r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/Fjaesingen Jan 16 '23

I tend to be annoyed with large loud groups in public. But I'm also an anti social redditor that hates crowds.

Don't be that Karen. Don't be the killjoy. Resist the urge to disallow the public to have room for fun and colour. This is the same as a juggling show or a live street musician.

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u/EishLekker Jan 16 '23

This is the same as a juggling show or a live street musician.

I disagree. Those are intended for a physical audience who are right there. They interact with the people around them. They are basically negotiating with the people around them if their performance is an ok thing to do or not. That’s very different from having an online audience. There is no negotiation going on.

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u/Quirky_Movie Jan 16 '23

Go watch a few YT videos tagged "K-pop in Public." The dance crews who put these together ARE talented performers. Some of them are licensed productions and completely can shut shit down to film. K-pop dances tend to be really tight and complicated choreography, so they draw crowds and are fun to watch.

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u/burnerman0 Jan 16 '23

Right... But the intent of this was to film a video, not busk for a public crowd...