Atlanta man films himself confronting shoppers in Walmart to show how many customers do not wear face coverings
- Camo Camille, 26, has been sharing clips exposing Georgia shoppers on TikTok
- He approaches customers telling them he ‘loves their mask’ even though they are not wearing one
- Wallmart and other stores require customers to wear masks when shopping but reportedly do not enforce this policy
Camo Camille, 26, has been sharing the clips exposing Georgia shoppers not wearing masks on TikTok
A man has been calling out Walmart shoppers for not wearing masks properly in a series of viral videos.
Camo Camille shared the clips exposing Georgia shoppers not wearing masks on TikTok.
‘It’s a great day to bust some non-maskers’, the 26-year-old tells the camera at the start of one video from behind his own diamanté face covering.
Camille, from Atlanta, approaches several shoppers sarcastically telling them he ‘loves their masks’ even though they’re not wearing one.
In one clip, he asks a woman where she bought her ‘invisible mask’.
‘Mask goes over the nose babe,’ Camille reminds another shopper whose mask is covering only their mouth.
‘Imagine not caring about anybody else in the store, couldn’t be me,’ he remarks to an unmasked woman, who turns around to look at him.
Camille revealed his technique for filming other shoppers up close:
‘Lately when I go out, I confront non-maskers, I discreetly film them with the phone to my ear like I’m talking to someone and casually just notice them not wearing a mask rather than just straight pulling the camera out all obviously.’
Camille’s videos have gained millions of views on TikTok, with his most popular post gaining more than 5.6million views, according to JamPress.
‘Can’t believe there’s places where masks are an option,’ one user wrote under one of the videos next to an emoji of gritted teeth.
‘Never understood how it’s hard for some people to put a damn piece of cloth on their face. Or how wearing a mask became political,’ another commented.
Walmart has required all shoppers to wear face coverings since July 2020, with the exception of exempt persons.
‘Can’t believe there’s places where masks are an option,’ one TikTok user wrote under one of the videos next to an emoji of gritted teeth
‘Never understood how it’s hard for some people to put a damn piece of cloth on their face. Or how wearing a mask became political,’ another TikTok user commented with an eye rolling emoji
In a statement announcing the move last year, the retail chain said it had also created the role of ‘Health Ambassador’ to remind people of the requirements.
The statement said these members of staff would be stationed near store entrances.
However CNN reported that Walmart and other stores would not enforce their mask bans in a bid to avoid confrontations between angry customers and staff.