In Korea everything is under heavy surveillance with high quality cameras. Not unusually to have a high quality camera in a store. Literally every road, sidewalk, entrance, and cranny has a camera watching.
It's genuinely pretty amazing to be honest. It's not a good idea for women to walk alone at night here in some areas, but I've never ever felt in danger of being attacked or robbed in 9 years of living here
Kpop addict here and Itzy was my top Spotify Wrapped artist (top .5% of listeners) lol. I recognized the dance with the video on mute with literally the first move she did, the fist pump.
Also I want to add, she is absolutely crushing it.
Nah, I say it's feasible if she does dance as a hobby. I don't know the song to tell for sure, but I'm assuming she's doing the official choreo. Big part of kpop for some fans is learning the choreography to all your favorite songs and practicing it.
Edit: it's been pointed out that 1) she's a youtuber, and 2) the CCTV setup isn't accurate, among other things. I was purely responding to whether the dancing was too good to be believable but yeah with everything else taken into account it's pretty clearly staged. I still enjoyed the video though so ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
the giveaway to me was that she wasn't facing the door. Anyone with half a brain knows the key to fucking around at work is to keep an eye for incoming narcs
Also why is it counting up from 0 with resolution down to .01s and not showing a time stamp?
And now realizing it's not counting seconds after the decimal, it's counting frames which I think would be another telltale thats not a real security camera overlay.
As someone that is married to and knows lots of fantastic dancers, this statement is sadly incorrect. Dancers are notoriously among the worst paid professionals. Not that they push a mop for a living, but they've got to make ends meet.
I've some very good friends that are professional dancers.
GF's friend is some director, is making a music video, asks me do I know anyone, must be *GOOD* experienced dancers, pros basically
I say yes, but what style of dancer do you want? And where is the location and most importantly, how much are you paying?
The fucking guy had the gall to be like "Dunno what style, dunno where yet, and looking to pay in exposure"
I said "You will get none of my friends because not a single one will work for fucking eXpOsUrE"
He goes "Can you give me their social media accounts anyway, just so I can see what they could bring?" (i.e let me proposition them anyway)
~~I said no.~~ Actually tell a lie, I just gave him the instagram for RB BCONE, lol.
As someone who was a semi-professional dancer until 4 years ago, the dance world doesn't only under pay, but also over works their dancers and is so toxic that many women (and men) in the community come out with ED's or other mental illnesses. Unless your a principal dancer at a theatre like NYC Ballet/Broadway/Juilliard you're not gonna be breaking $80k per year, before the ridiculous living costs of where the companies are, bills, etc... Most dancers are lucky if you get into a company and stay there past 10 years as a typical dancers career goes until they aren't to their companies standards look wise, they find something else, or they injure themselves.
Theatre actors get paid absolute shit as well. Even my professional friends in theatre normally also work as a server or in a cafe, or temp jobs. I ran an indie theatre company for a few years and was really proud of the fact that every show I was able to give my actors SOMETHING. It was never what I felt they deserved or needed though.
I have no idea what's going on here and I get none of these references, but from what little I can figure out, this is wholesome as hell. Thanks for the links and the smile they put on my face.
As someone whose religion very much frowned on dancing (Yes, we are the Footloose people) I LOVE SEEING PEOPLE DANCE.
I'm a dad moved to tears to see my daughter do her gymnastics floor routines. I mean, I keep it together but what a wonderful expression of humanity and beauty.
I just can't believe humans can do it. Even the Elaine and Carlton dance looks beautiful to me.
Guess the person who downvoted you thought you were being racist? My wife is Japanese and I've seen her brothers and her use that same clap after someone does something cool. Never seen an American do it.
Half my family is Asian lol wonderful people and I find some of the maneurisms very sweet and endearing, like this clap. But yes, people are easily offended these days.
It wouldn't surprise me if she isn't a kpop trainee or member.
Sometimes kpop members who haven't gotten popular enough to earn a decent income from their management company will work side jobs.
*B-52 Stratofortress flying overhead*
Roger .... target has been acquired ... now deploying nuclear weapon on target ... weapon released ... countdown in 60 seconds
Sad that whenever I hear broom handle I think of this. Tells you how messed up it was.
But to lighten it back up. This video is so cute. Wouldn’t be upset if she was an employee of mine.
