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Rue Cremieux doesn't have an Instagram problem: rue Cremieux chose to be unique, and preserve that uniqueness. The popularity is deserved, and I think this "Ins
by gregoriol 8y ago
Rue Cremieux doesn't have an Instagram problem: rue Cremieux chose to be unique, and preserve that uniqueness. The popularity is deserved, and I think this "Instagram problem" story is part of the marketing around it.
Everything that stands out, that is remarquable, attracts attention and curiosity, that's what to expect. If you don't want that, don't make yourself stand out.
- Juliate 8y agoMost of what is seen in Instagram about this street is not "attention or curiosity", but narcissism and exploitation.
- who-knows95 8y agowhat about this https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/asia/philippines/articles/boracay-closure-when-will-island-reopen/ https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/asia/philipp...
- gregoriol 8y agoA little bit different but still, as with all movie locations, someone sets a movie at some place, someone at local gov (or owner) gave the authorisation, expect then that a lot people are going to go there. Same with a lot of famous movie places/houses/... I'd say that the opposite idea would be more something like Abbey Road's Beatle picture: that one likely didn't have planning/authorisation, but changed the place for a long long time.
- who-knows95 8y agohttps://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/maya-bay-closure-thailand/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/maya-bay-closure-thai... nature landmarks damaged by unmanaged tourism, now countries are looking at limiting tourism. https://www.escapehere.com/travel-tips/8-destinations-putting-a-cap-on-tourist-numbers/ https://www.escapehere.com/travel-tips/8-destinations-puttin... don't put such a narrow view point into public space. you sound like you wish for celebs to not have any privacy, just because of their popularity.