meanwhile winona ryder :

@ryderlvr I truly do not understand what kind of person goes to such great lengths to invade someone else’s privacy. there are a bunch of ghouls, feeding off other people‘s fame. On the other hand, I’m rather impressed that Winona Ryder knows parkour.

@ryderlvr

@ryderlvr it’s weird seeing all the wheelers being in these types of promo videos

@ryderlvr This is from wayyyy back in 2009! It was supposedly Taylor Momsen, but obviously a stunt person for what was rumoured to be a Nike Ad. It was never confirmed by Nike, but brands were often trying to go viral.

@ryderlvr where's Winona???

@ryderlvr LMAOO

@ryderlvr

@ryderlvr SILLY GOOSE BEHAVIOR GONE VIRAL🤭😮‍💨

IM NOT 🤭

@ryderlvr KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK SHUT UP

@ryderlvr AKKAKAKKAKKAKAKKAKAKKAKAKKAKAKAKKAKAKAKKAA OH MY GOD,GURL

@ryderlvr This isn’t just a hit, it’s a whole movement

@ryderlvr this is 🕷 🕸 🕷 spider men

@ryderlvr Serving, slaying, and staying iconic , only from Hawkins

@ryderlvr i-

@ryderlvr WHY DID THIS MAKE ME LAUGH SO MUCH

@ryderlvr She’s Rude

@ryderlvr Winona Ruder

@ryderlvr 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@ryderlvr i hate her

@ryderlvr How do you keep making hit after hit like it’s nothing?

The video appears to be genuine low-resolution footage of a chaotic crowd scene, possibly from a real-life event like a sale rush or panic in a parking structure— no obvious AI artifacts like inconsistent lighting or unnatural movements. It doesn't feature Winona Ryder prominently, suggesting it's used symbolically in the post to contrast with Stranger Things hype. Real crowd videos like this circulate often without deepfake elements.