
After a New York Woman Complained About People Wearing Headphones in Public, Bu…
Now, just because a New York woman goes to TikTok to complain about wanting to talk to others, we should stop using headphones in public.
Social Media Etiquette: When AirPods Mean 'Don't Disturb' New York, US – A recent TikTok video sparked a debate about social etiquette and interactions in public. The video features a young woman who believes everyone should remove their AirPods to engage in conversation. In response, social media influencer Soogia (@soogia1) created a video offering insights into social cues and appropriate interactions. Soogia explains, "When you go into public...go in with the understanding that not everybody wants to engage with you." She highlights the use of AirPods as a clear signal that someone is not seeking interaction. Soogia also critiques a backhanded compliment received in the original video, emphasizing the importance of considering how comments might be interpreted. The incident highlights the need for mindful social interactions in public, respecting personal space and boundaries. The discussion generated by these videos underscores the ongoing evolution of social etiquette in our increasingly interconnected world.
Now, just because a New York woman goes to TikTok to complain about wanting to talk to others, we should stop using headphones in public.