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I drew this and my friend got it tattooed!!
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People on TikTok are too pretty. It genuinely creeps me out.
Y'all don't get it. It's the filters but It's not the filters. Everyone is too well dressed. Their rooms are too put together. Everything feels performative. These aren't spaces where people live these are stages and these aren't people they're actors. Everyone is too charismatic and good on film. Everyone has a quirky backstory and a fun little visual design. It's saccharine and sickening and it gives me a headache.
I was teaching my Media Writing students about TikTok and it had me looking through the videos for examples/themes and... yeah, and that's exactly the point, just like Instagram and aesthetics posts here. Performance, not life. It's definitely creepy.
The problem is that we see social media as "real" instead of a million tiny tv shows. But no one making a cooking tiktok is going to do it with a cluttered, dirty kitchen on camera. No one is going to roll out of bed and record a video with their dirty laundry all over the floor and a stale half donut on their desk. Its fake in the same way we are all fake when we have guests over, or go on a date, or make a presentation at work. Its putting on our best selves instead of our typical selves. But we have been taught that is real, and now we are comparing our typical selves against a million different best selves and obviously we canât measure up.
I donât really have a solution for it besides teaching everyone that social media is as fake as prime time television. People are not going to stop making videos and they are not going to decide that they are ok with showing themselves off at their lower points. We are going to have to internalize that what we see on the internet just isnât real.
I think part of the problem is that every social media site is functionally Front Stage*, now, for reasons including but not limited to lack of anonymity/expectation of ID disclosure. So it's not just that people are being fake, performative,or perfect; it's that they're like this on every form of social media, which leaves no space to perform other, less rigid kinds of identities. Which is kind of a hellish situation tbh. Like yeah nothing on the internet is real, but there are genuine sociological reasons that this particular kind of unreal is especially gross-feeling.
*drawing from Erving Goffman's on identity performance and "front/back stage", e.g. how you use Customer Service Voice at the counter and then switch out of it the second you're in the break room
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Christopher Burk, Paintings.
Gorgeous, mystery filled ânocturnesâ by artist Christopher Burk who lives and works in Columbus, Ohio.
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