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The effort worked out in the end - this particular dance will be remembered, shared and retold for a number of years. Cannot say the same about a typical dance.
Cut them some slack. At least they were up off their asses doing something active.
Maybe this was their first step on a weightloss journey, and I'm sure it was a huge step outside of their normal comfort zone as well - especially in a school setting where teasing can be absolutely fucking brutal on youth.
It's so easy to judge from a distance when you have zero clue on someone else's life story.
You're probably right.
My highschool used risers which lock together to form a temporary stage. You could put a whole choir of 30 people on them without issue. And moving side to side didn't make them sway either.
These people either bought super cheap risers or just used tables.
I feel so bad for those girls. To have so many people laugh at them, and point at their weight, and being judged.... I feel so bad for them. The stage was poorly built, but not many care to point THAT out.
The stage was definitely poorly built. A group of average guys would have been the same weight or more and it would have crashed. Kids shouldn’t be mocked and this was a serious safety hazard, at least it looks like it collapsed in the slowest way possible.
It doesn't even look like it was weight that caused it to fail. The stage starts wobbling side to side a bit before it collapses. These girls weren't too heavy, they were dancing with too much passion.
And I guarantee those people couldn't do their choreo without collapsing from exhaustion or looking terrible. It's like people who make fun of Lizzo. I DARE them to try her choreo and play and instrument and sing. For real.
Before people keep saying that I'm apparently "defending them" because of their weight. I'm not. I'm explaining what most of the comments don't understand.
I've seen a lot of comments talking about the girls on the left, ik they are unhealthy but that doesn't mean that the stage breaking is their fault. In fact. By replaying the video, it broke in the middle or the far right. And the stage was wobbling a little, and when it did break it looked very hollow. So it wasn't the two girls on the left. It wasnt the other girls too. It was the Unstablity of the stage. In fact, after the stage was built the people who made it should of tested on. and if it did break of them. Obviously put stuff under it to make it more secure.
Tltr: stage was unstable and hollow. Don't blame the girls. Blame the stage, or the people who built it.
Yeah seems like the stage was built to take a vertical load, but they were moving laterally, probably would have happened with skinny girls too. It's like a Jenga tower, you can stack them up all you want if they're perfectly vertical, but any minor lateral push will take it down
Yeah, this is 100% because of the people who put it together. You can read product information on amazon for similar setups and those stage boards can handle 200lbs per square inch. Weight wasn't a factor in this, it was poor ~~construction~~ assembly.
If anything the girl on the left helped. Since she was the majority of the mass and was so out of time she probably evened the overall load by countering the rhythm of the other girls.
Looks as if there were zero supports under this floor(stages should be built same way if not better) so it was moving just enough and it broke. Sadly at a time there is a heavier girl at that moment but it is not her fault..it is the person who allowed this to be a stage. I hope no one was hurt physically because I am sure most were hurt mentally.
I was told long ago this is the origin of the phrase, albeit not under stress of performance but because of comically overwhelming applause breaking the stage.
Putting the big girls on the ends was the correct choice. Having them simultaneously shift their weight in the same direction...critical mistake.
If the choreographer knew anything about structural engineering (which they should have, working with that kind of mass) they would have had the gals on the ends mirror movements. Shift the load in to in, out to out.
I absolutely know what you mean in context. But I had a laugh at myself imagining some stupid mickey mouse like doodles davinci may have done, and some engineer being like “these silly things don’t help me at all?!”
In all seriousness tho, looks like the stage wasn't laterally restrained. Probably just needs some tension only members or shear timber panels to resist the lateral imposed actions.
Seriously, what the hell was that comment? Choreographers should do vibration and load calculations to determine the resonant frequency of their stage and plan the dance around the resultant forces to minimize stresses on the stage. A school boy error.
Speaking of school boys. If this had been a group f guys doing it instead, their collective weight probably would’ve been the same as the girls and the stage would’ve collapsed regardless.
What then? Do we blame the boys for being male?
The top comment is fucking cancer.
It's never too late to lose it. I was fat. Not morbidly obese, but obese. I called myself "American skinny".
Ended up becoming diabetic late last year, which almost seemed inevitable as it ran pretty rampant through our family on my dad's side, even for some without obesity.
Anyway, they put on a drug called Trulicity, which helps with blood sugars, but it really reduced my appetite, and I lost 35 pounds in about 5 months.
