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hamster's dialyn showcase 🐹(｡･ω･) hamster adores dialyn! hamster thought it'd be interesting to make her palette 'krampus-compliant', cooling things down, while incorporating that iconic indigo!

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🐹: I feel a bit regretful while performing. I want to interact more with the fans. 🐨: Honestly, I want to do that too. Crowd surfing! 🐹: What’s that? 🐨: Just jumping into the crowd! [mimes jumping and being passed along] And then they send you back. You know what I mean? 🐹: I don’t think we should do that. 🐨: Jin doesn’t really like scary things. 🐹: It’s not about being scared. I want to interact with the fans, but as idols, if we do that, videos will circulate, and then more people will want to do it. So, I have to grit my teeth and not look at the people next to me, just looking at the camera or the ground. I’m sorry, but we shouldn’t do it. 🐨: Since we shouldn’t do it, you should go down at the first sound check. 🐹: Oh, the first performance? 🐨: Yeah, the first performance. 🐹: You shouldn’t go down then. Because when I did the solo tour, I did that. I thought it would be fine, but the culture has changed a lot in a few months. 🐨: Oh, really? Yeah, I want to do things like that too. But anyway, safety is the top priority, isn’t it? 🐨: But our fans are so orderly and follow the rules so well. 🐹: There are no accidents at all. 🐨: None.
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🐹: I feel a bit regretful while performing. I want to interact more with the fans. 🐨: Honestly, I want to do that too. Crowd surfing! 🐹: What’s that? 🐨: Just jumping into the crowd! [mimes jumping and being passed along] And then they send you back. You know what I mean? 🐹: I don’t think we should do that. 🐨: Jin doesn’t really like scary things. 🐹: It’s not about being scared. I want to interact with the fans, but as idols, if we do that, videos will circulate, and then more people will want to do it. So, I have to grit my teeth and not look at the people next to me, just looking at the camera or the ground. I’m sorry, but we shouldn’t do it. 🐨: Since we shouldn’t do it, you should go down at the first sound check. 🐹: Oh, the first performance? 🐨: Yeah, the first performance. 🐹: You shouldn’t go down then. Because when I did the solo tour, I did that. I thought it would be fine, but the culture has changed a lot in a few months. 🐨: Oh, really? Yeah, I want to do things like that too. But anyway, safety is the top priority, isn’t it? 🐨: But our fans are so orderly and follow the rules so well. 🐹: There are no accidents at all. 🐨: None.

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Another American Citizen CONFIRMS He’s Been Told Do Not Help Hurricane Helene Victims By Kamala Harris Admin “I had planned to go to East Tennessee — you know, trying to see who may need my thermal drone most and whoever I could assist better — We're being told to stand down” “I've had a woman named Laura ask for help her brother got swept away. They have a video of him being swept away and she's just asking for help to get him and yet we're being told to stand down. I have heard from people, — I've heard from these two people about how he went to take generators and supplies there and he was turned down. The water, food, stuff like that, turned down. Why? You have people that really need things.” “At the end of the day, man, putting a halt to everything while there's people's lives at stake that are sitting out there somewhere that don't have anything, that may be trapped, may be hurt, and you're asking people to stand down that have the capabilities to help somebody, it doesn't make sense to me. Make it make sense. I don't understand.” “Frustrated is an understatement man. — That is one of the top f*cking thermal drones, man. And yet we're being told to stand out. It doesn't make sense to me.”

