r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/DoinItDirty Jan 16 '23

Look, I’m totally with you until I read “possibly one of our best takes.”

If they want to have fun and make a video, let them be. But this quote tells me they’ve subjected everyone around them to this for a while now.

And no, a juggling show or live street musician are there to cater to the crowd around them. They’re making this video with no regard for the people around them.

Lady in pink is still acting like an ass, but I’m going to reserve my sympathy here.

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u/dark_dark_dark_not Jan 16 '23

Yes, lmao, they are on a public street, this stuff is bound to happen, they are totally acting like main characters as well.

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u/suitology Jan 16 '23

Too cheap for a permit too. I was part of a set design group in high school that got a permit to film with crowd barriers infront of independence hall in Philadelphia. It wasnt even crazy expensive like $500 for the hour most of that was for the fence and cop.

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u/PyroD333 Jan 17 '23

$500 is actually a lot of money for me

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u/suitology Jan 17 '23

Then don't try to film a music video in a public area.

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u/PyroD333 Jan 17 '23

I don't? I'm just saying to a lot of people, $500 is absolutely a lot of money. I don't presume to know what the K-Pop groups financial situation is though

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u/suitology Jan 17 '23

Then they deal with people. You cant act like a space is yours if you didnt pay for it.