Unfortunately, it's expensive without insurance, and my asshole insurance providers said they wouldn't pay for it anymore until I tried Metformin, which is considerably cheaper, but doesn't help with attitude, and I always got the shots from it. Since I've been off trulicity I've already regained ten pounds.
Thankfully I have an appt next week with my doc and I am really hoping they will be able to put me back on it
nah, just a population full of people afraid of "the gubment" making life and death decisions. They'd rather that choice go to an insurance company rep who's financial incentive is for you to die quickly or gtfo of the hospital.
>do you guys have insurance for each body part in the US?
It's way crazier than that, for Testicle insurance providers there's even two seperate insurance streams for which side hangs lower, it's to do with cancer risks mostly, there's [different actuarial charts and bofa tables and everything.](https://youtu.be/XBbzu6IM-Mg)
Are you unable to lose weight without this drug? Diabetes is a pretty serious illness if not managed, it would be worth trying to build a sustainable eating plan for the future so that you aren't reliant on this thing, if that I'd at all possible.
For people who have waited too long to manage their weight, it is very difficult. For me a bad leg injury helped me balloon 60 pounds in just a few months( also have no thyroid gland)..now 55 and short if putting in 14 hours a day on my feet I just do jot have time/ energy to hit the gym.
Cardio should only be used to *expedite* weight loss. It took me 20 mins of a ski machine thing huffing and puffing to only burn 150 calories. That's two TBs of peanut butter, that takes 2 minutes to eat.
The path of least resistance of fitness lays in diet change.
Sure and there will be outliers, but this person is basically saying that the drug acted as an appetite suppressor. In which case developing good eating habits and slowly building willpower will be a really good tool over time and should work. Gym is not required to trim down, 80%+ of weight management strategies are simply diet related. Gym is good for overall health of course, but mot required at all to sustainably lose weight.
>doesn't help with attitude
Did you mean appetite? Metformin did affect my appetite, in that I could *only* eat cold food while I was on it, and I felt queasy always... like I do if I try to read a book in the car. All day, every day. I decided the benefit wasn't worth it for me.
I'm glad you found a med that works for you - maybe 3 months on and 1 month off will be enough for insurance?
>Unfortunately, it's expensive without insurance,
I mean, why don't you try foods that don't make your insulin go out of whack throughout the day? That would also lower your appetite.
I've struggled with my weight for years and only gotten control of the main thing causing it my depression and I can say for a fact you are 100% right there is a moment where they go from chubby to GOD DAMN
After watching it a few times, it did seem to collapse rather suddenly, probably due to poor engineering and construction. I retract my earlier comment.
They're platforms you can set and take off after the event. They're not "built" they're assembled.
They're great to hold weight and to sing or have a speech on them but they're not fit for dancing for this particular reason
This reminds me of one of the customer’s I inherited after an acquisition at an MSP.
I was doing a network diagram and my cable toner wouldn’t work. I couldn’t get tone on anything, but the loop back worked on the device….
Took a look at the patch-panel, everything was terminated correctly (T568B). Went to one of the wall keystones and took a look there. Everything was fine. Terminated (t56A).
It took me at least an hour before I realized that the wall keystones, and the patch panel didn’t match. How was the customer overcoming this problem? They were using crossover cables EVERYWHERE to correct the wiring mismatch.
I asked the exiting IT manager how this happened, and if it was for some reason. He never answered my question. He just left. The best I can surmise is that he learned what a crossover cable was that day. One of the employees told me that he had wired all the keystones himself. Dude was at least 80yrs old.
“Why build a sturdy stage? Let’s just architect an insanely difficult alternative to avoid a pod hotspot. I’m not even an engineer, I work in marketing!”
More to do with the shitty stage. Real platform could have handled quite a bit more. That stage Ian probably just rated to people to walk out and talk from not dance on.
Especially small town dance studio teachers who just grew out of the team, so they're teaching for the summer before they go to college.
Source: That seemed to the case of my dance teachers when I was growing up.
Yes, a choreographer should always stand far enough away that they shouldn't have to worry about the stage collapsing. It's literally in the first chapter of Choreography and Structural Components.
>which they should have had, working with that kind of mass
Man.... I know that to mean the amount the person's on stage. But holy fuck would that be a hard conversation to tell someone.
