The crowd appeared completely captivated as the team exceeded their expectations, performing with remarkable choreography & skill to a nice, never-heard-of music.
Being from Norway (a country quite similar to Denmark) I can imagine that the energy at that age is pretty similar to the teens in my country. Them clapping along to the music is pretty much equivalent to cheering. They are engaged and wanna show support. You gotta do something quite over the top to elicit mid performance cheering in my experience having gone to that kinda Nordic school. And the applause at the end of the performances were quite enthusiastic in my Nordic opinion. Also the fact that they payed attention and didn’t just talk or something with their friends in the crowd is also a good indication that they enjoyed the performance. That crowd was not dead lol, just danish hahaha 😅😂😊 I’m sure the performers got a lot of praise from their fellow students and friends after the performance as well. 😊 Remember that these crowds are much smaller than most of the school performances you’ll see where people cheer a lot and it can therefore be harder sometimes to be the person that starts cheering and keeps doing it so that others feel safe to join before the instigator of the cheering starts to feel too seen and anxious. The clapping to the beat is a much safer way (safer socially that is) to show support and cheer the team on as well as create a sense of community in the crowd without screaming in each others ears or drowning out the music so that it would be harder to hear the songs they are dancing to. It’s simply a different culture when it comes to school performances than you might be used to seeing on TH-cam. (I posted part of this comment as an answer to someone’s comment about the crowd being dry, but because I see quite a lot of people commenting about it I am also posting it as an individual comment.)
I agree with you. The audience shouldn't be criticized. They showed their respect, at least. Probably, they are not familiar to the songs and dances. If they knew the songs well, I'm sure they could have enjoyed even more cheerfully.
@@shpark6248 absolutely, the songs being unfamiliar is probably also a contributor to the crowd not being super audibly excited, and they did nothing rude in the situation regardless😊 I think the people commenting about it just aren’t used to or aware of the Nordic teen in school culture. No harm no foul regardless, I just wanted the people commenting to have the chance to learn about that side of Nordic school cultures 😉
_When Internet talk about the Northern European countries, they always talk only about Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and always forget about Russia. Therefore, Russians look at it from the outside, like migrants from behind the fence on Local Holidays. But Russia never waits for an Official Invitation, it always comes on its own._ Sorry, *Question:* Which country is located between Norway and Korea?... About Russian Culture and Education. The Education system of Russia is based on Russian National Culture, with influence: Europe/Asia (Russia, Germany, Poland, Italy, France, Caucasus, Central Asia, Turkey, Persia (Iran), India, China, etc). The rich russian culture is best school (basic) education system in the World: russian classical music, russian classical literature, classical poetry, architecture, art, choreography, etc (science, philosophy, economics, trade). The Russian educational system is based with help the Russian Cultural Renaissance of the XIX century, when Europe was already experiencing a cultural decline, but Russia at that time had geniuses like Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Glinka, Tolstoy, Pushkin (Ethiopian origin), Lermontov (Scottish origin), Chekhov, Gogol, Dostoevsky and Aivazovsky (Armenian origin), etc. They were able to raise Russian Сulture to Unattainable Heights... *Leo Tolstoy - War and Peace* (Nikolay Rostov, Pavlogradsky Hussar Regiment attacks to French infantry) *lpHLr5-zpx8* _Having delayed the enemy and thus ensured the success of the retreat of the main forces of the Russian army, the detachment hastily retreated in the dark after the battle. The Russians repulsed the last French attack already during the retreat in the dark. Although the wounded were ordered to be left behind, many of them dragged themselves after the troops and asked to lie down on the guns. Among them was a pale Hussar junker, who, supporting his arm with his other hand, approached artillery сaptain Tushin and asked permission to sit on the gun. "Captain, for God's sake, I have a concussion," he said timidly. - For God's sake, I can't walk anymore. For God's sake! It was obvious that this juncker repeatedly asked to sit down somewhere and was refused everywhere he asked in a hesitant and pitiful voice. "Let him go, let him go," Tushin said. Rostov was the junker. He was holding on with one hand to the other, was pale, and his lower jaw was shaking with a feverish tremor. He was placed on the very gun from which the dead officer had just been thrown. There was blood on the officer's greatcoat, which stained Rostov's trousers and uniform. Rostov's wounded arm hurt terribly. Snow began to fall from the dark sky, Rostov forgot himself for a minute, but during this short period of oblivion he saw his house, a fluffy fur coat, a fast sleigh and felt the love and care of his family. "And why did I come here!?"He thought about it. Rostov was 20 years old. This was his first battle._ *Tchaikovsky - Pa de De* ('The Nutcracker') *YR5USHu6D6U* *_Anecdote_* _The Doctor at the clinic tells to the Patient: I'm very sorry. You have only 4 minutes left to live, what is your last wish?