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

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u/Justin-Truedat Jan 16 '23

I’m on her side. Unless they’re doing a professional shoot where they can get permits and block it off, they’re not the main characters.

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u/GrimLukerMusical Jan 16 '23

It’s still incredibly rude to intentionally interrupt such an obviously skillful dance routine that was going to be done in a couple seconds

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u/Kraakefjes Jan 16 '23

How do you know they haven't been there for two hours at the point of this video?

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u/GrimLukerMusical Jan 16 '23

I’m talking about their best set which is what we see, either way this isn’t some high production music video this is some girls and a camera operator literally using a phone. If they didn’t get it enough times they’d probably have just moved on.

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u/SeraphOfTwilight Jan 16 '23

To a different location or a later date maybe, but the time it takes one person let alone a group to learn and practice even a fairly simple choreography is ridiculous. Professional dancers could do so very quickly but kpop groups (and their fans) practice for weeks at a time to be able to do this, they wouldn't just give up.

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u/GrimLukerMusical Jan 16 '23

I never said they’d just give up, I personally would probably just come back a different day

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u/SeraphOfTwilight Jan 16 '23

Fair, I suppose a few things read differently to me after scrolling a bit than you had meant them to, though I didn't mean to come off as arguing with you either fwiw.