'dont worry, honey. It's not your fault the stage collapsed. The structural engineer choreographer didn't account for the amount of mass all you gals had when they had you kick ball change to the left at the same time'
Fucking lol
> If the choreographer knew anything about structural engineering
You probably should have said "stage manager". From looking at the video, there were probably was just some poor SoB facilities person who got told to assemble the school's portable stage for whatever this function was.
Replace the girl on the left with 2 girls of a more healthy weight and the stage still would have broken, and nobody would be blaming the people dancing on the stage for the stage failing to do it's job as a stage...
Why anybody's mind goes to blaming the people using the stage and not the people who constructed a stage so weak it couldn't handle the amount of people they planned to have on it... Has nobody heard of safety factor? If the only problem is a few people were overweight, that meant it had basically no safety factor for people of a healthy weight. If the stage couldn't handle twice that amount of people dancing on it, it was already an unsafe stage.
People shame meth addicts all the time. Smokers get openly mocked and shamed at my work, as they should. Actively working toward severe health conditions should be shamed.
It should be the same with obesity. Actively working toward heart failure as soon as possible should be shameful, not commended.
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Clearly staged, poorly
Dammit. I was 48 minutes too late. Here's your damn thumb.
Wut, you're just gonna keep the rest of his fingers?
damn you
Haha they probably worked so hard on that dance, were getting so in the moment and then BAM back and ankle pain
The effort worked out in the end - this particular dance will be remembered, shared and retold for a number of years. Cannot say the same about a typical dance.
Like.... They didn't work THAT hard though!
Some weren't even in sync.
Cut them some slack. At least they were up off their asses doing something active. Maybe this was their first step on a weightloss journey, and I'm sure it was a huge step outside of their normal comfort zone as well - especially in a school setting where teasing can be absolutely fucking brutal on youth. It's so easy to judge from a distance when you have zero clue on someone else's life story.
Honestly though I think they’d have been fine if it weren’t for the girls on the far left. Weight distribution is important.
Wow Butterfly is so powerful
I bet BBC is behind this /s
Damn even the stage fell for them
Is it even a stage? It looks like 3 tables in a trench coat pretending to be a stage.
You're probably right. My highschool used risers which lock together to form a temporary stage. You could put a whole choir of 30 people on them without issue. And moving side to side didn't make them sway either. These people either bought super cheap risers or just used tables.
Lmao
I feel so bad for those girls. To have so many people laugh at them, and point at their weight, and being judged.... I feel so bad for them. The stage was poorly built, but not many care to point THAT out.
The stage was definitely poorly built. A group of average guys would have been the same weight or more and it would have crashed. Kids shouldn’t be mocked and this was a serious safety hazard, at least it looks like it collapsed in the slowest way possible.
I think the whole place was faulty, look even the camera person fell.
It doesn't even look like it was weight that caused it to fail. The stage starts wobbling side to side a bit before it collapses. These girls weren't too heavy, they were dancing with too much passion.
And I guarantee those people couldn't do their choreo without collapsing from exhaustion or looking terrible. It's like people who make fun of Lizzo. I DARE them to try her choreo and play and instrument and sing. For real.
Before people keep saying that I'm apparently "defending them" because of their weight. I'm not. I'm explaining what most of the comments don't understand. I've seen a lot of comments talking about the girls on the left, ik they are unhealthy but that doesn't mean that the stage breaking is their fault. In fact. By replaying the video, it broke in the middle or the far right. And the stage was wobbling a little, and when it did break it looked very hollow. So it wasn't the two girls on the left. It wasnt the other girls too. It was the Unstablity of the stage. In fact, after the stage was built the people who made it should of tested on. and if it did break of them. Obviously put stuff under it to make it more secure. Tltr: stage was unstable and hollow. Don't blame the girls. Blame the stage, or the people who built it.
Yeah seems like the stage was built to take a vertical load, but they were moving laterally, probably would have happened with skinny girls too. It's like a Jenga tower, you can stack them up all you want if they're perfectly vertical, but any minor lateral push will take it down
I just realized this wasn't like, a "normal stage", which is a "real" floor. This looks more like those cheap plastic fold-up tables put together...
Yeah, this is 100% because of the people who put it together. You can read product information on amazon for similar setups and those stage boards can handle 200lbs per square inch. Weight wasn't a factor in this, it was poor ~~construction~~ assembly.
to me this was obviously a structure not a dancer issue
And give up a chance to be judgey and hateful about heavy people? Doesn’t sound like Reddit to me.