_ _Patient: I want to listen to Tchaikovsky's "Pas de deux"_ _Doctor: But the "Pas de deux" lasts 5 minutes!_ _God (from above): No problem, I'll wait._ *Preview:* Russia, Middle Volga river, Togliatti city, Language Gym № 38, First School Day Ceremony *bZGNqLHlrXM* Most Russians live in the European part of the country(>70% ). About 77% are ethnic Russians, and over 60 million Russians live in the Volga basin area - includes Finno-Ugric (Finns), Baltic (Lithuanians and Belarusians), Slavic (Russians, Ukrainians, Poles), Iranic (Persia and Caucasus), Turkic (Ottoman Empire: Most are Balkans and Greeks, Golden Horde: Most are Tatars and Chuvashs ) and Germanic (Volga Germans: Most are Mennonites from Germany, Holland, Austria, etc) ethnic groups, etc. Nowadays, it's very Mixed and Russified. Ancient Migrations: Northern - Baltic-Volga water away, Southern - Caspian-Volga water away, Eastern - Steppe away, Western - Central and Southern Europe. Dominant Anthropological type: Depigmented Volgid, etc. The Volga is the biggest river in Europe, and it splits the European part of Russia right down the middle. It's about two kilometers wide on average, but near the city of Togliatti it's five kilometers wide. If you go swimming downstream from Togliatti , it'll be twenty kilometers wide - it's like the main transport artery of Eastern Europe! Moscow region is Volga basin area too. Togliatti Embankment *nR4L9opHXlI* History: Togliatti City (the old name of "Stavropol on the Volga" until 1964) was founded by Military Orthodox Ethnic Kalmyks who accepted Russian citizenship and performed Military Service for the Russian Empire as a Stavropol Fortress - "Stavro Polis" (Greek language) - the City of the Cross against the robbery raids of Hordes of Nomads. So...look, *Real Russia/Provincial Russia,* Middle Volga river, Volga Federal District, Togliatti city (population 685,619 people, ethnic composition: ethnic Russians 87%, Tatars 4%, Ukrainians 2%, Mordovians 1.5%, Chuvashs 1.5%, others: ethnic Germans (Volga Germans), Poles, Jews, Koreans - less than 0.5%, etc). Assimilation has affected many ethnic groups, and they now consider themselves ethnic Russians, having lost their original ethnic identity. Language Gymnasium № 38 (languages: German, English, Frencn, Spanish, Chines, etc), First School Day, short clips (5 min): 2018 *QOv3dejeL34* 2019 *z4dlAc66Mq8* 2020 *ZyLzuqoWcp0* Sun School Day, Song "Orange Sun", short clip. *9LTOTtHWCbE* Choreographic training at the Gymnasium № 38 *kB2Lmm7ydr0* It has been scientifically proven that effective brain activity is interconnected with the motor motility of the body. Russia has very strong choreographic and sporting traditions, and Russians are leaders in sport gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, figure ice skating, synchronized swimming and classical ballet. Russia, Togliatti city, Language Gym № 38, First School Day and Last School Day, short clips *HX9_diW5LaM* *YOQJorUSn20* *m1RVgwblEWc* *0kPC0mzg0BE*
PS: The population of the Volga region already shows low uraloidness, which is increasing in the Ural region of Russia, but even in the Urals, uraloidness is not Dominant. 50% of Russian citizens have light eyes and light hair - about 77 million people from 154 mln russians (without Ukraine and Belarus). Russia is the only country in the world in which the number of light-eyed and blonde shades hairs is increasing due to the reverse drift of recessive genes. The body adapts to extremely low temperatures by changing the shape of the bones of the face to reduce the heat transfer of the face (the face becomes streamlined, like in a wind tunnel). The cheekbones become larger and higher (the maxillary sinuses increase), reducing the bones of the eye sockets (sub asian eyes), the chin becomes more pointed, the shape of the nose and jaw changes. The ears are also modified to protect against frostbite, and sometimes the earlobes merge with the cheeks. The skin (eyes and hair) lose their pigment, the skin of the face becomes "velvety" (protective fat layer). Rudimentary epicanthus (or sub-asian eyes) in some primary school children completely when they reach adulthood. 50% of the most Fertile soils in the World (Black soils) are located in Russia. 75% of the Russian population lives on most Fertile soils in the World (Black soils) - this is the highest rate in the World. Google trsl...
It is Danish! I think Danish TV should reflect many comments here about Danish students' reaction to Kpop dance, and compare it to that of the USA(so crazy). It is quite interesting. I think that they are enjoying the dance too, but express it in different way.
clearly these people don't understand k-pop, thanks for educating this crowd 😂😂. i woulda been going crazy if i was there. keep this up, i loved it !!!
Characteristics of Danmark. The country itself is small. The population is about half Seoul. In Korea, they are known as descendants of Vikings. There is Danmark milk in Korea. lol It is a country that has a good image for Koreans. Characteristics of Danish gilrs? Tall, there are many pretty girls. There are Danish TH-camrs living in Seoul.