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Maggie Gyllenhaal considers her role in "Secretary" (2002) to be the first time that she was able to express herself and the things that were really important in a right way. She said, "[It was an opportunity to] explore something that's on the edge of what I know about myself but with the protection of fiction." When Maggie Gyllenhaal read the script of "Secretary", she thought that she had to do the movie no matter what. The audition with Steven Shainberg went well and Gyllenhaal thought that they understood each other well. Other movie stars were offered the role, while Gyllenhaal was eagerly waiting, but in the end, she was selected. She praised Shainberg for his collaborative approach stating, "He was interested in me as an artist, was interested in what I was offering, and the way that shifted the story, as opposed to whatever he had imagined before I got there."" ("Maggie Gyllenhaal Breaks Down Her Career, from 'Donnie Darko' to 'The Dark Knight'", Vanity Fair, 2019. "Screen Talk - Maggie Gyllenhaal | BFI London Film Festival 2018", BFI & IMDb)
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Maggie Gyllenhaal considers her role in "Secretary" (2002) to be the first time that she was able to express herself and the things that were really important in a right way. She said, "[It was an opportunity to] explore something that's on the edge of what I know about myself but with the protection of fiction." When Maggie Gyllenhaal read the script of "Secretary", she thought that she had to do the movie no matter what. The audition with Steven Shainberg went well and Gyllenhaal thought that they understood each other well. Other movie stars were offered the role, while Gyllenhaal was eagerly waiting, but in the end, she was selected. She praised Shainberg for his collaborative approach stating, "He was interested in me as an artist, was interested in what I was offering, and the way that shifted the story, as opposed to whatever he had imagined before I got there."" ("Maggie Gyllenhaal Breaks Down Her Career, from 'Donnie Darko' to 'The Dark Knight'", Vanity Fair, 2019. "Screen Talk - Maggie Gyllenhaal | BFI London Film Festival 2018", BFI & IMDb)

DepressedBergman

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🐹 “Back to Life” was made about two or three years ago. I really wanted to try making a full-on rock song, so I told producer Helix that I wanted to make something like that and asked him to send me a track. He sent me one, and then I started working on it. Even the very first draft had all English lyrics. Back then, I wrote everything by myself, so there were a lot of grammatical mistakes and parts where the expressions weren’t strong enough. I kept it as a guide for a while, and then this year, when talk came up about doing a SKZ-PLAYER, I thought maybe this would be the right song to bring back out. So I asked LB to work on the lyrics. Based on the message I wanted to convey, I asked him to help fix the grammar and flesh things out more, and that’s how the song was completed. I think this was the right timing to release it. So I rerecorded everything, revised the track too, and that’s how it came out. 🐹 “Where did you make ‘Back to Life’?” I made it at my old studio, not the one I’m using now. 🐹 “What program do you use?” Cubase! 🐹 “When did you film the music video?” You know how I sent that Bubble message really early in the morning saying that I was going to do a lot this year? I think I also said there was something I really wanted to show you. That was actually the day we filmed it.
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🐹 “Back to Life” was made about two or three years ago. I really wanted to try making a full-on rock song, so I told producer Helix that I wanted to make something like that and asked him to send me a track. He sent me one, and then I started working on it. Even the very first draft had all English lyrics. Back then, I wrote everything by myself, so there were a lot of grammatical mistakes and parts where the expressions weren’t strong enough. I kept it as a guide for a while, and then this year, when talk came up about doing a SKZ-PLAYER, I thought maybe this would be the right song to bring back out. So I asked LB to work on the lyrics. Based on the message I wanted to convey, I asked him to help fix the grammar and flesh things out more, and that’s how the song was completed. I think this was the right timing to release it. So I rerecorded everything, revised the track too, and that’s how it came out. 🐹 “Where did you make ‘Back to Life’?” I made it at my old studio, not the one I’m using now. 🐹 “What program do you use?” Cubase! 🐹 “When did you film the music video?” You know how I sent that Bubble message really early in the morning saying that I was going to do a lot this year? I think I also said there was something I really wanted to show you. That was actually the day we filmed it.

