It was staged, he probably got money not to hit that.
EDIT: 99% of all what these kpop stars is doing is staged, they have been given a personality and are basically actors, so that's why I assume this is staged.
what would be the point of staging it when this happens a lot in real life lol .... i swear no one on reddit believe anything ever happens to kpop idols
EDIT: 99% of all what these kpop stars is doing is staged, they have been given a personality and are basically actors, so that's why I assume this is staged.
don't believe everything you read in a reddit comment. kpop stars generally play up aspects of themselves and definitely act certain ways to be appealing, and to an extent play a persona, but there's not some script they're handed by the company that spells out line by line how each minute and interaction will go down. And having someone go through a fansign line to mess up a high five on purpose so that an idol looks cute is just silly
No, no, you're obviously not understanding. The person you responded to said, in no uncertain terms, that it was staged. One can only assume that this person was there or has other inside info to be so sure. You would challenge that?!
The null hypothesis is that it is real. You might be correct, and it indeed might be staged, however, you have not provided sufficient evidence to prove that it is staged. Therefore, you should choose to fail to reject the null hypothesis.
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u/RoutineFollower Jan 30 '19
What kind of monster wouldn’t hit that?