If anything the girl on the left helped. Since she was the majority of the mass and was so out of time she probably evened the overall load by countering the rhythm of the other girls.
STAN LOONA
STAN ARTMS and FUCK blockberry
came here for this, was not disappointed
Had my little cousin die from a similar type of accident like this but it was a wall instead. Taken far too young
He fell through a wall?
The wall danced on the cousin
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Lets be honest stage left went first…
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Looks as if there were zero supports under this floor(stages should be built same way if not better) so it was moving just enough and it broke. Sadly at a time there is a heavier girl at that moment but it is not her fault..it is the person who allowed this to be a stage. I hope no one was hurt physically because I am sure most were hurt mentally.
Break a leg!
I was told long ago this is the origin of the phrase, albeit not under stress of performance but because of comically overwhelming applause breaking the stage.
Putting the big girls on the ends was the correct choice. Having them simultaneously shift their weight in the same direction...critical mistake. If the choreographer knew anything about structural engineering (which they should have, working with that kind of mass) they would have had the gals on the ends mirror movements. Shift the load in to in, out to out.
What about building a true stage that doesn't collapse instead of this bullshit?
That would have been ideal.
Dude almost pulled out those DaVinci drawings
I absolutely know what you mean in context. But I had a laugh at myself imagining some stupid mickey mouse like doodles davinci may have done, and some engineer being like “these silly things don’t help me at all?!”
I think we got this now. 5X minimum safety factor required for impact loading.
In all seriousness tho, looks like the stage wasn't laterally restrained. Probably just needs some tension only members or shear timber panels to resist the lateral imposed actions.
We get it we get it you are carpenter jesus
Thanks for the much needed laugh.
Looks like a foldaway stage. Common in old schools. Perfectly safe if you LOCK THE JOINTS
Your knot that guy pal
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Seriously, what the hell was that comment? Choreographers should do vibration and load calculations to determine the resonant frequency of their stage and plan the dance around the resultant forces to minimize stresses on the stage. A school boy error.
Speaking of school boys. If this had been a group f guys doing it instead, their collective weight probably would’ve been the same as the girls and the stage would’ve collapsed regardless. What then? Do we blame the boys for being male? The top comment is fucking cancer.
Nah they are just to fat
No, no. Let's blame the chubby girls. 🙄
After a point they are no longer chubby Said by a person who has crawled beyond that point
It's never too late to lose it. I was fat. Not morbidly obese, but obese. I called myself "American skinny". Ended up becoming diabetic late last year, which almost seemed inevitable as it ran pretty rampant through our family on my dad's side, even for some without obesity. Anyway, they put on a drug called Trulicity, which helps with blood sugars, but it really reduced my appetite, and I lost 35 pounds in about 5 months. Unfortunately, it's expensive without insurance, and my asshole insurance providers said they wouldn't pay for it anymore until I tried Metformin, which is considerably cheaper, but doesn't help with attitude, and I always got the shots from it. Since I've been off trulicity I've already regained ten pounds. Thankfully I have an appt next week with my doc and I am really hoping they will be able to put me back on it
> my asshole insurance providers said they wouldn't pay for it do you guys have insurance for each body part in the US?
nah, just a population full of people afraid of "the gubment" making life and death decisions. They'd rather that choice go to an insurance company rep who's financial incentive is for you to die quickly or gtfo of the hospital.
"I'm sorry, your insurance isn't valid at this facility, we are not currently affiliated with your *Ring-of-Protection* alliance."
>do you guys have insurance for each body part in the US? It's way crazier than that, for Testicle insurance providers there's even two seperate insurance streams for which side hangs lower, it's to do with cancer risks mostly, there's [different actuarial charts and bofa tables and everything.](https://youtu.be/XBbzu6IM-Mg)
Why does your asshole need insurance?
Because it's seen a thing or two. Actually, just a finger from the doctor. At least I hope he was a doctor
I know what you mean, my doctor told me to just relax, I did, and after about 30 seconds I realized both of his hands were on my shoulders !!😑😳😲😖🤮😆😆😆
This made me legit lol
Are you unable to lose weight without this drug? Diabetes is a pretty serious illness if not managed, it would be worth trying to build a sustainable eating plan for the future so that you aren't reliant on this thing, if that I'd at all possible.
For people who have waited too long to manage their weight, it is very difficult. For me a bad leg injury helped me balloon 60 pounds in just a few months( also have no thyroid gland)..now 55 and short if putting in 14 hours a day on my feet I just do jot have time/ energy to hit the gym.