깜푸비니

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[#QWER's answer to LE SSERAFIM's questions] (QWER collectively shaking) 🐱: There's too many to name...! 🐶: How...? I love all of their songs... 🐹: But for us, instead of one member, we love all of them. They're a group of sunbaenims we love. We love their songs too. 🐶: For real! 🐹: Oh, but your phone wallpaper...? 🦊: Yes, my phone wallpaper actually changes every week and this week, I'm doing my best to exercise so I set it to Kazuha sunbaenim who gives me the motivation to work out. Every time I look at it, it inspires me to obtain that healthy and cool charm. So I always look at it like... 🥰 🐱: So she's totally your inspiration 🐹: Her motivation 🦊: Yes, I'm getting my motivation from her. I love you! 🐹: She (Kazuha) has great core strength, right? 🦊: Yes! 🐶: She didn't change her phone wallpaper just for this shoot. Her wallpapers are always pictures of LE SSERAFIM sunbaenim. 🦊: That's true. It changes every week. 🐹: I really like their debut song 'FEARLESS'. I listened to that song a lot when I was living in Japan and I tried my best to copy the moves on my own so I still kinda remember it. Like this. I was kinda stiff back then so I can't do it well but it was a very fun dance! 🐱: For me, it's "Smarter, baby, smarter~" 🐶🦊🐹: Ahhh!!! 🐱: Either that or 'Perfect Night'. I like those songs. I listened to them a lot! 🐶: I watched all of LE SSERAFIM sunbaenim's live showcase performances while I was working in my studio. Their songs from then were really good, and for me, I like 'Smart' too~ 🐹: And for you, (Magenta) unnie... 🦊: Of course it's 'SPAGHETTI' for me! 🐹: Every single day... 🦊: "Eat it up~ Eat it~ Eat it up~" 🐶: I swear she listens to it more than a thousand times a day and she doesn't get tired of it 🐱: We became addicted to it too because of her 🐹: Her dance skills improves every time she dances to it 🦊: It's my dance teacher 🐱: You should dance and we will sing it for you! 🐹: You can do it sitting down 🐶: As expected from our main dancer 🐱: Just this move~ 🐹: She really practices this every day! 🐱: Show them the results of your practice until today! They might be watching too, you know! Okay. 1, 2, 3, 4! (Magenta 'SPAGHETTI' dance time) 🦊: Thank you! (LOL) I'm really bad at dancing but thanks to this, my skills have greatly improved. Thank you very much. 🐱: She watched their fancams for like a thousand times every day as soon as they had their comeback 🐹: Thank you
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[#QWER's answer to LE SSERAFIM's questions] (QWER collectively shaking) 🐱: There's too many to name...! 🐶: How...? I love all of their songs... 🐹: But for us, instead of one member, we love all of them. They're a group of sunbaenims we love. We love their songs too. 🐶: For real! 🐹: Oh, but your phone wallpaper...? 🦊: Yes, my phone wallpaper actually changes every week and this week, I'm doing my best to exercise so I set it to Kazuha sunbaenim who gives me the motivation to work out. Every time I look at it, it inspires me to obtain that healthy and cool charm. So I always look at it like... 🥰 🐱: So she's totally your inspiration 🐹: Her motivation 🦊: Yes, I'm getting my motivation from her. I love you! 🐹: She (Kazuha) has great core strength, right? 🦊: Yes! 🐶: She didn't change her phone wallpaper just for this shoot. Her wallpapers are always pictures of LE SSERAFIM sunbaenim. 🦊: That's true. It changes every week. 🐹: I really like their debut song 'FEARLESS'. I listened to that song a lot when I was living in Japan and I tried my best to copy the moves on my own so I still kinda remember it. Like this. I was kinda stiff back then so I can't do it well but it was a very fun dance! 🐱: For me, it's "Smarter, baby, smarter~" 🐶🦊🐹: Ahhh!!! 🐱: Either that or 'Perfect Night'. I like those songs. I listened to them a lot! 🐶: I watched all of LE SSERAFIM sunbaenim's live showcase performances while I was working in my studio. Their songs from then were really good, and for me, I like 'Smart' too~ 🐹: And for you, (Magenta) unnie... 🦊: Of course it's 'SPAGHETTI' for me! 🐹: Every single day... 🦊: "Eat it up~ Eat it~ Eat it up~" 🐶: I swear she listens to it more than a thousand times a day and she doesn't get tired of it 🐱: We became addicted to it too because of her 🐹: Her dance skills improves every time she dances to it 🦊: It's my dance teacher 🐱: You should dance and we will sing it for you! 🐹: You can do it sitting down 🐶: As expected from our main dancer 🐱: Just this move~ 🐹: She really practices this every day! 🐱: Show them the results of your practice until today! They might be watching too, you know! Okay. 1, 2, 3, 4! (Magenta 'SPAGHETTI' dance time) 🦊: Thank you! (LOL) I'm really bad at dancing but thanks to this, my skills have greatly improved. Thank you very much. 🐱: She watched their fancams for like a thousand times every day as soon as they had their comeback 🐹: Thank you

