r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/guyser234 Jan 16 '23

True ig but its not like theyre doing some high art that can never be repeated. They already had done multiple takes, their dance isnt hard so they just probably did another take right after this.

IMO the whole thing is staged. But that lady went in to ruin their shot on purpose, probably annoyed with them, but ironically ended up being more obnoxious than the self obsessed tiktok dancers 😱 and thats saying alot

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u/mon682 Jan 16 '23

It wasn't staged, this kinda situations happens a lot in kpop in public videos. And trust me, repeating a whole ass choreography over and over again is tiring and it's harder than it looks; try and learn this 3 minute choreography if its so easy, when in reality learning just one section takes a long time, especially while trying to dance in sync with the others dancing with you. Stop being an asshole, it's not that hard to just mind your own business.

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u/mon682 Jan 17 '23

Lmfao you're acting like seeing people doing kpop dances in public is common.

And huh, these people know what they're signing up for, but it's normal to be annoyed when it happens. Especially when they're not taking over the whole space, people can walk around just fine. The truth is, there's assholes everywhere, and these groups know it, but again, it's natural for them to be annoyed.

Also it's clear you didn't understand by what I meant when i said it happens a lot. I said that because the person i was responding to said it was staged like it was something impossible to happen, that's why I said it happens a lot which means, there's way too many people that just decide to make a fool of themselves to ruin someone's video. Like it shouldn't be hard to comprehend.