Many say they will never fall for a thirst trap but one TikToker has built up over 2.4 million followers doing just that.
Whether it’s strutting around Home Depot half-naked to catch an elderly gentleman’s gaze or attempting to no-hands eat phallic-shaped food, the views on Natalie Reynold’s TikTok content rack up every time it’s posted.
Some say this content contributes to the demise of society and have called for TikTok to be banned.
A repost of one of her videos by a Redditor has been a top-upvoted video recently and the comments reaffirm that sentiment.
The video takes place in a Walmart’s sporting goods section -ironically in front of an item priced at $69.88- and begins with her pretending to pay for an item.
“Hey babe, do you want these nuts?” the cameraman asks her.
“Yea,” she excitedly replies as she drops to her knees and begins putting her hair back in a hair tie.
“Babe, what you doing? I’m talking about the chocolate bar,” he replies while pretending to be surprised.
An older gentleman in the background with a bewildered expression can be seen wearing a baseball cap that indicates he has a decorated military background.
In many of Natalie’s videos, she films in front of older men to presumably elicit an excited response from them.
But this veteran wasn’t taking the bait and shook his head in disgust.
@natandzack what was that😳😳 #fyp ♬ original sound – natalie reynolds
The insignia on his cap indicates he is a Special Forces veteran and qualified in High Altitude, Low Opening parachute jumps, better known as HALO.
Most of the viewers on Reddit share similar responses.
“Sometimes the internet hurts to look at,” one wrote.
“I had wanted TikTok banned because of security issues but now I want it banned solely based on this video alone,” another wrote.
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