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🐶: the 2 weeks promotion period has already come to an end. honestly, since the concert, i had this uncertain feeling and thought "can i really do all this while staying beside the members performing?" but i knew this was something i had to do. i'm the member of the group, it's my job and there's so many stays watching us. since i'm doing this in a way that's different from how i normally would do, i also wondered if it's okay for me to feel proud of myself? i still haven't been able to let go of this promotion period. for the music shows, i was actually the one who asked to participate and join the members. because if i were to be separated from the members, doing rehabilitation and resting alone... of course i know i should be resting. but i just couldn't accept it. honestly, everyone carries their own things while going through life and i didn't want to make what i was going through too obvious. at the same time, i didn't want to cause any inconvenience because you never knew what could happen. for instance, while performing and i suddenly couldn't continue and had to leave the stage midway, that would make things difficult. when one person is missing, someone else has to fill that space and the formation changes. so since i wasn't able to participate in the choreo during the mv filming, i thought it'd be meaningful enough just to able to stand with the members while keeping the original formation. that's what i explained to the company and choreographers. there's always the possibility that i might have to step out in the middle of performance. so even if i was somewhat hidden at the back, i wanted to focus on the fact that that i was still on stage together with them. i wanted to do my best to perform whenever i could. i really tried my best in my own way. those were my honest feelings. everything i've said is genuinely how i felt. so that's why i'm feeling a bit bittersweet and disappointed about everything. even so, i'm really doing my best in my own way and i sincerely mean that.
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🐶: the 2 weeks promotion period has already come to an end. honestly, since the concert, i had this uncertain feeling and thought "can i really do all this while staying beside the members performing?" but i knew this was something i had to do. i'm the member of the group, it's my job and there's so many stays watching us. since i'm doing this in a way that's different from how i normally would do, i also wondered if it's okay for me to feel proud of myself? i still haven't been able to let go of this promotion period. for the music shows, i was actually the one who asked to participate and join the members. because if i were to be separated from the members, doing rehabilitation and resting alone... of course i know i should be resting. but i just couldn't accept it. honestly, everyone carries their own things while going through life and i didn't want to make what i was going through too obvious. at the same time, i didn't want to cause any inconvenience because you never knew what could happen. for instance, while performing and i suddenly couldn't continue and had to leave the stage midway, that would make things difficult. when one person is missing, someone else has to fill that space and the formation changes. so since i wasn't able to participate in the choreo during the mv filming, i thought it'd be meaningful enough just to able to stand with the members while keeping the original formation. that's what i explained to the company and choreographers. there's always the possibility that i might have to step out in the middle of performance. so even if i was somewhat hidden at the back, i wanted to focus on the fact that that i was still on stage together with them. i wanted to do my best to perform whenever i could. i really tried my best in my own way. those were my honest feelings. everything i've said is genuinely how i felt. so that's why i'm feeling a bit bittersweet and disappointed about everything. even so, i'm really doing my best in my own way and i sincerely mean that.

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Yasujirō Ozu on "Ohayô" (1959): "I conceived this story ages ago. Human beings love idle prattle, but when it comes to saying something important at critical moments, they get tongue-tied. I wanted to make that the subject of a film, but once preparation got underway, things were not as easy as they seemed. I pitched the idea to the Directors' Association, and everybody thought it was an interesting subject. Yet when I offered them to let them turn it into a film, nobody rose to the occasion. So I made up my mind to do it myself. Although this story which was conceived a while ago had a rather bitter edge, as I got older, I was promoted by box office considerations to make a sidesplitting comedy. Well, to be precise, I wasn't so concerned about box office performance as wishing that more people would come and watch my film." [Source: A2Pcinema(dot)com] P.S: On this day, 67 years ago, "Ohayô" (1959) was released in Japan.
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Yasujirō Ozu on "Ohayô" (1959): "I conceived this story ages ago. Human beings love idle prattle, but when it comes to saying something important at critical moments, they get tongue-tied. I wanted to make that the subject of a film, but once preparation got underway, things were not as easy as they seemed. I pitched the idea to the Directors' Association, and everybody thought it was an interesting subject. Yet when I offered them to let them turn it into a film, nobody rose to the occasion. So I made up my mind to do it myself. Although this story which was conceived a while ago had a rather bitter edge, as I got older, I was promoted by box office considerations to make a sidesplitting comedy. Well, to be precise, I wasn't so concerned about box office performance as wishing that more people would come and watch my film." [Source: A2Pcinema(dot)com] P.S: On this day, 67 years ago, "Ohayô" (1959) was released in Japan.