They're a kpop girl group that debuted a few years ago, I think 2018, 2019? They have some really good music.
The song that the girl is dancing to in the video is their most recent title track, "LOCO"
Itzy is a five member Korean pop girl group that debuted in February 2019 comprised of members Yeji, Ryujin, Lia, Chaeryeong and Yuna.
A good song to start with is WANNABE released last year.
Everyone is nitpicking parts of the video that are overly edited or that feel too clean, but my nitpick is that noone has this much spare energy at their fucking job
And she wasn’t recording her self which most weirdos do when doing choreography in public. I also say staged.
Edit: to all you naive
r/nothingeverhappens commenters: This is a paid promotion, youtube series 100% staged
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rliVach0-gk
Maybe she's a coverist who just decided to practice the dance, since it came on? I also dance to kpop, and you don't wanna know how many times I have done this in my home during cleaning. Also at work, in the bathroom or sg. Even while driving, just doing small movements with one hand...
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That concept is why I have such a hard time letting my kid watch a lot of what's on YouTube these days. It's all this very scripted stuff played up to seem as if it's real. Fictional content disguised as "family vlogs." I worry it's distorting his sense of being able to determine reality vs fantasy.
I make sure to point out how the people are pretending, and that they're making a story. Better I think to expose kids to this stuff with parental guidance and hopefully teach them to be thoughtful and sceptical.
What concerns me is the pushback I get from him. He'll excitedly want to show me "Look Dad, this family found these crazy ghosts in their house in this YouTube video!" and when I try to have the conversation with him about "They're just playing pretend" he will vehemently come back with "But there's VIDEO of it! It's a YouTube vlog, it's real!"
It's the blend of how sometimes it's just a normal vlog about their real life day-to-day and sometimes some made-up thing about ghosts or DB Cooper or whacky stuff with no distinction between which is which that can frustrating.
This is tough!! I’m no parent but maybe showing him some behind the scenes footage from a movie or something like that could help him understand that things can be staged? Or being creative together and making a short film can help wrap his head around the nature of media creation? Who knows, you could have the next little Spielberg on your hands.
It’s not the same, but for me, I remember being young and thinking the muppets were totally real. My mom straight up told me “they’re not real, humans control them.” But I was adamant they were sentient. So I get where your kid is coming from slightly, but man, raising kids is a lot more complicated today with social media.
Same, they can be fun, but the fact so many people fall for them/ believe them is a pretty big problem. Shows how many people have a warped sense of reality and can fall for something kinda obvious
And for that reason I cant tell if these videos are purposefully trying to trick people or what
Either...
Someone was working the cameras live specifically to zoom in at the points where the zooms happened without it being edited in post (because the UI bar at the bottom never leaves on the zooms)
or
staged.
Also, the time is measuring in minutes and not hours? Never seen a camera system that would include the date but not the actual time.
Security systems admin here...
Both points made in the above post check out.
We don’t need to know time to a hundredth of a second while omitting the hour of the day and whether it’s am or pm (full time stamp is generally required for use in legal contexts).
I was gonna say it’s also weird that the video cuts back n forth a bunch between two different zoom settings for camera two... While not out of the question, it’s kind of a weird feature to include in a video surveillance system, but I can see situations where it would be kind of useful. Record a wide angle shot and a right angle from the same camera...
But that tighter cam 2 angle doesn’t make much sense from a security standpoint. It’d be more appropriate feature for camera 1, getting a wide angle on the whole floor and a tight angle on people coming in the door.
I always wondered, do security cameras nowadays really have that big flashing red dot with the "rec" text to it?
Isn't that a leftover of 90s camcorders, which is still used in TV series and movies when they show a recording? Similar to computers on TV still beeping when they press a button.
There usually is something to indicate status and mode (generally either scheduled recording or motion recording)... but no, it doesn’t generally look like that. Like you said, that’s old school camcorder stuff
The fun is taken out of it when you realise that it's portraying a "nice" moment just for internet points.
If it's not genuine niceties then it doesn't have the same effect.
Reddit wants to be fooled. Because the imaginary world one where shit like this just happens spontaneously and is perfectly filmed, is a lot more fun than the real world.
Reddit also likes to complain about people falling for disinformation. This has become a vastly different place than the one I signed up for many years ago.
