So Blackpink are currently the punching bag of everyone’s criticism, and yeah, some of it is definitely fair. But then I’ll scroll across a TikTok saying something like my title, usually comparing a messy Blackpink stage to groups like TripleS or LOONA to prove how much more synchronized the latter is. And I get it—they do look more synchronized—but the whole “they’re with more members and still manage to look more in sync” thing I keep seeing? That’s just… not how it works lol. It’s actually really simple. When you’ve got only four people dancing, that’s four bodies our eyes can focus on. If one person is even a little off, you’re going to notice instantly. There also aren’t many formations in a small group where someone can be tucked away in the back. That’s why in groups like ITZY or Blackpink, members like Lia and Jisoo have gotten endless hate for their weaker dancing. There’s just no way to hide it in a group that small. Now take NCT 127’s Doyoung for example. He’s admitted himself that he’s not the strongest dancer (please note that before anyone gets offended lol), but I’ve never seen him dragged for it the way smaller-group idols are. Why? Because he’s in a 9-member group. With that many people, choreographers can easily move him to the back, or give him moments to stand still while he sings his lines. And when you’ve got nine people moving together, the small flaws basically blur out—it’s your brain filling in the gaps. So when people say “look, this big group is even more synchronized than that small group,” they’re kind of missing the point. Bigger groups don’t automatically dance better—it just looks that way because the sheer number of people creates a visual cushion that hides individual weaknesses. submitted by /u/Due_Improvement_5699 [link] [comments]
"x Kpop group have so many more members yet their synchronization is better" well yes because it's EASIER to look more synchronized in a bigger group
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