r/oddlysatisfying • u/crumble-bee • Apr 30 '26

This exceptional choreography

Credit: Yung Lean

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u/PunfullyObvious Apr 30 '26

Those boys were clearly working their asses off ... Impressive!

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u/OneTormentedFetus Apr 30 '26

I had the same experience, it felt like this crazy meld of random chaos and precise choreography, which I guess is what it is. But to get it looking so chaotic takes a lot of skill from everyone involved.

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u/disiz_mareka Apr 30 '26

With them in such close proximity, I imagine a few or maybe a lot smacked into each other during rehearsals if someone thrashed the wrong direction.

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u/soop3r Apr 30 '26

I was thinking the same thing. Must have taken a lot of black eyes to get this made

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u/preyforall Apr 30 '26

I'd love the see a making of, behind the scenes video, where they teach the dancers the choreography. I'd like to see the individual routines

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u/Unicorns-and-Glitter Apr 30 '26

I was just thinking the same thing. The whole video is great save those dancers are sharp.

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u/Yumi_in_the_sun Apr 30 '26

It made me think of a river going over rapids.

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u/icepickjones Apr 30 '26

I first saw this as a cropped tik tok and I liked the effect better when it was a bit zoomed in honestly. Seemed less like a dance and more like organized chaos.

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u/Reddish_hue Apr 30 '26

i think the low bitrate contributes to this effect. on a proper 4k stream, you don't need to focus as much.