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The influencers Cunder and Name, who usually show their experiences as a couple, They never imagined that their most recent video would have such a negative response from Internet users.
In a recording they shared a couple of days ago, the young women recorded how bad a homeless person was going throughwho lives across the street from his apartment, because of the rain. Although they said they were going to give her things, the clip caused a lot of outrage on networks like TikTok, Instagram and X.
The Conder and Name video that sparked controversy
At the beginning of the recording, Conder said: “It’s raining super hard here where we live“.
Name added: “But what worries us most is Trapito“.
“He is a person who lives on the street in front of our house“They explained with a shot of a homeless person struggling to keep his things from getting wet in the rain.
“Oh, honey, your fire has gone out,” Conder added, looking out of her window.
“We have to do something, we have to give him things,” Name replied.
So, they put forward a kind of reflection: “They say that when you feel that your life is difficult, look around you. We normalize so much having a roof and a bed where we can sleep safely, that we forget that there are people out there who don’t have it.”
Conder said that since they arrived at their current apartment “we were very shocked to open our window and see Trapito.”
Name revealed that Trapito is a nickname, as he said: “We still don’t know what his name is, but we want to help him.”
“What if we give Trapito a tent?” they suggested before ending the video.
Conder and Name outrage on social media
After the girls shared their video on their platforms, Internet users took it the wrong way and immediately criticized them, for example:
- @_mar_moya: “It kills me that they talk about it and make it seem like it’s something out of this world to be a good person and help others…. We don’t have to thank them for being good people and a little bit supportive.”
- @Murcie_lagx: “The overacting of the video ruined the good intention they had or have about the situation.”
- @Roogaleria: “I’m a fan of you, but your cool way in here and recording your vulnerability, I don’t agree.”.
- @Previsora.miel: “As always, profiting from poverty to generate views.”
- @Morriganflores: “Rag? It’s not a pet, it’s a person“.
- @Unpainted.v: “I hope you can meet him first before making content about his situation and not nickname him that way.”
- @Alexespinosa36: “¡The truth is that I got angry! Can you imagine being in the man’s situation and having a couple of girls watching you from their comfortable and cozy home and calling you “Trapito” (a little rag)?“.
- @Glong_90: “If they wanted to look like a couple of white, privileged, hollow and unconscious women, they succeeded.
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