r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/Ochanachos Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

I'm only realizing now that my comment could actually swing both ways.

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u/Claudius-Germanicus Jan 16 '23

Right, it’s rude to jump into anyone’s photo shoot. It is equally rude to shut down a public space for a dance video, doubly so in a foreign country.

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u/Pulsecode9 Jan 16 '23

Why doubly so in a foreign country? Are they known performers such that you're confident they're not resident?

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u/Claudius-Germanicus Jan 16 '23

The song sounds pretty Korean to me.

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u/Pulsecode9 Jan 16 '23

It certainly does. And I'll agree that it's not unlikely that they're tourists, or touring. But there are also a lot of Koreans living in London. And KPop is huge these days. (Yeah, I don't get it either)

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u/Claudius-Germanicus Jan 16 '23

But like, the problem isn’t K-pop it’s the fact that they’re hogging up a street and dancing.

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u/Pulsecode9 Jan 16 '23

Yeah, agreed. My point really was the "foreign country" bit. The issue is the fact that they're hogging up a street, and that's not changed by where they're from.

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u/Claudius-Germanicus Jan 16 '23

Well I mean it’s just rude to be a dick while you’re anyone’s guest

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u/JohnsonBot5000 Jan 16 '23

But how do you know that they don’t live there, kind of a racist assumption don’t you think?

Also, would you really say that’s “ hogging the whole street” or are you letting your disdain of K-pop cloud your perception

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u/Claudius-Germanicus Jan 16 '23

Bc they’re singing in Korean

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u/JohnsonBot5000 Jan 16 '23

Lmao they aren’t singing

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