Young people from all over flock to Hanoi to take photos with...the wall, what's so ho.t that everyone is racing to live a virtual life?

In recent days, on Au Trieu street, Hoan Kiem district - Hanoi, people suddenly started coming to check in against a wall. There are even people who travel thousands of kilometers, from South to North just to "catch the trend". So what's so ho.t about this wall?

Recently, photos of check-in at a wall have appeared on social networks with descriptions like: "Go to Leninn", "Check-in Leninn"... Actually, this is not a very new place. , located on Au Trieu street.

The check-in corner where you often see people lining up for several hours is a graffiti-painted corner with the letter "SW" in orange with a black border, located small and beautiful on an old mossy wall next to the road. Below are a few brown plastic chairs placed right in front of the wall, located on a sidewalk that is only 1 meter close to the busy road with motorists passing by.

On weekends, there are even more young people lining up at the wall location waiting to take photos. There are people who travel 15 - 16km, and even young people from 40km away who come here to take photos with this "hot trend" wall.

According to research, this Graffiti wall has been on this street for a long time, no one understands why and no one knows who was the first to stir up this trend, but overnight, this wall was created. Gen Z is as sought after as a vedette of a show, many young people flock to take photos. Maybe it's because the weather in late fall and early winter is cool and the sun is still beautiful, so the old wall suddenly looks more unusually beautiful.

At first glance, the wall is quite normal like any other graffiti wall in Hanoi. The wall is associated with a skater style clothing brand.

This place started creating a check-in trend on social networks at the en.d of October, when a rap song was widely shared. The song has the line "Get up early in the morning, go to Lenin [...] drink filter coffee" creating a craze among young people.

Graffiti is spray painting or painting (usually letters or images) on walls in neighborhoods, roads, house walls or any other material that adheres to the paint. Graffiti is considered a form of street art, in public places.

According to a Tiktoker with more than 80,000 followers, this person flew from Saigon to Hanoi to catch the trend and spent 3 hours waiting, witnessing many people lining up from 7:00 a.m. without even having their "picture taken". legendary wall". The friend also shared: "There are many people who come here to take pictures standing in the middle of the road, so there are many passing vehicles honking their horns and making terrible noise."

Many young people did not have the patience to wait so they had to take photos dozens of meters away from this wall. According to sharing from a tiktoker, there are many people who come here to take photos but are not conscious. They stand and take pictures for an hour, take pictures over and over again, but they never finish, so they spend a lot of time waiting. There are times when this area becomes chaotic because young people have to wait in line for too long. However, the ho.t locations are still ho.t, people are still lining up, and the parking spaces nearby are still bumper to bumper.

However, a controversial issue has arisen, which is that waiting in line is too crowded, leading to congestion every time there are cars or many vehicles passing by at the same time. Au Trieu Street is a quite small road, so having a lot of people waiting on one side of the road also somewhat affects other vehicles and people moving through here.

It was noted that on last Sunday (November 5, 2023), when there were quite a few young people waiting for their turn to take photos on this road, every time a car passed by, everyone Everyone must slow down to avoid a collision. That leads to slight congestion. Although the young people tried very hard not to fit in, because of the large number of people and motorbikes, they were inevitably affected.

On social networks, in clips shared about this issue, there are also some people living near the Au Trieu area sharing that recently, their travel has been affected due to the large number of people coming here to take photos. image.

Currently, this issue is still being debated on social networks.

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