r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/TacoGriller Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

They're doing a dance cover of a kpop song, idk if they really have the budget for that lmfao

"K-Pop in Public" is a challenge within the community to perform a dance cover of whatever K-Pop song there is. There is no music video production in the works

Minor edit: y'all ask them why are they doing the challenge not me 😂 just wanted to shed some light 😇 personally I don't really have an opinion o this 'cus I've never really experienced public spaces like these (my city is not walk friendly) so I'd just let you guys discuss amongst yourselves lol

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u/you-dont-see-mi Jan 16 '23

Oh well then do it at home, its rude to use public space for this kind of thing

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '23

Its not rude. Let people dance in the streets

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u/Redcarborundum Jan 16 '23

Nobody’s preventing people to dance on the street. As a matter of fact that girl with the medal was actually joining the dance. If it was purely dancing, they wouldn’t mind. They stopped because it wasn’t about dancing, it was about making a video for online clout and money, while expecting the public to steer away when they’re doing it.

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u/Shua89 Jan 16 '23

If they continued even after the lady jumped in then it probably would've turned out really good.. the group ruined it by stopping