Briton Destroys Instagram-addicted Friends' Food and Shoots Their Reaction
Categories: Food and Drinks | Positive | Social Networks
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/briton-destroys-instagram-addicted-friends-food-and-shoots-their-reaction.htmlInstagram star and blogger Kevin Freshwater filmed the reaction of friends to how he spoils their food picture for Instagram at the last moment. The Briton posted the video on Facebook, and in 12 days it gained 43 million views and 436 thousand reposts.
Freshwater himself does not explain the purpose of the video, but one must think that he is tired of watching how people, instead of really enjoying food and appreciating its taste qualities, rush to photograph it first. The reaction of the blogger's friends is different — from laughter and surprise to outright anger.
On Facebook, most Instagram commentators were outraged by the act of the author of the video, and on Instagram they took it with humor, saying that someone should have done it a long time ago.
A post shared by Kevin Freshwater (@kevinfreshwater) on Jul 26, 2016 at 10:27am PDT
Kevin Freshwater.
A post shared by Kevin Freshwater (@kevinfreshwater) on Oct 25, 2017 at 11:22am PDT
That's the video.
A post shared by Kevin Freshwater (@kevinfreshwater) on May 29, 2017 at 12:16pm PDT
Earlier in the summer of 2017, Kevin Freshwater launched a flash mob, playing the children's game "The Floor is lava!".
Keywords: Blogger | Dishes | Photography
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