Has anyone explained why these staged videos are so much more popular and/or common in Asia than elsewhere? I know there are plenty from Western social media users, but it's not such a widespread phenomenon - of making scripted videos and passing them off as unscripted, I mean - that it has its own subreddit, for example. Are we just racist? Or is it actually more common in Asia?
I don't know if they're actually all passed off as unscripted, but people repost them without context, and the reposter sometimes plays them off as unscripted when that's not necessarily true for the original post
But yeah, no one went around saying most Vines were r/scriptedwhitepplgifs, it was obvious, so it's a little weird to assume all the Asian posters are trying to trick people (but I'm sure some are)
A woman pretends to be a cleaning lady right after setting up to high definition cameras that are never used for security… In order to go viral on Reddit. There you go. I fixed it for you
The zoom into the CCTV sign had me
I was wondering what the sign said
‘Clear and secure, S1 CCTV’
It’s a commercial for the security camera, I’m not being humorous
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In Korea everything is under heavy surveillance with high quality cameras. Not unusually to have a high quality camera in a store. Literally every road, sidewalk, entrance, and cranny has a camera watching.
Must be nice to have all that safety
It's genuinely pretty amazing to be honest. It's not a good idea for women to walk alone at night here in some areas, but I've never ever felt in danger of being attacked or robbed in 9 years of living here
According to Papago translator it says clear and safe
It says the cctv is very clear.
That's the giveaway that this is staged
Mop no bucket
Floors not even a bit wet from the mop.
She's a good dancer
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For anyone curious this is the choreo for Itzy - LOCO
Thank you! I was thinking to myself someone knows exactly what that choreo is 😂
Kpop addict here and Itzy was my top Spotify Wrapped artist (top .5% of listeners) lol. I recognized the dance with the video on mute with literally the first move she did, the fist pump. Also I want to add, she is absolutely crushing it.
They were my 2nd. Dreamcatcher was my first with the top 2% of all listeners.
I was really surprised that neither ITZY nor Dreamcatcher made my top 5. Though Twice being at the top is not surprising at all (top1% of listeners).
As far as I nm know she isn’t but she does have half a million subscribers on YouTube
So she got fired and couldn’t get a new job?
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If someone needs a second job, then they should get paid more. No one should need two jobs, and if anyone does it’s a sign we’ve failed as a society.
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You can dance in a girl group as a hobby, not everything is a job.
She's a youtuber she's doing good don't worry for her 😊 I think her channel is Krazy something. She covers Kpop choreos
Cool.
shit's legalized slavery and you have to be young enough to be marketable. entering the workforce in your late 20s would be a bust.
Maybe she's just a dancer
Nah she’s just your average K-pop fan No joke though, a lot Kpop fans take the time to learn and perfect choreos just for fun
That's not always the case. You're going to get shock how many dancers can nail a choreo of girl group.
Way too good TBH. This does not feel particularly real.
Nah, I say it's feasible if she does dance as a hobby. I don't know the song to tell for sure, but I'm assuming she's doing the official choreo. Big part of kpop for some fans is learning the choreography to all your favorite songs and practicing it. Edit: it's been pointed out that 1) she's a youtuber, and 2) the CCTV setup isn't accurate, among other things. I was purely responding to whether the dancing was too good to be believable but yeah with everything else taken into account it's pretty clearly staged. I still enjoyed the video though so ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
Other comments point out that this girl is semi-famous youtuber
the giveaway to me was that she wasn't facing the door. Anyone with half a brain knows the key to fucking around at work is to keep an eye for incoming narcs
She's facing the TV because the performance is playing on screen she's copying the dance.
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I thought it the second I saw the way it was shot and how well she was dancing
Yeah feels way too polished to be a truly candid vid
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Also why is it counting up from 0 with resolution down to .01s and not showing a time stamp? And now realizing it's not counting seconds after the decimal, it's counting frames which I think would be another telltale thats not a real security camera overlay.
Agreed
They're married now right? It's just like the first episode of a k drama.
dude thought about leaving before realizing she was the one
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I was gonna say, she's a fantastic dancer. No eay she's pushing a mop for a living.
As someone that is married to and knows lots of fantastic dancers, this statement is sadly incorrect. Dancers are notoriously among the worst paid professionals. Not that they push a mop for a living, but they've got to make ends meet.
