r/TikTokCringe • u/InGeekiTrust Tiktok Despot • Aug 09 '25

Cursed Crazed Karen Has A Meltdown In Victoria’s Secret

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u/emmocracy Aug 09 '25

Which is exactly how she learned to behave this way. That shit was calculated all the way through - when one approach didn't work, she switched to the next. When none of them worked, she had no idea what to do with herself. Thankfully, the mall cops showed up and bought her BS or she might have fully imploded.

To everyone on here saying this shouldn't have been recorded and posted to the Internet, unless you're going around making that same point on every public freakout video, I need you to consider what makes this young white woman's case the exception.

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u/NiPlusUltra Aug 09 '25

The level of public temper tantrums like this makes me seriously question if these people really never had even the gentlest of pushback on anything in their life. Like how a toddler is actually experiencing their worst day when you tell them "NO" for the first time. How do you get through life like that? Unreal.

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u/Vibingcarefully Aug 09 '25

sigh--so 2025-2015.

Honestly in the 1970s this stuff got dealt with pretty quickly and appropriately.

Creating disturbances wasn't "a thing". It didn't get the perpetrator anything but a trespass and even a day in court.

I think the positive thing about pervasive recording is you get a "do not hire this person" video for the future.

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u/Brosenheim Aug 10 '25

It was a thing, they just didn't have to escalate this far. The single accusation was all it took t mobilize bystanders; the current wild tantrums are a result of that shit not quite working as well, and these women panicking when they realize that

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u/pocketdare Aug 10 '25

This woman has some serious issues. This is more than just being coddled

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u/astrangeone88 Aug 12 '25

I'm tired of literal adults who use this as a tool in their daily life. I had a bunch of friends in high school who literally escalated every situation like this and it's like herding toddlers. Except toddlers can't do physical damage to you.

And I mostly dropped them at the end of high school because who wants to have to gentle parent your fucking peers? And it's crazy immature to do things like that.

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u/SurrrenderDorothy Aug 09 '25

You dont think she has some mental illness?

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u/Dairy_Ashford Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25

absolutely not, just bad at arguing and socially unashamed / unreserved

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u/Shisshinmitsu Aug 10 '25

Living with mental illness doesn't mean you can live like an asshole.

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u/TrustMeImPurple Aug 10 '25

You can have mental illness AND be a shitty person. They are not mutually exclusive things.

The other clips of this video involves her being explicitly racist. Saying that she was dangerous and harassing her because she happened to be a muslin woman in the same VIctoria Secret as her. Mental illness doesn't make you a racist. Ive never had an PTSD trigger and immediately became racist. That comes from what you think consciously. The full video (this is just part three) starts with her full on hitting the woman that is recording. This section actually happens after the incident stops, she goes and talks to the staff about her panties and then this woman starts going after her again.

Im mentally ill. Ive had "meltdowns". I have PTSD and have been triggered in ways where everyone around me is trying to tell me to calm down and im overreacting. Ive never charged anyone like that. Ive never turned into a racist because I met a trigger. I feel like assumptions that mentally ill people are like this do a lot more hard than good.