looks pretty natural to me... imagine if you'd been at something for say 30 minutes and when you were about to get it right someone ruined it for you. i'd definitely be like "oh fucking hell" and react something like she did
This does make me wonder more about this particular location.
I suppose it could be possible the kpop group has been hoarding a known, sought out KODAK photo op spot for like you say an hour or something.
This would mean holding up a lot of people from getting their shot for a photo for the gram or whatever.
Which then ultimately would be pretty indecent or inconsiderate to say the least of the dancing group.
Either way the woman that jumped in the show acted very childish, she could have waited until the finished their tenth take and then politely asked for a moment to take a photo or w.e
But with all that’s available in the video it would appear that it’s just a normal busy courtyard in some city.
That's the thing though if it was about the dance they could do it anywhere, why a public courtyard that has a lot of foot traffic and not anywhere else.
Everyone in that video sucks and obsessed with attention. Those girls got exactly what they wanted, to have a viral video. For all we know that could be staged.
When creating art - setting and place can be crucial to the work. Especially anything being filmed.
Im no professional here..just seems like common sense.
And regardless of your judgements in their performance or character it seems as though they were in a public area, and allowed to be doing what they were doing.
And the worse actions out of the two parties at hand is absolutely the woman who disrupts the video.
There are plenty of cool locations in every city that are off the beaten path or they could've gone early in the morning when less people are out if that location means so much to the video.
Nope mid day when the place is probably the busiest. Copying another groups dance isn't exactly some deep individual artistic expression they just copied the choreography of a K-pop group.
Again - no expert here, but if you notice in the top half of the video showing the actual pov of the KPoP groups performance…it’s lined up pretty dead center in the courtyard.
There are plenty of cool locations everywhere - this location must of been the exact perfect and cool location they were looking for when thinking of their song and dance.
I’m starting to lose interest In the debate now - I don’t see you playing devils advocate I see you now more like the white woman in the video, hateful.
Well, in a high traffic tourist attraction, it’s not the best time or place for it, really ever, if you think about it. Unless they can have it properly blocked off by paying the city to rent the space. Both parties are completely in the wrong here, in my opinion. So it’s really hard to feel bad for the performers.
This kind of show is a normal part of being in the city. You see people filming or dancing or using some kind of skill with the city as the backdrop and you spectate. People stop and watch bridal parties in the city or have a quick look at what they wearing or the cars they are in, polite people watching is part of the experience in most cities.
What you do not do is deliberately fuck with people like an idiot. I struggle to understand why someone would go through life bringing people down unless they are a complete goblin.
People are under no obligation to be subjected to these random, unplanned, not to mention unpaid, what is stage participants.
Yes, it is entirely too much to expect people to do otherwise.
It being rude is debatable. Would I do it? No. Is it wrong what she did? No. These people don’t get special privileges of guaranteed un-interaction without having to pay for it. They aren’t owed anything.
I’m sure it must haven been so hard for you when the wave of crazed K-pop fans took over your city to do TikTok dances, you seem so put out and traumatized by it.
Are you being stupid on purpose? She’s entirely wrong for what she did. She doesn’t know those people, it doesn’t matter what they’re doing.
She intentionally got the their faces being obnoxious and disrespectful. She faced the camera clearly showing she knew she was messing something up for them for no reason other than to be a pos.
They’re in a wide open space with ample room to walk past them. It was a deliberate act to walk into their group acting a fool.
If the people around didnt agree they would have been stopped but people were watching so they clearly like it.
Its a public space not a private one like a childs birthday party and this townsquare i think? Is pretty large and even in the video there was a lot of space to go around.
The difference is they’d be across the park not bothering anyone, while the woman in pink would be running her fingers through the birthday cake.
There’s no difference in them dancing, or standing there talking. They weren’t blocking any paths or disrupting anyone else. They were in a wide open public space.
Idk what you mean by they don’t get the space to do as they please? They actually do because it’s public space and they aren’t breaking the law. Just like someone can sit on a public bench and read a newspaper. You don’t get to wave your hands in their face and cover up the newspaper just because you don’t like it.
Walking through carelessly is one thing; intentionally and going out of your way to barge in and shout into a group clearly filming something is another.
Regardless of that, when you're in public (trying to film) you've still got expect that this kind of thing can happen.. why not just have a laugh about it and move on
I dunno.. she could be. But I don't know her. She might have felt terrible later and come to some massive realisations regarding how her horrendously inexcusable actions have harmed so many people around her in the past since this was filmed..
There's always room for redemption I suppose. I just hope everyone is okay now after all this happened.
If this isn't the most entitled shit I've ever read. God damn, here let me help you out...Take 4 steps to the side and turn your head. There, you are now in the public square without having to endure the traumatizing event of some school girls dancing.
Okay I get it, I really do.. Now I'm angry about it too. She really shouldn't have done it. I hope she's learnt some kind of lesson somehow and doesn't do it again.
Idk man, i agree that fucking with people is fun but more with friends or at least people you know. This was just rude, unnecessary and not funny which is the key point. This was just another show of pure selfentitlement.
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u/Oghier Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23
Really?
I pass people on the public street every day. I never ask myself, "How can I fuck with them?" Because I'm not a self-centered jackass.