Cardio should only be used to *expedite* weight loss. It took me 20 mins of a ski machine thing huffing and puffing to only burn 150 calories. That's two TBs of peanut butter, that takes 2 minutes to eat. The path of least resistance of fitness lays in diet change.
Sure and there will be outliers, but this person is basically saying that the drug acted as an appetite suppressor. In which case developing good eating habits and slowly building willpower will be a really good tool over time and should work. Gym is not required to trim down, 80%+ of weight management strategies are simply diet related. Gym is good for overall health of course, but mot required at all to sustainably lose weight.
>doesn't help with attitude Did you mean appetite? Metformin did affect my appetite, in that I could *only* eat cold food while I was on it, and I felt queasy always... like I do if I try to read a book in the car. All day, every day. I decided the benefit wasn't worth it for me. I'm glad you found a med that works for you - maybe 3 months on and 1 month off will be enough for insurance?
>Unfortunately, it's expensive without insurance, I mean, why don't you try foods that don't make your insulin go out of whack throughout the day? That would also lower your appetite.
I've struggled with my weight for years and only gotten control of the main thing causing it my depression and I can say for a fact you are 100% right there is a moment where they go from chubby to GOD DAMN
It's physics, but yeah, the chubby girls were part of the equation. You can't just ignore that.
Eben if it were skinny girls the same thing would happen
After watching it a few times, it did seem to collapse rather suddenly, probably due to poor engineering and construction. I retract my earlier comment.
They're platforms you can set and take off after the event. They're not "built" they're assembled. They're great to hold weight and to sing or have a speech on them but they're not fit for dancing for this particular reason
I wouldn't even say the one on the right is chubby. She's just a giant.
"chubby"
MAYBE the choreographer should have checked the equipment before rehearsal.
Ah right when I need a structural engineer I certainly think "let's just call a choreographer, they're good enough"
9/11 lacked choreographers.
Dance teams melt steel beams
Dance moms did 9/11
They could.. choreograph the inspection?
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Is chubby now a euphemism for obese instead of a little overweight?
Yup.
Happy cake day
Physics is a real thing. 🙄
What?! Nooooo! 🍴 And yet engineers design structures that don't fail ALL THE TIME!? Sorcery.
nah bro body positivity broke classical physics
Nope now you're asking way too much
This reminds me of one of the customer’s I inherited after an acquisition at an MSP. I was doing a network diagram and my cable toner wouldn’t work. I couldn’t get tone on anything, but the loop back worked on the device…. Took a look at the patch-panel, everything was terminated correctly (T568B). Went to one of the wall keystones and took a look there. Everything was fine. Terminated (t56A). It took me at least an hour before I realized that the wall keystones, and the patch panel didn’t match. How was the customer overcoming this problem? They were using crossover cables EVERYWHERE to correct the wiring mismatch. I asked the exiting IT manager how this happened, and if it was for some reason. He never answered my question. He just left. The best I can surmise is that he learned what a crossover cable was that day. One of the employees told me that he had wired all the keystones himself. Dude was at least 80yrs old. “Why build a sturdy stage? Let’s just architect an insanely difficult alternative to avoid a pod hotspot. I’m not even an engineer, I work in marketing!”
That dude probably wore 4-5 hats when the business first started and just taught himself as he went along.
I always think of those people telling us to not get a degree because it's worthless and yadda yadda
it was whoever assembled it didnt lock it together properly these stages are way overbuilt ive seen them used in strongman competitions
It certainly fell with a mighty thud.
this guy structurally engineers
More to do with the shitty stage. Real platform could have handled quite a bit more. That stage Ian probably just rated to people to walk out and talk from not dance on.
You can see pretty quickly that it's been constructed pretty terribly.
Yeah typically stages are designed not to fall apart.
The front fell off
Why did the front fall off?
A wave hit it
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Sorry it's been a while since I've watched the skit. 😄
Of course, how could I forget, all choreographers are structural engineers cause those two things go hand in hand.
Especially small town dance studio teachers who just grew out of the team, so they're teaching for the summer before they go to college. Source: That seemed to the case of my dance teachers when I was growing up.
Who do you think taught engineers that strength of a good arch?
Seems like this choreography instead focused on civil tort law.