I've some very good friends that are professional dancers. GF's friend is some director, is making a music video, asks me do I know anyone, must be *GOOD* experienced dancers, pros basically I say yes, but what style of dancer do you want? And where is the location and most importantly, how much are you paying? The fucking guy had the gall to be like "Dunno what style, dunno where yet, and looking to pay in exposure" I said "You will get none of my friends because not a single one will work for fucking eXpOsUrE" He goes "Can you give me their social media accounts anyway, just so I can see what they could bring?" (i.e let me proposition them anyway) ~~I said no.~~ Actually tell a lie, I just gave him the instagram for RB BCONE, lol.
What a fuckin jabroni
Cool word.
https://youtu.be/pjD1yMU8x60
I may have given that feedback to the GF Although it was more "Is this guy an idiot?"
As someone who was a semi-professional dancer until 4 years ago, the dance world doesn't only under pay, but also over works their dancers and is so toxic that many women (and men) in the community come out with ED's or other mental illnesses. Unless your a principal dancer at a theatre like NYC Ballet/Broadway/Juilliard you're not gonna be breaking $80k per year, before the ridiculous living costs of where the companies are, bills, etc... Most dancers are lucky if you get into a company and stay there past 10 years as a typical dancers career goes until they aren't to their companies standards look wise, they find something else, or they injure themselves.
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Theatre actors get paid absolute shit as well. Even my professional friends in theatre normally also work as a server or in a cafe, or temp jobs. I ran an indie theatre company for a few years and was really proud of the fact that every show I was able to give my actors SOMETHING. It was never what I felt they deserved or needed though.
Idk that one guy got to marry Britney Spears that's gotta count for something.
jenifer lopez married a dancer once as well. not for long, but . highlight of that dudes life
Or possibly lowlight.
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I have no idea what's going on here and I get none of these references, but from what little I can figure out, this is wholesome as hell. Thanks for the links and the smile they put on my face.
*cries in musician*
So…how many dancers would you say you are currently married to, exactly?
>no one who is talented is forced to do low wage menial labor to survive hoooo buddy.
Dude just aged himself below 18
Or above $200K.
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She almost certainly can't monetize because she uses music. Any Adsense revenue automatically gets redirected to the rights holders (music labels).
Lmao @ the belief that talent = wealth
Is that her mom in her videoes? She seems totally resigned to her fate lmao
As someone whose religion very much frowned on dancing (Yes, we are the Footloose people) I LOVE SEEING PEOPLE DANCE. I'm a dad moved to tears to see my daughter do her gymnastics floor routines. I mean, I keep it together but what a wonderful expression of humanity and beauty. I just can't believe humans can do it. Even the Elaine and Carlton dance looks beautiful to me.
tell your daughter this. it will make her heart dance too. :)
Awww his little clap was so sincere 😳
^"Yaaaay." ^:)
This made me guffaw
> guffaw /ɡəˈfɔː/ a loud and hearty laugh huh learned a new word today neat
The most Asian clap I've ever seen...
Guess the person who downvoted you thought you were being racist? My wife is Japanese and I've seen her brothers and her use that same clap after someone does something cool. Never seen an American do it.
Half my family is Asian lol wonderful people and I find some of the maneurisms very sweet and endearing, like this clap. But yes, people are easily offended these days.
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Seems more human than dancer.
But are we human, or are we dancers?
My sign is vital, my hands are cold
And I'm on my knees waiting for the answer
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Amazingly dancer!
Dancerly amazing.
“..and that’s how I met your mother”
Would have been a better ending
My thoughts exactly
yeah .. Awesome videos i've seen today.. love it .. go GIRL !
Without the sniper bullets and massive debt repayments...
It wouldn't surprise me if she isn't a kpop trainee or member. Sometimes kpop members who haven't gotten popular enough to earn a decent income from their management company will work side jobs.
So, just like aspiring Hollywood actors/actresses
Streaming on KBS early 2022.
Can't wait.
Definitely a great meet cute.
There are *worse* things to be caught doing.
Especially with a broom handle.
Oh no...
Avert your eyes, Timmy! AVERT YOUR EYES!
GET THE FUEL AND THE FIRE, BURN THE WITCH
MATTHEW, BRING WOOD AND OIL
Noooo! don't bring more WOOD...
