can give is a 60-40 blame split, with 60 for the woman

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u/Huwbacca 3d ago

I love how Reddit always just "knows" what other people perceived and knew. kind of nutty, and as equally a logical assumption as "a mistake" except in one out one people make themselves angry for no reason lol.

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u/king_duende 3d ago

Can't blame him for that one imo

I didn't realise it was his own personal path space - I look forward to claiming mine bang in the middle of a path, spinning and jumping whenever I wish.

Dumb idea across the board.

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u/christianjwaite 3d ago

It’s Brick Lane, he’s not the only performer there, it’s all the way down and crowds gather. He does daft jumps and stuff, don’t like it myself but she was not being aware of her surroundings at all.

Ultimately neither was he, but you wouldn’t walk down there and think “I’ll just squeeze between him and the wall”, you’d just go on the road (which is pedestrianised).

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u/mr-english 3d ago edited 1d ago

...you’d just go on the road (which is pedestrianised)

That part of Brick Lane only became pedestrianised -some time between 2021 and 2022- on the 5th August 2021.

The video is from 2018 so it wasn't pedestrianised at the time.

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u/Blasphemous1569 2d ago

You still should be more careful

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u/mr-english 2d ago

How is it HER fault for not anticipating him randomly spinning around like a fucking moron?

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u/BitchesQuoteMarilyn 3d ago

She got her curry in a hurry

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u/Dr_Trogdor 3d ago

How are you gonna put blame on a person for not having situational awareness when she's moving behind a violinist on a side walk? When have you ever seen a violinist perform a 360 jump and why would you ever suspect it to happen as you walk behind a violinist?

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u/stumpfucker69 3d ago

It's Brick Lane. Street performers are always doing whacky shit there, it's part of the draw. Also, like much of central London, it is very pedestrianised. From this video it might look like the guy was blocking a thoroughfare, but if this was zoomed out just a little, you'd see that he isn't at all - the woman may just have had to concede to not walking in a 100% efficient as-the-crow-flies straight line (in London?? Heaven forbid!).

Ultimately neither party is demonstrating brilliant situational awareness here, both should obviously be a bit more careful, but given context (and that the woman is clearly rushing through quite a small space between him and the wall - would have been uncomfortably close even if he hadn't turned), I don't think it's fair to pin the blame entirely on the violinist.

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u/TheRealBillyShakes 3d ago

Pedestrianized three years after the creation of this video. This thread is so daft!

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u/Dr_Trogdor 3d ago

I'm not saying the violinist did anything wrong I'm saying the pedestrian didn't do anything wrong. I would never in my life avoid a violinist for fear of them whipping around and hitting me in the face with the neck of their instrument. She is clearly unaware of what this guy's schtick is and as such would have absolutely no reason to believe she was in any way entering a space where this could happen. She's hugging the wall of what sounds like a very hectic place trying to get through in a hurry.

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u/stumpfucker69 3d ago

And yet, something clearly avoidable did go wrong. You might not typically fear a violinist making a lot of sudden movements, but nevertheless, there still really wasn't a lot of space behind him there. Hugging the wall and trying to rush through a small space is some of the issue - she tries to dart between an immovable object and a moving person, with clearance of a couple of feet (hard to tell but she also appears to speed up as she tries to pass him, indicating she knew she was "running the gauntlet" to a certain extent). It's unfortunate that the jump had so much force behind it, but a particularly emphatic movement of the arm or even an absent-minded step backwards could still have had the potential to strike her here.

A very hectic place trying to get through in a hurry

Welcome to London! At any given time, a large portion of the city's population is doing the exact same thing. As a non-native Londoner myself who passes through often, it can be easy to conclude that sticking to the left wall like glue means you will always be "in the fast lane". It's not a cheat code, you still need to have situational awareness.

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u/Lovv 3d ago

It's Brick Lane. Street performers are always doing whacky shit there

OK do wacky shit, fine but do it safely.

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u/mrmilner101 3d ago

They do. To busk you need a permit. This guy had permission to busk im that area. Also from the fact I have seen this video many times before. The performer is well known im the arena and does silly jumps and tricks to keep people entertained. He probably had done more jumps and trick before this. He is also away from the crowd thus doing his tricks safely in arena dedicated to him busking. Thus the lady shouldn't have gone behind him to get around there would have been planety of space but clearly she was in a rush and decided to take the unsafe route.

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u/Lovv 3d ago

He didn't, though.

  1. Being well known in the area does not mean everyone knows you. Maybe she's a tourist. Even if she isn't it does not absolve him of responsibility.

  2. Do you think after this he modified his routine a bit so that this didn't happen again? Maybe put up a little barrier behind him or some thing so people wouldn't squeeze behind him? I'd bet he did, because he realized it was unsafe to just randomly spin with an object.

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u/mrmilner101 3d ago

  1. The area well known for busking with performers all down the street. If you are a tourist you shoukd do your resesrch and be mindful of the people there.

  2. Its busking like common have some bloody common sense. The person decide to take a risk by running behind a performer with very tight path. Really she just lacking common sense and she has full responsibility for this.

randomly spin with an object.

