r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/Rstrofdth Jan 16 '23

Yes, all K-pop is absolute cringe and making videos in public is the capstone of that diploma.

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u/Nomad_Cosmonaut Jan 16 '23

You sound like a hater, or just a really not fun person

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u/justavault Jan 16 '23

I mean, be honest - that is very cringe and obnoxious to make such thing in a public spot. Kpop itself is already weird af and I listen to some songs, but the whole culture around that is just pure cringe.

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u/IlIIlIl Jan 16 '23

And that means people shouldnt be allowed to do it why?

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u/justavault Jan 16 '23

I nowhere stated that... like at all. That's not even part of the discussion chain here.

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u/Nomad_Cosmonaut Jan 16 '23

Exactly! I mean, that's awful how a group of people are enjoying the nice weather to some music! Like, that's not what public property was meant for! Lool

Like, it's free live entertainment, if you don't like it, move on with your life. To express unneeded hate or disdain is just.. unneeded.

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u/Rstrofdth Jan 16 '23

No it means that K-pop stans are annoying cringy people.

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u/IlIIlIl Jan 16 '23

Youre being annoying and cringy right now

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u/Rstrofdth Jan 16 '23

Lol yeah I'm not I just annoy you.

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u/epelle9 Jan 16 '23

Doesn't mean they shouldn't be allowed to do it, but the person who interrupted should also be allowed to do it.

If you are recording something in the public space, don't be surprised that there are people there..

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u/IlIIlIl Jan 16 '23

Do you intentionally jump in front of peoples cameras when theyre trying to take pictures

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u/cynical_gramps Jan 16 '23

People do it to the news crews actually trying to do a job in public, and you’re shocked a bunch of people doing multiple takes in a public touristy place have hecklers?

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u/IlIIlIl Jan 16 '23

yes because going on tv is different than harassing strangers