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The cast and crew of The Untamed never had “bromance” in mind; they set out to film a love story, and here is the evidence – actors having a heated lovers’ spat about when they fell in love, while directors try to calm them down.
The track they referenced is Shin Band’s “I Love You Even If You Die” – a 2002 power ballad about apocalyptic undying love that’s over-the-top yet oddly fitting, especially with its dramatic lyrics re: “us against the world”, “till the end of the earth”, and “go it alone into the dark”.
good day friends please enjoy –
Tencent uploaded 160 minutes of behind-the-scenes/interview material for CQL, and I don’t usually go for YouTube videos over, mmm, ten minutes, but I stg I sat down and watched all two hours and forty minutes of this, utterly riveted
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These two kept making bloopers because they couldn’t get their minds out of the gutter. For a long time, fans familiar with this BTS clip couldn’t figure out what’s so funny about the idiom LWJ used. The phrase 定有蹊蹺 is nothing out of the ordinary:
“There must be some misdirection.”
Now the mystery’s solved: earlier this year, someone finally realized that the dialog preceding that sentence could be taken as off-color innuendoes if you tried really hard. They so did try.
At first I thought it was because this idiom 定有蹊蹺 (ding you qi qiao) sounded a bit like 定有雞翹 (ding you ji qiao), a dick reference, and it turns out I wasn’t too far off. Usually it’s hard to translate jokes, but in this case it just happens that a similar-sounding phrase in English exists:
“There must be some missed erection.”
(source: https://m.weibo.cn/profile/5535523536)
The tags for this spawned a fanfic.
good day friends please enjoy –
Tencent uploaded 160 minutes of behind-the-scenes/interview material for CQL, and I don’t usually go for YouTube videos over, mmm, ten minutes, but I stg I sat down and watched all two hours and forty minutes of this, utterly riveted
Keep reading