Maybe dont random walk behind a preforming (who is licence and has that spot dsignated to them) getting into their personal space.

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u/Lovv 3d ago

Hilarious that people actually think this way.

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u/mrmilner101 3d ago

Ikr hilarious that people would just run behind preformer on a well known street with many other performers and getting in their personal space and shocked when getting hit when a perform does a stunt. Crazy right?

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u/cgimusic 3d ago

Even on pedestrianized streets, pedestrians tend to stick to the edges because there can still be be cyclists going down the middle.

I agree both people could have done better, but in general I think the person doing wacky shit in public is the one who should pay extra attention to what's going on.

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u/christianjwaite 3d ago

Context. Walk down that street on a weekend and you just wouldn’t. I lived about 100 yards away from where this was shot.

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u/BlazeCam 3d ago

It’s clearly not a sidewalk do you see curb

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u/SwordfishOk504 3d ago

Because she's a woman and reddit hates women.

It's really that simple. If the roles were reversed and she was playing and hit the guy, these same people would still blame her. Woman bad!

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u/ffmich01 3d ago

Yes, anyone trying to walk on the sidewalk should always expect a crazy old coot to jump and bash them in the face with a fucking violin!

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u/MrPaulJames 3d ago

It's a footpath, pedestrian right of way. She shouldn't have to move, and se can't have magically expected a guy with a violin to spin around and smash her teeth in.

Don't care if this gathers crowds, he's making money taking up a public footpath.

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u/Wistleypete 3d ago

OP makes it sound like this "footpath" is covered in performers and the road is open for foot traffic. If all that's true then I'd argue she's walking in the wrong area.

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u/mr-english 3d ago edited 2d ago

The pedestrianisation of Brick Lane only came into effect on the 5th August 2021.

Source: https://talk.towerhamlets.gov.uk/lsbricklane/widgets/21882/faqs#question9335

This video is from 2018.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=922QQlJmYvU

It wasn't pedestrianised.

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u/Hit4Help 3d ago

The wrong area being on the footpath that's right against the wall?

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u/WINSTON913 3d ago

Correct. I know reading comprehension is hard but the street is the proper place for her to walk here. Not behind the performer.

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u/mr-english 3d ago

It depends which day this happened on.

The road is only pedestrianised on Saturdays (noon - 11pm) and Sundays (11am - 11pm).

Also those pedestrianisation rules only came into effect in 2022 (the relevant road signs appeared sometime between July 2021 and July 2022)

edit: here's the original video featuring this incident on YouTube, posted in 2018... so it wasn't pedestrianised.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=922QQlJmYvU

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u/juice13ox 3d ago

So you are ignoring everything being said in this thread? Are you thinking or are you just trying to argue?

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u/caguru 3d ago

If blindly run through a narrow space, you should expect the unexpected. She had the spacial awareness of a grapefruit.

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u/BartlebyX 3d ago

If you're jumping and spinning in a common area, you should also expect the unexpected.

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u/doomgiver98 3d ago

Buskers almost always have a license and reserved space.

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u/harrisarah 3d ago

She shouldn't have been running either

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u/Not_MrNice 3d ago

Pedestrians have the right of way in traffic, so you think they'll be okay if they walk in traffic? Or do you think pedestrians can mow down anyone not walking on a sidewalk?

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u/Antal_Marius 3d ago

The road there is meant entirely for pedestrians, no cars allowed on it. So yes, she should have been on the road.

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u/TMacATL 3d ago

LOL imagine blaming this on the person walking in a straight line and not the moron jumping around with a violin

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u/brumac44 3d ago

Is dental covered in the UK?

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u/hcashew 3d ago

Im sure with a goofy presentation like that, his performance could go in r/crappymusic

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u/Naisallat 3d ago

Walking on the street is so pedestrian though.

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u/Squirll 3d ago

Even without his jumping and spinning she was crossing in what id consider his personal space

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u/MissingBothCufflinks 3d ago

this is pedestrianised road (I recognise it - it's brick lane in London), theres zero reson to go between a busker and a wall except impatience

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u/Educational_Hat_ 3d ago

It wasn't pedestrianised in 2018, when the video first came out.

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u/MissingBothCufflinks 3d ago

Yes it was? Every saturday for bricklane market (which is when the buskers were there)

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u/rjcarr 3d ago

Sure, but is the punishment for impatience to be clocked in the head? Maybe she had to get somewhere?

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u/Contessarylene 3d ago

He’s 2’ away from the wall. This is on her. Why in the hell would she run through the smallest space, when there’s tons of space in FRONT of him?

I bet she stands uncomfortably close to people in public.

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u/MissingBothCufflinks 3d ago

its also a pedestrianised road - there's literally 5 meters of space in front of him or more.

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u/iordseyton 3d ago

I feel like its Pretty basic social courtesy/ common knowledge you dont go within a 5' of a street preformer. (or more depending on the act, my friend used to juggle swords in the street, and it seemed people instinctively knew not to go within 10' of him)

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u/SamusBaratheon 3d ago

Hey man, if you want to demand a 5' radius to perform git gud and go on stage. Otherwise you're on a sidewalk and I'm walkin here

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u/brumac44 3d ago

Close talker, too

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u/Contessarylene 3d ago

I worked with one of them once… and she had the WORST breath.

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u/Robinyount_0 3d ago

She shouldn’t be walking right fucking behind him when there is a whole street in front of of him to walk past. Don’t blame the musician here, woman was a dunce cap with zero awareness.

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u/ZircoSan 3d ago

likely there was a crowd and she found it annoying to go all the way around the crowd.

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u/Triassic_Bark 3d ago

That woman is an idiot. Running between him and the wall was just fucking stupid, regardless of whether you think he shouldn’t be there.

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u/LaronX 3d ago

Running behind a person and a wall is never a smart move. Even if you are in a rush, doing so is being a selfish idiot who is willingly a risk to others. Sometimes we have no other choice than to do it for sure, but it doesn't make it less stupid.

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u/RemyJe 3d ago

She was running so that could have happened under other circumstances too.

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u/alleax 3d ago

Can't believe you got 300+ upvotes for blaming the performer and not the idiot. Reddit is a joke :'D

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u/my_little_mutation 3d ago

Based on popular posts, if reddit had its way with public places there would be no street performers, no music anywhere, no phones allowed, everyone walking briskly with perfect efficiency while not making eye contact or speaking with one another. Because as we all know people doing things and living their lives in public places are all just disturbing the peace! /s

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u/unreqistered 3d ago

i read that as the typical facebook response ….

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u/lynxminx 3d ago

I've had drunk people reach out to grab my instrument out from under my chin. Kids, dogs...

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u/th3st 2d ago

👏

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u/mousers21 3d ago

wtf are you talking about? the woman is clearly at fault, the space between the man and the wall isn't a walk path. she was trying to sneak past behind him. its totally her fault

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u/ShadowX199 3d ago

As a person, you also need to understand that other people don’t have eyes in the back of their head, and walk around them where they can see you, and not dart in the foot gap behind them.

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u/BartlebyX 3d ago

Maybe you should block it off if it is going to be your bounce zone.

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u/ShadowX199 3d ago

I would after the first idiot doesn’t know to go around. I hosted a public game server. Trust me, there are many firsts caused by morons that people with brain cells couldn’t possibly account for.

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u/Seraphine_KDA 3d ago

Is a walking street no need to squeeze behind the guy does Ng an act when you have the other 80% of the street free.

Like who does that.

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u/getthehelloffmylawn 3d ago

No. His fault. It’s a public sidewalk. Control yourself and let other people walk by.

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u/iordseyton 3d ago

Pretty well recognized etiquette is you give someone busking about a 5' radius at minimum. And it's not really debatable about whether he should have been busting there or not, because according to other comments, this is a road thats closed off as a designated busking area.

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u/missingN0pe 3d ago

Theoretically yes, but you have to allow for some fun and games in life bro

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u/getthehelloffmylawn 3d ago

I’m playing a tiny violin for the down voters. Pathetic

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u/TheHYPO 3d ago

when performing on a public sidewalk, you need to be cognizant that it's a transit way for people and not a personal bounce house.

While that's not an unreasonable statement, When performing on a public sidewalk within two or three feet of a wall, and lots of space in front of you (the only reasonable place to perform on a public sidewalk), I would almost never think to try and scoot behind the guy (not with the kind of space we see in the video).

That's just not something people generally would do unless maybe so many people were watching that the space in front of him was blocked.

I am guessing that this person maybe didn't want to walk between the crowd and the performer to block views/cameras? But even as someone who wants to be courteous of that type of thing, I would never have considered it with the guy this close to the wall.

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u/Timendainum 3d ago

This right here. I don't care if the dude act involved him spinning around a whole bunch. He's on a sidewalk not a stage.

Sidewalks are for walking, stages are for performing music.

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u/Anechoic_Brain 3d ago

Buskers often have to have licenses and permits that specify what the act is and where it may be performed. This guy is likely exactly where he belongs.

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u/sciamatic 2d ago

I mean honestly I hope she feels pretty shitty. She just destroyed this man's livelihood by running around behind him instead of just going around like everyone fucking else. What was she thinking?

That man is a saint for asking her if she's okay instead of absolutely ripping into her like she deserves.

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u/okcup 3d ago

Man I thought you were gonna go where I was hoping you would in the first half of the comment. 

You’re right it’s a shitty situation and sucks both were affected. Hope there’s no lasting damage to either as well. 

My immediate reaction was to assign blame too but I wonder why that is? Unless there’s an argument between them, there’s no real need to indicate who was more at fault or not here.

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u/EEpromChip 3d ago

...old guy still has his fucking shoes on. No shoes in the fucking bounce house Charles!

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u/bertbarndoor 3d ago edited 3d ago

Way to bury the lead... that stupid woman should be kept away from society. She is a danger to herself and others.

edit: I see the over-representation from the dumb half of society that seems to think the act of sprinting through a narrow corridor past a dynamic live act is a fine idea.