Street interviews are informal conversations conducted with people in public places, often to gather opinions or insights on various topics. These interviews can take place in busy areas like parks, shopping centers, or events, where a diverse range of individuals can be approached. The interviewer typically asks open-ended questions to encourage spontaneous responses. The purpose of street interviews is to capture real-time reactions and perspectives from the general public. They are commonly used in media, research, and social studies to understand trends, attitudes, or behaviors related to current events, social issues, or cultural phenomena, often featuring a mix of local residents and tourists.