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This stuff is old. Like me. LOL. I am an old guy. So I'm going to start rambling about the old days.
These are not genuine accidents. This is commercially produced stuff from the late 90s or early 2000s. I don't think anyone has asserted copyright ownership for many years. The business that produced it no longer exists. This stuff is not that hard to find if you know where to look. But if you are 22 years old, you may not have seen this stuff, and you may not know where to find it.
And in its day, it was kind of groundbreaking. Camera phones were not available in the USA until 2002. The iPhone was introduced in 2007; Android in 2008. The first camera phones were primitive devices that did not have video capability. It was only still photos.
Even for older folks, it is hard to remember that life was different when not everyone was walking around with a high-res internet connected video camera in their pocket.
Real genuine accident videos were rare. Yes, there were digital video cameras, but they were not cheap, they were not connected to the internet, and people who had them did not carry them around everywhere LOL. The earliest consumer-grade digital video cameras were fragile, and they did not fit in your pocket.
In that era, if you could get a model to wet her pants in a public setting, create the illusion that it was an accident, film it with commercial quality, and avoid getting yourself or the girl arrested, that was kind of remarkable. Even today, making this kind of stuff entails some risk.
These two videos are from an East European body of work known as Wet in Public.
In the USA, Bound2Burst and HD Wetting have also done stuff like this. (They are still in business, and their work is protected by copyright.)
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Download link:
https://w-si.link/r0lH0Rt2lfPHJCSBp
These are not genuine accidents. This is commercially produced stuff from the late 90s or early 2000s. I don't think anyone has asserted copyright ownership for many years. The business that produced it no longer exists. This stuff is not that hard to find if you know where to look. But if you are 22 years old, you may not have seen this stuff, and you may not know where to find it.
And in its day, it was kind of groundbreaking. Camera phones were not available in the USA until 2002. The iPhone was introduced in 2007; Android in 2008. The first camera phones were primitive devices that did not have video capability. It was only still photos.
Even for older folks, it is hard to remember that life was different when not everyone was walking around with a high-res internet connected video camera in their pocket.
Real genuine accident videos were rare. Yes, there were digital video cameras, but they were not cheap, they were not connected to the internet, and people who had them did not carry them around everywhere LOL. The earliest consumer-grade digital video cameras were fragile, and they did not fit in your pocket.
In that era, if you could get a model to wet her pants in a public setting, create the illusion that it was an accident, film it with commercial quality, and avoid getting yourself or the girl arrested, that was kind of remarkable. Even today, making this kind of stuff entails some risk.
These two videos are from an East European body of work known as Wet in Public.
In the USA, Bound2Burst and HD Wetting have also done stuff like this. (They are still in business, and their work is protected by copyright.)
no_one_home.png
busstop.png
Download link:
https://w-si.link/r0lH0Rt2lfPHJCSBp