When you see someone doing a good deed but it gets video taped does it make you question their good deed?

[blondfrog]

I see a lot of these videos now of people filming giving money away to poor people and sometimes a lot of money or buying them expensive gifts and they get a lot of views. It always make me question that person's true intentions how the person receiving the money or gift feels about it being filmed.

[Genie23]

I dislike it. It instantly makes me think they are trying to make themselves look great and get millions of views. I don't think it's okay at all to post their video like that and if it genuinely brings you some sense of peace or joy to help someone in need, just do it. Don't shove camera in their face and act like you have a big heart. I have helped people in the past and I will continue to do so without recording it. Don't need people telling me I'm a good person, neither do I want to benefit from it on YouTube and stuff.

[blondfrog]

This is exactly my point. I love you <3.

[Genie23]

Awww! No wonder we always got along so well.😛 I love you too, Froggy ❤️

[blondfrog]

[OceanGirl21]

100%. If it was truly a good deed they wouldn’t be videoing it. Videoing it just shows their need for attention at the expense of the other persons dignity. I hate it, it’s so cringy!

[NathanDavis]

nope... as long as the ones in need do benefit for real... good, great!!

for the rest, I do not need to get cynical about it

[BCA6010]

They're clearly doing it for their own satisfaction, in those cases.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Yes, I like to wonder what the good deed is

[Likes2drive]

Doing it for likes I guess and views or why bother recording it

[Sevenpointfive]

it's incredibly stupid

[sirderpsalot123]

Yes.