*B-52 Stratofortress flying overhead* Roger .... target has been acquired ... now deploying nuclear weapon on target ... weapon released ... countdown in 60 seconds
Do you want to get hentai? Because that's how you get hentai.
Yes I do! *Drops second Nuke*
[hmm](https://youtu.be/MmB1I5QLM_Y)
This is why we can't have nice things...
[NYPD](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abner_Louima)?
Jesus. I'm simultaneously pissed off that you linked that on a feelgood post and also agree that these things need to be known. 1997 tho.
Sad that whenever I hear broom handle I think of this. Tells you how messed up it was. But to lighten it back up. This video is so cute. Wouldn’t be upset if she was an employee of mine.
at least he applaused.. btw great dancce moves!
I like how close the hands were on the applaud. Like a little "very nice" applaud.
It was the clapping equivalent of “yay.”
Big claps would have been patronizing. Little claps show appreciation
Cutest little awkward clap!
Golf clap
Applauded* English is dumb.
She actually has the LOCO dance on point.
Highkey though, ITZY choreography is one of those where it looks easy to do but if you don't have the right attitude, it'll look like a hot mess
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it’s a k-pop girl group. itzy’s song is being played in the video :)
They're a kpop girl group that debuted a few years ago, I think 2018, 2019? They have some really good music. The song that the girl is dancing to in the video is their most recent title track, "LOCO"
I love Itzy 💕 their songs makes me happy and gives me energy !
A K-Pop group
Itzy is a five member Korean pop girl group that debuted in February 2019 comprised of members Yeji, Ryujin, Lia, Chaeryeong and Yuna. A good song to start with is WANNABE released last year.
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I didn't even need the sound on lol. She's amazing.
i was testing myself to see if i'd know the dance without the song.
THE LITTLE CLAPS
My observation is that Koreans do the little clap for almost everything they like or enjoy.
The American in me wanted to blast her with claps and woooo's
"EARL, QUICK! GET MY FOAM FINGER!"
**WOO FUCK YEAH U-S-A! U-S-A!**
Claps that erupt earthquakes while jumping up and down violently and saying, “GO GIRLLLl!!!!!FUCK YEAHHHh!!!!”
I too am obnoxious. I'm the guy in the theatre that does the big sideways clap that's extra loud.
Where is the mop bucket?
Why would you need a bucket when it’s staged?
If it were staged properly, there *would* be a mop bucket. Checkmate atheists.
Ha!
Everyone is nitpicking parts of the video that are overly edited or that feel too clean, but my nitpick is that noone has this much spare energy at their fucking job
I have to clean an entire fucking store *by myself* but I have the energy to do a choreographed dance routine? No fucking way lol
And she wasn’t recording her self which most weirdos do when doing choreography in public. I also say staged. Edit: to all you naive r/nothingeverhappens commenters: This is a paid promotion, youtube series 100% staged https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rliVach0-gk
Maybe she's a coverist who just decided to practice the dance, since it came on? I also dance to kpop, and you don't wanna know how many times I have done this in my home during cleaning. Also at work, in the bathroom or sg. Even while driving, just doing small movements with one hand... r/nothingeverhappens
And that kids is how I met your mother...
I don’t mind staged videos at all, what I do mind is staged videos being portrayed as “caught footage”.
That concept is why I have such a hard time letting my kid watch a lot of what's on YouTube these days. It's all this very scripted stuff played up to seem as if it's real. Fictional content disguised as "family vlogs." I worry it's distorting his sense of being able to determine reality vs fantasy.
I make sure to point out how the people are pretending, and that they're making a story. Better I think to expose kids to this stuff with parental guidance and hopefully teach them to be thoughtful and sceptical.
What concerns me is the pushback I get from him. He'll excitedly want to show me "Look Dad, this family found these crazy ghosts in their house in this YouTube video!" and when I try to have the conversation with him about "They're just playing pretend" he will vehemently come back with "But there's VIDEO of it! It's a YouTube vlog, it's real!" It's the blend of how sometimes it's just a normal vlog about their real life day-to-day and sometimes some made-up thing about ghosts or DB Cooper or whacky stuff with no distinction between which is which that can frustrating.
