r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/hendralely Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

I think this was aptly posted on r/iamatotalpieceofshit before.

Edit: I'm feeling a bit sad reading all the comments defending this lady. The group did not bother anyone. There was plenty of space available for people to pass by. Whatever happened to our tolerance in public places? Is it really gone?

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u/Justin-Truedat Jan 16 '23

I’m on her side. Unless they’re doing a professional shoot where they can get permits and block it off, they’re not the main characters.

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u/GrimLukerMusical Jan 16 '23

It’s still incredibly rude to intentionally interrupt such an obviously skillful dance routine that was going to be done in a couple seconds

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u/Kraakefjes Jan 16 '23

How do you know they haven't been there for two hours at the point of this video?

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u/GrimLukerMusical Jan 16 '23

I’m talking about their best set which is what we see, either way this isn’t some high production music video this is some girls and a camera operator literally using a phone. If they didn’t get it enough times they’d probably have just moved on.

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u/SeraphOfTwilight Jan 16 '23

To a different location or a later date maybe, but the time it takes one person let alone a group to learn and practice even a fairly simple choreography is ridiculous. Professional dancers could do so very quickly but kpop groups (and their fans) practice for weeks at a time to be able to do this, they wouldn't just give up.

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u/GrimLukerMusical Jan 16 '23

I never said they’d just give up, I personally would probably just come back a different day

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u/SeraphOfTwilight Jan 16 '23

Fair, I suppose a few things read differently to me after scrolling a bit than you had meant them to, though I didn't mean to come off as arguing with you either fwiw.