The person responsible for the weak, lulzy Mr Mr choreo did f(x)'s RPPP; you'll see the ease of RPPP reflected in Mr Mr.
I haven't watched the Wait a Minute perf, because I read something about "bunny rabbit dance" and that just about ended any interest in seeing it.
Off topic: The Mr Mr choreo is basic enough as it is, and these girls still can't hit the moves harder? Partially the choreo (ok, and the song too) requires so little in the way of energy, but they are not delivering. Here's hoping they do better on Music Bank.
Really weird to actually watch a live in such a long time...
Music Bank looked better styling wise, and it seems they're trying for more sass and personality but it all depends on the camera. And the choreo doesn't really lend for it, really.
My thought is if they were going to be this laid back, then they really should have played with the choreo. SM has instead given the interesting stuff to SHINee and DBSK, probably because less people. I think SNSD can hit that choreo but management has been determined not to go that way, which has always been a shame.
Have no idea where they're trying to take SNSD, really. With the talk of SM pushing more into China, I wonder if they'll focus on Super Junior, Exo and f(x) more than SNSD there. It just seems like SNSD stuff has stalled...
Oh man, I liked RPPP so much as a song that I never watched any lives. XD Now that you point it out, I definitely see some similarities to the Electric Shock dance, but it's a shame that other than the first section of Mr. Mr., with all of the entrances/exits, they didn't play with the formations that much to make up for the lower difficulty.
Plus, difficulty of choreo can always be made up by swag, but SNSD were sorely lacking in the right kind of swag for these outfits.
I think the issue is that most of SNSD no longer want to focus on the dancing that much. XD
My perception is that SM are trying to cement SNSD as a long-term legitimate artist with staying power, so they can't go chasing opportunities like they're desperate for them. But I haven't paid attention to any of the stuff they're doing, like that Chinese videogame OST Soul is for, so what do I know.
WHAT IS THIS MIRACLE THE MUBANK PERF ACTUALLY HAS GOOD CAMERAWORK. Nearly perfect camerawork, at that! YES. YES. YES, THIS IS HOW YOU SHOOT A DANCE. This is, like, MV dance shot levels of good camerawork. Whaaaaaaat.
And yeah, you can tell that they feel much more comfortable with the swag here because they're back on heels, so the aloof posturing isn't as awkward. Downside, they aren't leaning as far as I wish they could sometime because they have to keep their balance on the heels, and the end of the dance break was really awkward.
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I haven't watched the Wait a Minute perf, because I read something about "bunny rabbit dance" and that just about ended any interest in seeing it.
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The Mr Mr choreo is basic enough as it is, and these girls still can't hit the moves harder? Partially the choreo (ok, and the song too) requires so little in the way of energy, but they are not delivering. Here's hoping they do better on Music Bank.
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Music Bank looked better styling wise, and it seems they're trying for more sass and personality but it all depends on the camera. And the choreo doesn't really lend for it, really.
My thought is if they were going to be this laid back, then they really should have played with the choreo. SM has instead given the interesting stuff to SHINee and DBSK, probably because less people. I think SNSD can hit that choreo but management has been determined not to go that way, which has always been a shame.
Have no idea where they're trying to take SNSD, really. With the talk of SM pushing more into China, I wonder if they'll focus on Super Junior, Exo and f(x) more than SNSD there. It just seems like SNSD stuff has stalled...
Also, yes, BoA's new Jpop release is awesome~~~~
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Plus, difficulty of choreo can always be made up by swag, but SNSD were sorely lacking in the right kind of swag for these outfits.
I think the issue is that most of SNSD no longer want to focus on the dancing that much. XD
My perception is that SM are trying to cement SNSD as a long-term legitimate artist with staying power, so they can't go chasing opportunities like they're desperate for them. But I haven't paid attention to any of the stuff they're doing, like that Chinese videogame OST Soul is for, so what do I know.
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And yeah, you can tell that they feel much more comfortable with the swag here because they're back on heels, so the aloof posturing isn't as awkward. Downside, they aren't leaning as far as I wish they could sometime because they have to keep their balance on the heels, and the end of the dance break was really awkward.
And they're not in jeans that are skintight all of the way down inside shoes, which helps. You want a bottom that's tight on the ass, but leaves some extra fabric towards the bottom to enhance movements through delayed follow-up. Plus, the open width at the ankle contrasts with the actual width of the ankle, and just highlights the shape of the leg better, whereas skintight right to the shoe brings attention to how ugly the ankle-to-foot junction actually is.
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