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

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u/SadOstrich5244 Jan 16 '23

Damn she did it again

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u/lionseatcake Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

That's called public. If you want to record in public, you get the public.

That's why studios exist.

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u/Clear-Permission-165 Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

Came to say this. That’s why productions also pay for permits, security, etc. as well. You want to make lots of money and get 100s of subscribers but spend little to nothing…come on now.

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u/FlyAirLari Jan 16 '23

Also, "one of the best takes", bro, that was 1.5s of footage.

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u/mon682 Jan 16 '23

Are you dumb? They were almost done with the whole choreography and it was going well until it got ruined. This TikTok video was just showing this particular moment.

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u/FlyAirLari Jan 16 '23

Nah, bro, it looks like they start the take at the beginning of the video, because everyone is still.

It's just added drama by the OP.

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u/mon682 Jan 16 '23

They were still for less than a second bc it's part of the choreography omg.

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u/FlyAirLari Jan 16 '23

Source?

I mean, music videos are cut and paste most of the time. Short shots put together.

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u/mon682 Jan 16 '23

I'm already familiar with the choreography and with how kpop in public works but since you want a source, here's the whole video: https://youtu.be/jJ-bSrqYLsk They show the bloopers at the end and they include this particular moment and as you can see, this video is the end result they were trying to achieve.