May 26, 2019
I love seeing them out, I do. But I wish people would stop seeing Camera_duels as a cheeky lil' challenge and understand it's about exposing blatant invasion of privacy and legitimate stalking.
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I love seeing them out, I do. But I wish people would stop seeing Camera_duels as a cheeky lil' challenge and understand it's about exposing blatant invasion of privacy and legitimate stalking.
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Cole Sprouse’s second instagram account only follows BTS and I’ve got nothing but questions 🤔
The captions of camera_duels actually sound like Jughead's narrations. I mean...
I’m late to the party, but apparently people still think Camera_Duels is something funny? I can see the clap back being humorous to an extent, but outside that, explain the joke to me. Because Cole has made it explicitly clear this was something that distressed him so much when he was younger he actively sought solace alone in nature to distance himself from this kind of invasion. That creating the idea of this was a way to turn the lens back on gawking voyeurs invading someone’s privacy and show them how terrible they look doing it; that they don’t get away with being awful. It’s so funny, right?
I’ll be honest, the first time I saw the account, of course I laughed. Cole’s drawling wit and sarcasm were unexpected and sharp. But after reading a few captions and then seeing how many interviews it was brought up in where Cole clearly, concisely explains he does it because he finds it offensive, I don’t know how people can laugh or brush it off like it’s a cheeky sport.
Sure, humor is implied. But Cole has always implied that humor in a way where it’s not about the duel being funny, that he thinks it’s cute or is excited to post about it: it’s the fact that people flagrantly violate his right to exist like another person would: in peace, without the fear of constantly being watched. That’s the laughable thing.Â
You nailed it. I read someone just laughing about the whole thing and like Jandy said it makes me so sad! Cole's generally really willing to take fan pictures is you just ask politely.
Thanks, I think a lot of fans completely misread his intent on what’s “funny” about this. I don’t follow that person’s blog, but it is sad and we see a plethora of fan photos where Cole is clearly engaged with the public. Sometimes you see stories about him saying no and that’s completely okay too. He’s not a robot or an exhibition.Â
People just expect way too much. In the long run I think the public equates fame as being the same as being rich, and it’s not. I think 98% of people would rather just be rich because being famous is a burden; it’s always being stalked, publicly judged sans jury, and questioning if your friends actually like you or just like “you”. I think it’s one of the loneliest professions if you’re not surrounded by the right people.
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Did y'all know Cole Sprouse has an Instagram dedicated to posting pictures of people he catches in the act of taking furtive photos of him because it has cemented him on my list of favorite celebs
have you all seen cole sprouse’s instagram camera_duels where he posts photos of people trying to take photos of him? because it’s good shit
new camera duel