Zoomer Reacts to Convenience Store Robbery by Recording TikTok, Sparking Mixed Responses

There's nothing Gen Z won't TikTok, including robbery at gunpoint. When people criticized TikToker @urfavehotmilf's risky decision to record a potentially dangerous situation in realtime, she sardonically replied, "anything for the content."

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“The most Gen Z video”

On February 10, TikToker @urfavehotmilf posted a video in which she claims to have recorded a couple of masked men moments before they robbed a Philly convenience store at gunpoint.

Since it was uploaded, @urfavehotmilf's viral TikTok has gained 888k views, 114k likes, and 567 comments. The lively comment section is full of jokes, perplexed critics (stunned that someone would immediately start filming in that situation), and the inevitable skeptics claiming that the video is nothing but a ruse to get views and likes.

Follow-up videos

Two weeks after posting the initial TikTok, @urfavehotmilf shared more information about the alleged robbery in response to some comments from TikTokers. In a follow-up video shared early Wednesday morning, @urfavehotmilf reveals other patrons in the convenience store appearing to hide from the two robbers.

TikTokers in the comment section debated whether or not the robbery was real. @urfavehotmilf liked many of the skeptical comments, further stoking doubt and arousing curiosity.

In a second follow-up video, @urfavehotmilf explains that she began recording before the alleged robbery took place because she felt scared at the sight of two guys wearing masks.

Whether the video is fake or not is still up for debate. But if it was real, that means teenagers are really out here documenting robberies like it's just an other content opportunity. I guess that's Gen Z for you.