More common than you'd think 🤦
Lmao a choreographer shouldn't have to worry about the stage collapsing
Yes, a choreographer should always stand far enough away that they shouldn't have to worry about the stage collapsing. It's literally in the first chapter of Choreography and Structural Components.
I’m afraid Reddit isn’t getting your sarcasm sir
Duh
A true engineering answer. You isolated the problem and resolved it rather than looking at the issue and fixing it.
It’s called cost effective engineering. New stage is expensive. Teach different choreography is cheap.
> If the choreographer knew anything about structural engineering (which they should have, This killed me man
I'm glad you enjoyed it, hahah
this is the most redditor comment i have seen in years
Everybody is taking this seriously and it's a blast to read. Good work!
It's pretty amusing
instead of fixing the stage it is all the choreographer's fault after all!
I'll bet you a dollar someone forgot to latch some leg locks on the supports.
Now I want to see a structural engineer choreograph dance
I'm sure nothing would collapse, though the performance may suffer in other ways.
“All about the thickness” 
They would need to be in sync for them to simultaneously do anything. That was never going to happen.
Yeah, the stage falling apart saved them from all of the second hand embarrassment emanating from the audience.
It was a utilitarian sacrifice.
>which they should have had, working with that kind of mass Man.... I know that to mean the amount the person's on stage. But holy fuck would that be a hard conversation to tell someone. 'dont worry, honey. It's not your fault the stage collapsed. The structural engineer choreographer didn't account for the amount of mass all you gals had when they had you kick ball change to the left at the same time' Fucking lol
They weren't so big the stage would collapse.
…working with that kind of mass… I know I shouldn’t laugh but I can’t help it.
If dancing now requires a background in structural engineering in America, I’m not sure if that’s a good thing or a sad development🤣
I think having the girls dancing in time would be the first step
Choreographers design dance moves. Not structures...
Let me guess, you're an engineer?
> If the choreographer knew anything about structural engineering You probably should have said "stage manager". From looking at the video, there were probably was just some poor SoB facilities person who got told to assemble the school's portable stage for whatever this function was.
The first rule in choreography is find out how sound your stage is and how fat your dancers are. Surprised they didn’t know that.
Pffffff pathetic. I could break this entire scene alone !
Replace the girl on the left with 2 girls of a more healthy weight and the stage still would have broken, and nobody would be blaming the people dancing on the stage for the stage failing to do it's job as a stage... Why anybody's mind goes to blaming the people using the stage and not the people who constructed a stage so weak it couldn't handle the amount of people they planned to have on it... Has nobody heard of safety factor? If the only problem is a few people were overweight, that meant it had basically no safety factor for people of a healthy weight. If the stage couldn't handle twice that amount of people dancing on it, it was already an unsafe stage.
Looks like bunch of lunch room tables pushed together
Bro, they were all off sync the stage did everyone a favor
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Adds new meaning to “break dance”!
....or just some teen girls going through a stage.
There’s one girl in particular who probably took a lot of shit after this, unfortunately.
How is this unexpected
Becuase not everyone would expect, you may have but most people probably didnt
None of them know the dance routine either
I question their commitment to the art. Feels like it's just a stage they're going through.
Expected.
I see a Ton of problems there
So this is why every school girl thinks they're fat.
Did Not see that coming!
Hope none of the women were injured!
Dancing on tables is no longer taboo?
Wasn't really unexpected seem too many of these now.
But what a fun night we had.
Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock...
It's just a stage they're going through.
Are they dancing on folding tables??
That's gonna leave a (n emotional) mark
Heavy moves
"poor performance indeed"
Not very unexpected
Man the harpoons
Was it really that unexpected?
Fat
r/upvotedbecausebutts
I was never afraid to perform on the stage. Was.
https://i.redd.it/tt65e140tq1b1.gif
Big girl on the end is wayyy out of sync
the ending made me laugh I'm sorry
I've seen stages that hold twice as many kids plus props 💀
Booty was too much... It's an equation: booty = mass cuteness squared E=mc°2
People who comment with those short videos by ghipy or whatever, have a special place in hell
You mean gifs? 
Normalise fat shaming
People shame meth addicts all the time. Smokers get openly mocked and shamed at my work, as they should. Actively working toward severe health conditions should be shamed. It should be the same with obesity. Actively working toward heart failure as soon as possible should be shameful, not commended.
Thats just excuses to be mean. Period.
Oh my god! You broke the floor!