Stop making stupid people famous.

I don't have any issue with her cleaning things if thats what floats her boat. However, I do think she shouldn't be cleaning McDonalds and other fast food places. Those are private businesses not public spaces. If she really wanted to help people there are other places she could clean that would actually appreciate it. This is just attention seeking. Also, McDonalds should be ashamed if that was actually the state of the restrooms and it wasn't staged.

Why the f**k is she not wearing any mother f**ing GLOVES man??????????????????????

1. She is damaging these headstones by using chemicals and wire brushes. 2. She should be asking for permission 3. Ummm, that doesn't exactly look like a very practical "grave cleaning outfit". What people do for clicks...

I've seen this video a few times. She even makes the shovel appear like it was moving on it's own. People in the comments were trying to look for apparitions, claiming they saw one. The grave is not very old. She did no research at all about the deceased person. She seems to have copied another grave cleaner I've seen, who does it much more respectfully and doesn't even show herself on camera, does the research and tells you about the deceased person's life, as much as she could find out. This girl...I don't know, she comes across more influencer than genuinely caring about cleaning graves. Also, how the heck is she in a shrubby area and not getting attacked by mosquitoes? I really hate her bathroom cleaning videos. No one was kicking her out nor was she going to get sued. She was just taking too long and not using the washroom for the customer's intended purpose, so that other people couldn't use it.

It's not exactly what she's doing, it's how she's doing it. Not only does she not have permission, she could be using harmful chemicals, she'd doing it for her own publicity. She's an "influencer" and she wants views and clicks. Sort of gross.

I have divided thoughts about this; all of the above, basically. But, if it encourages other people to clean up stuff (without recording their activities) then this would be a good thing.

I mean, you can see the swirl pattern on the heart where she smeared the dirt. She defaced a grave, then altered it without permission. I'm pretty sure that's self-documenting a crime

Graves are for the living not the dead. No one who died can actually care.

No problem at all with people cleaning things that need cleaning (I secretly clean public loos after using them sometimes as a nice surprise for the next person and I clear up litter and dog mess outside my house). Huge concerns about someone filming themselves doing it, adding random asides for laughs and publishing online for attention. Seriously, this would interest a psychiatrist.

Just an attention seeker

That dirt was all incredibly loose and smeared. This woman staged this by first desecrating the grave, then cleaning it (referring to the grave shown in the pictures and described in the story, not the grave in the video) As for her voice, this is how most of us would sound on a radio spot without first being taught how to exaggerate our vocal infections. She just isn't trained in recorded voicework.

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I Would tell her since she cleaned it, then she has to keep doing it, To keep it at that same state with up keeping {we know its ruined its gonna be much much harder with upkeeping now, even costing more money}, and if she doe not, Then she has to pay for ALL of it, and A brand new stone, The fact its been over 25 years and my grand mother had 10 kids with full large families and STILL HAS NO HEADSTONE, This just pisses me off, like what if she did it to the tiny lil face plate she has!