DepressedBergman

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I started my first company less than a month after my daughter was born. People thought I was crazy (maybe I was). But I'd had this idea stuck in my head and I couldn't let it go. So I built Autoblocks while learning how to be a dad at the same time. Then last year, right around the time we found out we were having our second, I went through something that changed how I think about time: a health situation that was serious enough to make me question whether I'd get to watch my kids grow up. Fortunately, I'm past it now and healthier than ever. But it rewired something in me. I shut down Autoblocks. Not because it wasn't working - we had real customers, real traction. I shut it down because life got short and I needed to build something that mattered more to me. My daughter is three. My son is six months. I want to be there for as much of this as I possibly can. And I think for the first time in my career, the technology exists to make that possible. That's why we built Clutch. Not just because AI employees are a massive opportunity - they are. But because I believe the companies that figure out human-AI collaboration are going to give their people something back: time. Time to be with your family. Time to do the things you've been putting off. Time to actually live while you build. We made a short film to try to capture that idea. PS - Clutch is live (in reply) - it's the safest way to deploy AI teammates for your company.
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I started my first company less than a month after my daughter was born. People thought I was crazy (maybe I was). But I'd had this idea stuck in my head and I couldn't let it go. So I built Autoblocks while learning how to be a dad at the same time. Then last year, right around the time we found out we were having our second, I went through something that changed how I think about time: a health situation that was serious enough to make me question whether I'd get to watch my kids grow up. Fortunately, I'm past it now and healthier than ever. But it rewired something in me. I shut down Autoblocks. Not because it wasn't working - we had real customers, real traction. I shut it down because life got short and I needed to build something that mattered more to me. My daughter is three. My son is six months. I want to be there for as much of this as I possibly can. And I think for the first time in my career, the technology exists to make that possible. That's why we built Clutch. Not just because AI employees are a massive opportunity - they are. But because I believe the companies that figure out human-AI collaboration are going to give their people something back: time. Time to be with your family. Time to do the things you've been putting off. Time to actually live while you build. We made a short film to try to capture that idea. PS - Clutch is live (in reply) - it's the safest way to deploy AI teammates for your company.

Haroon Choudery

289,952 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

When Kathy Hilton reacted with shock to Paris Hilton’s book and the revelation that Paris had an abortion, it really highlighted their complicated dynamic. Kathy is clearly very loving, but also emotionally distant in a way that suggests she does not want to hear the nitty gritty, painful details of anything. I also found it interesting how Nicky Hilton takes on an almost therapist like role, gently trying to help Kathy understand Paris’ perspective. Kathy seemed more upset that Paris did not tell her about the pregnancy, abortion, and other traumatic experiences than she was about Paris’ emotions or the shame Paris carried around them. There is also the story from Paris’ childhood about a diary she had hidden in her room. One day, she overheard her mom and her mom’s sisters laughing about it. That likely taught her at a young age that her feelings were something to be mocked or dismissed. The way Kathy described Paris as a “wild animal” and an “alien” while she was growing up was also striking. When Paris explained that hearing that made her feel bad, Kathy responded by saying, “No, you’re unusual.” Nicky then stepped in and said Paris was like that because she had been through so many horrific things. Also, Rosanna Arquette told Kathy that “something went down,” meaning she believed Paris had been SA’d. Kathy said she would have known if that were true, but even after hearing this, she never asked Paris about it.
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When Kathy Hilton reacted with shock to Paris Hilton’s book and the revelation that Paris had an abortion, it really highlighted their complicated dynamic. Kathy is clearly very loving, but also emotionally distant in a way that suggests she does not want to hear the nitty gritty, painful details of anything. I also found it interesting how Nicky Hilton takes on an almost therapist like role, gently trying to help Kathy understand Paris’ perspective. Kathy seemed more upset that Paris did not tell her about the pregnancy, abortion, and other traumatic experiences than she was about Paris’ emotions or the shame Paris carried around them. There is also the story from Paris’ childhood about a diary she had hidden in her room. One day, she overheard her mom and her mom’s sisters laughing about it. That likely taught her at a young age that her feelings were something to be mocked or dismissed. The way Kathy described Paris as a “wild animal” and an “alien” while she was growing up was also striking. When Paris explained that hearing that made her feel bad, Kathy responded by saying, “No, you’re unusual.” Nicky then stepped in and said Paris was like that because she had been through so many horrific things. Also, Rosanna Arquette told Kathy that “something went down,” meaning she believed Paris had been SA’d. Kathy said she would have known if that were true, but even after hearing this, she never asked Paris about it.