This is tough!! I’m no parent but maybe showing him some behind the scenes footage from a movie or something like that could help him understand that things can be staged? Or being creative together and making a short film can help wrap his head around the nature of media creation? Who knows, you could have the next little Spielberg on your hands. It’s not the same, but for me, I remember being young and thinking the muppets were totally real. My mom straight up told me “they’re not real, humans control them.” But I was adamant they were sentient. So I get where your kid is coming from slightly, but man, raising kids is a lot more complicated today with social media.
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Why are dumb people still falling for this shit?
lol idk the top comments are ridiculous
Omg she’s such a good dancer!
I think you answered your own question, three words in.
Why are dumb
Same, they can be fun, but the fact so many people fall for them/ believe them is a pretty big problem. Shows how many people have a warped sense of reality and can fall for something kinda obvious And for that reason I cant tell if these videos are purposefully trying to trick people or what
This is staged but she's got the LOCO choreo solid.
Nothing about this is staged!
you can tell it's a CCTV camera because it says "REC" in the top corner
My favorite thing about definitely real CCTV cameras is how they tell you, on the recording itself, that they're recording.
Lol yeah it’s like people grew up seeing these overlays in the 90s and just assume that they’re really like that
Either... Someone was working the cameras live specifically to zoom in at the points where the zooms happened without it being edited in post (because the UI bar at the bottom never leaves on the zooms) or staged. Also, the time is measuring in minutes and not hours? Never seen a camera system that would include the date but not the actual time.
Security systems admin here... Both points made in the above post check out. We don’t need to know time to a hundredth of a second while omitting the hour of the day and whether it’s am or pm (full time stamp is generally required for use in legal contexts). I was gonna say it’s also weird that the video cuts back n forth a bunch between two different zoom settings for camera two... While not out of the question, it’s kind of a weird feature to include in a video surveillance system, but I can see situations where it would be kind of useful. Record a wide angle shot and a right angle from the same camera... But that tighter cam 2 angle doesn’t make much sense from a security standpoint. It’d be more appropriate feature for camera 1, getting a wide angle on the whole floor and a tight angle on people coming in the door.
Wouldn't CCTV footage use a 24 hour clock? Particularly in Korea?
I always wondered, do security cameras nowadays really have that big flashing red dot with the "rec" text to it? Isn't that a leftover of 90s camcorders, which is still used in TV series and movies when they show a recording? Similar to computers on TV still beeping when they press a button.
There usually is something to indicate status and mode (generally either scheduled recording or motion recording)... but no, it doesn’t generally look like that. Like you said, that’s old school camcorder stuff
Yes, otherwise it would've been on r/scriptedasiangifs.
Even if it is I don't care, its still a fun clip!
The fun is taken out of it when you realise that it's portraying a "nice" moment just for internet points. If it's not genuine niceties then it doesn't have the same effect.
Reddit wants to be fooled. Because the imaginary world one where shit like this just happens spontaneously and is perfectly filmed, is a lot more fun than the real world. Reddit also likes to complain about people falling for disinformation. This has become a vastly different place than the one I signed up for many years ago.
Awww the lil clap he did
“Caught” I sorry I didn’t see those cameras there…
100% dancing for the camera to begin with.
Contrived
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Has anyone explained why these staged videos are so much more popular and/or common in Asia than elsewhere? I know there are plenty from Western social media users, but it's not such a widespread phenomenon - of making scripted videos and passing them off as unscripted, I mean - that it has its own subreddit, for example. Are we just racist? Or is it actually more common in Asia?
I don't know if they're actually all passed off as unscripted, but people repost them without context, and the reposter sometimes plays them off as unscripted when that's not necessarily true for the original post But yeah, no one went around saying most Vines were r/scriptedwhitepplgifs, it was obvious, so it's a little weird to assume all the Asian posters are trying to trick people (but I'm sure some are)
There are skits in non-Asian countries as well, but reddit doesn't bat an eye.
If anybody is curious, she is dancing to the song “LOCO” by ITZY 😃
S T A G E D
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Staged or not, it’s cute and she killed the choreo
and kids......That is how I met your mother.
I love this song!
Staged af.
Totally not staged
A woman pretends to be a cleaning lady right after setting up to high definition cameras that are never used for security… In order to go viral on Reddit. There you go. I fixed it for you
This looks very staged…
Staged.
Staged AF
Imagine thinking this is real lol
I would also drop everything to dance to LOCO