There's Something A Bit Twisted, Maybe, A Lot, In The Fact That The First Debates Once A Song Is Out

There's something a bit twisted, maybe, a lot, in the fact that the first debates once a song is out are not about how it sounds, but how much it backs up or doesn't live up to our assumptions about who they are and what they should do or say. Just a thought

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I'm not a dance expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I've always thought that one of the things that separates Jimin from the rest is his musicality. Jimin doesn't just dance to the music, he understands it.

I remember once I read someone complaining that Jimin is sometimes a few seconds behind or ahead of the rest of the group in their choreographies, I think Jimin has made that same criticism too and I don't think that's the case. I think Jimin just follows the tempo of the music, not the choreography itself. And I reconfirmed that in the video he posted today. Jimin understands the music and the tempo perfectly, I think that's why it's so easy for him to write melodies for the songs as well. The way he moves is different from the rest and yes, his background in contemporary dance also helps that difference but it's more than that. In a way Jimin reminds me a bit of Sean Lew, I don't know if you guys know who I'm talking about or have ever seen him dance. Sean, like Jimin, gives his own touch to the choreographies he dances. Although the steps and movements are the same, their bodies and the way they understand the music make them look different and that's incredible. And I think it's a bit rare to see between dancers.

For me being an excellent dancer is not just executing the choreography to perfection, it's not just learning the dance steps to perfection, for me it's also understanding what you dance to, the music and transmitting that with your body and for me Jimin does that to perfection.

I think that's why Jimin's choreographies are so difficult to copy and why when you see someone else dancing one of his choreographies it looks weird, slow, sometimes forced, because it's not just about learning the dance steps.

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Please give your explanation on why you think 3D gives "queer vibes." I need an explanation. I also I feel like if he was queer or bi, he would show it a bit more since he wants to show a new version of himself with his solo songs.

I don't think it's something you can break down and explain, or I'm just not up for the task, sorry. 'Needing' an explaination also doesn't sound very healthy to me, some queer person on the internet got that vibe and you didn't, that's cool.

As for the showing more, I kinda get it, but I also don't, as a CLOSETED queer person. You see, I would love to see more and more of his queerness, but I also know it's just egoistic, greedy, wishful thinking that we push onto him without thinking about context and consequences. It might not even be what HE wants for HIMSELF.

Look, Jungkook is an unpredictable guy, wild and free. Let's all collectively give up on our thoughts and expectations on how we would act if we were him. We'll never guess.

And, in my opinion, he does enough already. Those who get him, get him.

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