Under the video, Meloni writes: “Looking at this video, I feel disgust towards these people who lack politeness and respect. Do they think they are in a zoo filming exotic animals? Are they really unable to show at least a shred of decency?” And the comments were not without opinions. Most agree with Meloni and believe that such behavior is unacceptable. Here’s a look at the most striking opinions: “Just awful. Even seeing that a guard is standing there politely refusing everyone, they still push in. And as for those filming, no comments. Idiots.” “It's a nightmare what I just saw. It hurts so much. And what will these people do with a photo of the back of her head? Post it in an IG story for their three followers to show off? And who is even interested in that?! In our time, you can find a high-quality photo of your idol online, print it on a T-shirt, a mug, or even wallpaper and look at it all day. Why the hell do they need to impose themselves on people, no matter how? I am also terribly ashamed for them.” “In a word — shame for others.” “And then they wonder why many well-known public figures choose private jets and other uneconomical and unreasonably expensive solutions for everyday things. Because society is just an ill-mannered pack of beasts that thinks that if they once saw you in a newspaper or on TV, you are ‘property’ of society and must open up to any idiot who wants ‘a part of you.’” “Shoving these phones in people’s faces thinking they are filming sensational videos is something exceptionally disgusting.” “Brain dead. Ugh.” Or maybe this is a manifestation of love? The singer received a lot of attention yesterday, July 24, while at the Dzintari concert hall, where the international music festival ‘Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala’ was opened.