@@liynne yeah! and i think that's really cool. if they're gonna grubbily cash in on the community now they've realised it's profitable im glad they're at least going about it the right way (:
The chasing lighting both 2 verses are different because they are the opposite answer to the question. Like the 1st verse person who talk first are saying something and person who answer gonna reject everything but 2nd verse they are going to be supportive instead. //Sorry for my broken English 🥲🙌🏻❤️
It's funy bcs i saw many reaction from black community with the mv and they're really happy bcs the dancers were all black, bcs none (at least in kpop) have done that. Most of the time they were all mixed. Some of them even say that it's kind of appretiation to where the culture le sserafim take while making the song. The vogue is made by black and latina lgbt community back in 80-ies (as i've heard from other coments) so it's nice to see that those community was actually presented in there. Also, it's really nice that they hire those dancers. They basically got the job. I do understand where you came from, but sometimes it was people outside of those community who worried to much (i know you are part of lgbtq+ but race wise- you are not the person in their community-bcs the problem you mention waa based on that). i do saw this discussion on tiktok before the mv came and they thought those people just in the background and not dancers- so they assume le sserafim being ignorant- in conclution the one who make assumption were not of those community). My point is that we need to chill sometimes and actually listen to the thought of people of those community if you think you are being uneasy about something when other use their culture-wether it's appropriate for them or not. Over all i love your reaction to the album. Pierrot is so good. Thank you.
yeah, like i said in the video: im not trying to tell anyone else how they should feel about it, i just personally don't like the optics of a big company using the community as an adopted aesthetic (no matter how faithfully they implemented it), when that same company wouldn't hesitate to feed those dancers feet-first into a woodchipper if they thought it would make them a profit. but again that's just my feeling - i'm glad that people are enjoying the representation and more people learning about ballroom culture because of stuff like this is always a good thing.
24:56 I thought she was doing Cossack dancing until you said it was a vogue move! (Plus, CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE OUTRO SONG BEING FROM DJ RE:CODE?!?!? ICONIC!!!!!)
![LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) - CRAZY [Mini Album] | MADEIN93 FIRST REACTION](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hEwK7y-zQuU/mqdefault.jpg)
the background ppl in the video are the iconic ballroom house of juicy couture group, and they also partook in making the choreo
@@liynne yeah! and i think that's really cool. if they're gonna grubbily cash in on the community now they've realised it's profitable im glad they're at least going about it the right way (:
The chasing lighting both 2 verses are different because they are the opposite answer to the question.
Like the 1st verse person who talk first are saying something and person who answer gonna reject everything but 2nd verse they are going to be supportive instead.
//Sorry for my broken English 🥲🙌🏻❤️
@@sartoruzr4067 oh i see that's really cool! guess this is what i get for only speaking one language lol
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It's funy bcs i saw many reaction from black community with the mv and they're really happy bcs the dancers were all black, bcs none (at least in kpop) have done that. Most of the time they were all mixed. Some of them even say that it's kind of appretiation to where the culture le sserafim take while making the song. The vogue is made by black and latina lgbt community back in 80-ies (as i've heard from other coments) so it's nice to see that those community was actually presented in there. Also, it's really nice that they hire those dancers. They basically got the job. I do understand where you came from, but sometimes it was people outside of those community who worried to much (i know you are part of lgbtq+ but race wise- you are not the person in their community-bcs the problem you mention waa based on that). i do saw this discussion on tiktok before the mv came and they thought those people just in the background and not dancers- so they assume le sserafim being ignorant- in conclution the one who make assumption were not of those community).
My point is that we need to chill sometimes and actually listen to the thought of people of those community if you think you are being uneasy about something when other use their culture-wether it's appropriate for them or not.
Over all i love your reaction to the album. Pierrot is so good. Thank you.
yeah, like i said in the video: im not trying to tell anyone else how they should feel about it, i just personally don't like the optics of a big company using the community as an adopted aesthetic (no matter how faithfully they implemented it), when that same company wouldn't hesitate to feed those dancers feet-first into a woodchipper if they thought it would make them a profit. but again that's just my feeling - i'm glad that people are enjoying the representation and more people learning about ballroom culture because of stuff like this is always a good thing.
24:56 I thought she was doing Cossack dancing until you said it was a vogue move! (Plus, CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE OUTRO SONG BEING FROM DJ RE:CODE?!?!? ICONIC!!!!!)
We need vinyl and an album tour😭
legit if i saw 1800 live id pass away
You're a bit of a talker aintcha?
is that not the point of the video?