Eh, pictures and videos at the pool aren't as taboo as taking pictures and recording videos in a bathroom or something like that. Plenty of people take pictures and video of themselves, their friends, and their family at the pool for family albums, scrapbooks, and personal social media. I'm sure I've unknowingly photobombed someone's family photos at a crowded pool or waterpark many times throughout my life. Similarly, there are strangers in the background of my own pool snapshots. Nobody's ever flown off the handle in any case. To borrow a Woo-ism, it's "frowned upon", but I don't foresee any explosive situations like Adam getting thrown out for babbling to his GoPro. People will just move themselves out of frame of where he's filming.
More likely it'll just be another bore-fest where he splashes around by himself or with some of his weird friends (ok, probably not these specific weird friends) like the dull videos he pinched off during the heart of the pandemic when he couldn't come up with anything else to do with himself.
Are they his rituals, or do you think that they're just evidence that he's creatively bankrupt? What I'm saying is: Do you think he'd say/do these things if he weren't filming?
I think he's just out of ideas and has nothing unique to say because he does the same things over and over again.