Bye Wig Hello Drama

493,465 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Tickled by Kaiyne (WATCH THE ENDING) So Kaiyne hit me up a while back here and after chatting for a while we became friends. A few weeks back he let me know that he was planning an LA trip and wanted a tickling experience. For this session we came up with a fun little storyline where I play a school bully and Kaiyne has tracked me down and is now about to finally get his REVENGE on me. And to make things even more exciting I agreed to a NO SAFEWORD session here, which turned out to be a big mistake since Kaiyne was able to take full advantage of that and absolutely DESTROYED me. The level of tickling that Kaiyne put me through was so immense that halfway through the session I completely forget about the roleplaying all together and devolve into a babbling begging mess. The intensity proved to be too much that I actually called it quits before filming the last scene (sorry guys). When I was editing, I laughed at seeing myself nearly collapsing to the floor after he releases me; originally I was going to leave that part out but after watching it I thought it would be fun to leave it in. I actually pretty much blacked out by that point and hardly remember that latter part, but the cameras kept rolling and captured the moment.
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Tickled by Kaiyne (WATCH THE ENDING) So Kaiyne hit me up a while back here and after chatting for a while we became friends. A few weeks back he let me know that he was planning an LA trip and wanted a tickling experience. For this session we came up with a fun little storyline where I play a school bully and Kaiyne has tracked me down and is now about to finally get his REVENGE on me. And to make things even more exciting I agreed to a NO SAFEWORD session here, which turned out to be a big mistake since Kaiyne was able to take full advantage of that and absolutely DESTROYED me. The level of tickling that Kaiyne put me through was so immense that halfway through the session I completely forget about the roleplaying all together and devolve into a babbling begging mess. The intensity proved to be too much that I actually called it quits before filming the last scene (sorry guys). When I was editing, I laughed at seeing myself nearly collapsing to the floor after he releases me; originally I was going to leave that part out but after watching it I thought it would be fun to leave it in. I actually pretty much blacked out by that point and hardly remember that latter part, but the cameras kept rolling and captured the moment.

LA Tickle

15,712 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

I'll be honest, many k-pop artists are still obsessed with lip syncing, look at Jennie, her live vocals are so good, she's dancing while singing, why aren't all the idiots praising her? k-pop fans pick up on Jennie's talent every second, while their favorites can't even do half of what she can do, this woman practices 50 minutes of breathing exercises before her coachella stage without a break, she commands a stage with at least 120,000 people in a day, she practices and designs her own stage with her own talent and genius Many k-pop artists show off simple dance moves, or make mistakes sometimes and lip sync the whole time but k-pop fans keep quiet about those things. while they watch Jennie's clips and catch every mistake with her, even if the dance stops for 5 seconds they will find it, so why do they find it, it's only for a few seconds, how many times do they have to stare at the screen to find the second she makes a mistake? look who's obsessed with Jennie, I'm not sure if the rest of K-pop is not interesting or because Jennie is too popular that everyone only cares about her
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I'll be honest, many k-pop artists are still obsessed with lip syncing, look at Jennie, her live vocals are so good, she's dancing while singing, why aren't all the idiots praising her? k-pop fans pick up on Jennie's talent every second, while their favorites can't even do half of what she can do, this woman practices 50 minutes of breathing exercises before her coachella stage without a break, she commands a stage with at least 120,000 people in a day, she practices and designs her own stage with her own talent and genius Many k-pop artists show off simple dance moves, or make mistakes sometimes and lip sync the whole time but k-pop fans keep quiet about those things. while they watch Jennie's clips and catch every mistake with her, even if the dance stops for 5 seconds they will find it, so why do they find it, it's only for a few seconds, how many times do they have to stare at the screen to find the second she makes a mistake? look who's obsessed with Jennie, I'm not sure if the rest of K-pop is not interesting or because Jennie is too popular that everyone only cares about her

sdington

84,089 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce