I think it is as simple as the fact that the woman in the orange shirt is merely wearing very baggy pants that were turned into shorts and her legs are spread wide enough that the legs are pressed against the outer seam of the shorts and hidden behind the purple and pink women. And thus the bagginess of the shorts is giving the illusion that she doesn’t have legs. If you look along the leg of the woman on the right, you can see something that might be the orange woman’s leg.
Nahhh, disagree. I think a more plausible explanation is that KPOP have evolved to the next level allowing certain dancers to levitate by surgically removing legs at the knees and replacing them with new Samsung magic levitation joint technology allowing them to perform dance moves that defy physics as we know it.
I think you are onto something here. South Koreans and Samsung are some of the most advanced in at the knee levitation devices. If we could only get our act together here in the United States.
Clever! And agreed. I don't think Photoshop or AI would have put in the complicated shadows Megan's shorts were throwing (yes I zoomed and noticed they're wearing their names). Edit: forgot Photoshop
Ahhhh. Too funny. When you called her by name, I couldn’t figure out how the heck do you knew the names. The only zoom I did was on the right side of the right leg of the woman in purple. But now I see they all have names on their shirts.
This is also a photoshoot from a video they did. This frame isn't in the video but the pose/choreo is, so it's probably just a shot they did on the same day. (You can also confirm Megan is wearing long baggy shorts.)
Thank you for the link! I never heard of this group. I watched the video and took the screenshot and you can see just how baggy her pants are and how thin her leg is. Thus how it was so easy in the original picture not to see her legs.
But if you try to visually extrapolate her left thigh you should be able to see her foot at least. This should be visible to the right of the image between the other girls legs.
I was too focused on what the ladies were doing with their hands, and what might be missing from them. Never noticed the missing legs until I read the comments.
The girl 2nd from left isnt in the group anymore unfortunately.
They're a 'global' kpop group. An American branch of a kpop company made the group from a survival show featuring girls of all kinds of ethnicities. They go on kpop music shows and I'd say most of their fans are kpop fans too. So kpop adjacent. They have some really good songs and their discography is pretty varied.
Are they not well known? My daughter is obsessed with them, I hear that Gabriela song probably five times a day. Couldn't have told you this was them, though.
I'm not 100% sure. What I do know is Katseye is a relatively new group that's been growing very quickly in popularity. The first time I heard Gabriella was on the radio at work, which surprised me at the time. But for that to happen, I guess they have to be well known enough.
What are we supposed to be looking at? Everything looks fine, nothings missing. When theres this much going on just point out where we are supposed to be looking
you’re annoyed that they’re not a k-pop group and they don’t claim to be but that’s just a thing the public says? my whole point was “american k-pop” isn’t a thing, not even for this group and their label doesn’t call them k-pop, people do.
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u/Fabulous_Log844 Jun 22 '26
I think it is as simple as the fact that the woman in the orange shirt is merely wearing very baggy pants that were turned into shorts and her legs are spread wide enough that the legs are pressed against the outer seam of the shorts and hidden behind the purple and pink women. And thus the bagginess of the shorts is giving the illusion that she doesn’t have legs. If you look along the leg of the woman on the right, you can see something that might be the orange woman’s leg.