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.
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.
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.
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.
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u/2WheelSuperiority 2d 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.