Perfect expressions, perfect cuteness! Sweden's Twice Cover dance! 

Yeah without trying to make it manly at all by adding power whenever he can. I just feel like a lot of dudes, even idols, are scared to be compared to girls if they do girl choreographies so they overcompensate and it loos bad in the end

In theory it is quite simple, you just have to do the choreography as it is supposed to be done, without trying to make it more "masculine" or anything like that, the only thing that could be changed is not to try to make feminine expressions, just happy or good vibes. Trying to make things different, in this case, because you are a man dancing to a song meant for women, is just going to make it a lot more awkward. But yeah, the guy did a very good job.

There are reasons for that, unfortunaly structually men, specially in kpop, get made fun of doing such things, or are reprimended for doing so, and that amounts to a growing insecurity, saying its cringe is subjective, not saying tour opinion isn't valid, but thera are reasons for these things. Toxic masculinity isn't just an individual problem, it's a set of ideal imposed onto young man by people who are old fachioned and have very problematic ideias about what it means to be a man. It's a bigger issue than some of us realize, and i belive korea has a bit of this mentally from what i've seen, but i can't really comment on a culture i don't fully understand.

@@braincellgenocide9553I understand your point, but I don't think the issue of strict / old masculinity in korea, or in any country, is not really the problem here we are talking about a man who is doing, by his own choice, the cover of a song originally performed by women, there are many men who, when they, by their own choice, do these covers, end up deciding to make the moves more "masculine", that is most likely because they believe that a "feminine" move will not look good on a male body, but the thing is, if they are not really comfortable doing the moves, why do they perform the song then? It should be clarified that this does not apply to specific situations where the male dancer doesn't really have the option of not performing the song (as often happens with male idols), this, again, refers more to people who do dance covers for fun.

@@jonix24mejor i understand, i do believe they perform the song because it might be a trend or something, i personally don't feel too much about It, but i completly understand your point, i'll keep your argument in mind for the Future, thanks for engaging in this discussion, i think this topic needs to be talked about more, in a comprehensible way, seems worthwhile.

No there are 2 guys there

True 😭

I was straight up smiling the whole performance. Once for life!!

I am so happy for them all I am crying too 😢❤🎉

I was crying and smiling too during the whole video!❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

fr tho

Same bruh 😭

Okay we two set so we want to find another 7

Count me in

@@aesthetics9466 count me in too

Yesss😂

I noticed that too lmaoooo I wonder if it's just a cultural thing that men don't hug women in Korea and they were respecting that? I wonder what the social norm is in Sweden as well.

@@kalpic11 in Sweden it depends on the situation, friends and family hug but not strangers usually. I think he didn't want to make it awkward for tzuyu :)

​@@MimiMangetsu Also, I think it's to stop any scandal/rumors from spreading. You know how stories could be manipulated.

​@sprite4360 yep, Korean media and public are savage to kpop stars. They can't even date privately, so a mere hug would be disastrous

Twice always had a lot of fanboys in korea. Even when they do fan meetings, it's mostly fanboys.

fucking beautiful is what it is

That was the prize in the show! Teams from different countries competed to get the chance to dance with Twice and team Sweden won!

saaame

Not all guys are creeps, if that's what you're saying... he was just being respectful as I hope any person would be.

@@thespankmyfrank all the other girls hugged twice. Except him. On other celebrities from the west a hug would be perfectly normal, not for japanese/Koreans if you are a man. Hug a person you love and respect is nothing related to be creppy.

Pretty sure they get live translations through their in-ears. :) They seemed to be speaking English at the end, with Twice members saying "thank you" and "you did great".

Yeah, we got live in-ear translations!

@@philipolhager omg Philip unnie???? You were great! Congrats!

@@AluSou hey yeah that's me :) Thank you!

​@@philipolhager Riktigt bra jobbat av alla! Det var riktigt underbart att se era uppföranden!

I thought the same thing, I felt sorry for the man

Tzuyu is probably very careful with everything she does since she has been through a lot. For example the flag-incident. I think she just don't want people to be angry at her for hugging a man.

@@soniam603 Do I even wanna ask what the "flag incident" is

@@FlynnTheRedhead she was holding a flag of Taiwan -where she’s from- in a photo. And got hate from mainland China

@@eFrog27 Yeah since learned what they meant, no idea why you’d bring it up in this situation though lol