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Originally Posted by Shiso
let's think?
maybe to give the impression of an IMPERFECT on-stage acting in 1930 china? I didnt live in the 1930 China so I cant say if the divas then were as perfectly choreaographed as they are now...
PV wise - I am loving it.
It's the first time ayu has a partner that somewhat looks masculine. None of her male dancers is even near the type of performance and look Midoring has here. I hate when she uses Tour dancers in her PVs. This PV will be the first exception I think.
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Hmm I dont like on purpose imperfectness unless it's obviously on purpose. X_x
Anyways nice explanation for Midoring playing a guy, but that doesn't explain why she looks all in love at Ayu on stage lol
Also I agree with GRACE below me that the dancing does look VERY amateur, and not on-purpose-amateur