AN INFLUENCER was brutally humbled after realising nobody was taking photos of her posing on the red carpet.
Tiff Baira, from Manhattan, the US, is a dating coach and self-proclaimed ''NYC’S OFFICAL TikTok CUPID'' – however, recently she came to realise that she wasn't as well known as she'd thought to be.
Earlier this year, the fashion enthusiast attended a red carpet event for a comedy series called Single Drunk Female in New York.
Glammed up with the on-trend cowl neck dress, a chic up-do, as well as stylish sunglasses and chunky boots, Tiff stepped on the carpet ready for photographers to go wild over her.
But the reality, she soon came to discover, was pretty harsh and humbling.
Despite throwing her best poses and smiles, Tiff realised that not a single person attending the event was interested in taking photos of her.
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''WILL NEVER LET A MAN OR A CAMERA MAN STEEL MY CONFIDENCE BUT THIS WAS HUMBLING,'' the romance fan exclaimed.
Looking back at the rather awkward clip, Tiff insisted she knew why nobody was keen on admiring her poses.
She believed it was simply because she was not ''hot'' enough for their standards.
The clip, shared on her TikTok account, @tiffbaira, has won a whopping 5.6million views and close to 10k comments.
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But whilst the influencer might be convinced it was to do with her looks, people online were of a different opinion.
They reckoned the lack of photos had something to do with her non-existent popularity in the showbiz world.
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One person said: ''this is honestly my first time coming across your account, maybe they just didn’t know who you were.''
Another agreed, writing: ''Or It could be that they just don’t recognize you.
''They’re paid to get pictures people are interested in because they recognize the subjects!''
''That’s a wake up call,'' someone else added.
''i’m sorry this happened girl and you looked gorgeous but the single flash has me dying,'' a fourth felt bad for the young woman.
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