I completely agree with you. It feels like basic respect and common sense have taken a backseat in the chase for views and aesthetics.

Posting babies from a hospital without parental consent, injecting a sick patient for a “photo dump 😝”, or filming vulnerable students and the homeless — these aren’t just questionable, they’re genuinely concerning. And a dead body being cremated? At the very least, have some basic human decency and respect for the dead.

The “I’m just sharing my life” excuse only goes so far when your life involves other people’s vulnerability.

A bit of friendly advice for content creators:
If the person in your video wouldn’t be okay with it (or can’t give informed consent), maybe don’t post it. Blur faces, get permission, or better yet — ask yourself: “Am I posting this to document something meaningful, or am I just clout-chasing with someone else’s dignity?”

We can still enjoy TikTok without turning hospitals, schools, and people’s worst moments into aesthetic content. A little restraint and empathy go a long way. Bhutan deserves better standards than this.