I see people saying ‘the crowd was dead’ and personally I think it’s because the performance wasn’t that great. The synchronization was bad and a lot of the times they were forgetting the moves. But it does take a lot of guts to perform infront of a crowd so i give them props 😊 The only performance i truly enjoyed was probably OMG. ❤
![[K-POP AT GRADUATION PARTY, DENMARK] I AM+UNFORGIVEN+Perfume | Dance performance by 7.4teen](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/e2rYu3ikzcw/mqdefault.jpg)
![[K-POP AT GRADUATION PARTY, DENMARK] I AM+UNFORGIVEN+Perfume | Dance performance by 7.4teen](/img/tr.png)
The crowd was too shocked of how amazing this was they couldn’t even say anything
They were bored
@@Ipromiseyounobodyismad 🌚👍
Don't lied. They wasn't impressed. 😂the dressing, image and all. 😅
@@933roastduck ok you caught me 😔
Tbh it's the music choice the song cupid isn't really a song that hypes up a crowd@@Ipromiseyounobodyismad
Is this red velvet performing in North Korea
Lmao, that's what I thought, too 🤣
Lmao=)))))
😂😅😊
😭😭
It takes a lot of guts to perform for a dead crowd so I applaud you guys. I hope yall keep going :^)
you guys did so well!! that crowd is dead asf tho
🤣🤣🤣
Dry af
😭😂😂😂😂
Lmfao 😂
literallyy😭
The crowd appeared completely captivated as the team exceeded their expectations,
performing with remarkable choreography & skill to a nice, never-heard-of music.
Never heard the silence quite this loud
THE CROWD WAS SO LOUD!!
😂😂
totally loud ‼️
0:05 CUPID 큐피드
3:02 I AM 아이엠
6:07 OMG 오엠지
9:39 UNFORGIVEN 르세라핌
Being from Norway (a country quite similar to Denmark) I can imagine that the energy at that age is pretty similar to the teens in my country. Them clapping along to the music is pretty much equivalent to cheering. They are engaged and wanna show support. You gotta do something quite over the top to elicit mid performance cheering in my experience having gone to that kinda Nordic school. And the applause at the end of the performances were quite enthusiastic in my Nordic opinion. Also the fact that they payed attention and didn’t just talk or something with their friends in the crowd is also a good indication that they enjoyed the performance. That crowd was not dead lol, just danish hahaha 😅😂😊 I’m sure the performers got a lot of praise from their fellow students and friends after the performance as well. 😊
Remember that these crowds are much smaller than most of the school performances you’ll see where people cheer a lot and it can therefore be harder sometimes to be the person that starts cheering and keeps doing it so that others feel safe to join before the instigator of the cheering starts to feel too seen and anxious. The clapping to the beat is a much safer way (safer socially that is) to show support and cheer the team on as well as create a sense of community in the crowd without screaming in each others ears or drowning out the music so that it would be harder to hear the songs they are dancing to. It’s simply a different culture when it comes to school performances than you might be used to seeing on TH-cam.
(I posted part of this comment as an answer to someone’s comment about the crowd being dry, but because I see quite a lot of people commenting about it I am also posting it as an individual comment.)
I agree with you. The audience shouldn't be criticized.
They showed their respect, at least. Probably, they are not familiar to the songs and dances. If they knew the songs well, I'm sure they could have enjoyed even more cheerfully.
@@shpark6248 absolutely, the songs being unfamiliar is probably also a contributor to the crowd not being super audibly excited, and they did nothing rude in the situation regardless😊 I think the people commenting about it just aren’t used to or aware of the Nordic teen in school culture. No harm no foul regardless, I just wanted the people commenting to have the chance to learn about that side of Nordic school cultures 😉
Yeah, im danish and this is very accurate from my experince. Very well written :))👍
_When Internet talk about the Northern European countries, they always talk only about Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and always forget about Russia. Therefore, Russians look at it from the outside, like migrants from behind the fence on Local Holidays. But Russia never waits for an Official Invitation, it always comes on its own._
Sorry,
*Question:* Which country is located between Norway and Korea?...
About Russian Culture and Education.
The Education system of Russia is based on Russian National Culture, with influence: Europe/Asia (Russia, Germany, Poland, Italy, France, Caucasus, Central Asia, Turkey, Persia (Iran), India, China, etc). The rich russian culture is best school (basic) education system in the World: russian classical music, russian classical literature, classical poetry, architecture, art, choreography, etc (science, philosophy, economics, trade). The Russian educational system is based with help the Russian Cultural Renaissance of the XIX century, when Europe was already experiencing a cultural decline, but Russia at that time had geniuses like Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Glinka, Tolstoy, Pushkin (Ethiopian origin), Lermontov (Scottish origin), Chekhov, Gogol, Dostoevsky and Aivazovsky (Armenian origin), etc. They were able to raise Russian Сulture to Unattainable Heights...
*Leo Tolstoy - War and Peace* (Nikolay Rostov, Pavlogradsky Hussar Regiment attacks to French infantry) *lpHLr5-zpx8*
_Having delayed the enemy and thus ensured the success of the retreat of the main forces of the Russian army, the detachment hastily retreated in the dark after the battle. The Russians repulsed the last French attack already during the retreat in the dark. Although the wounded were ordered to be left behind, many of them dragged themselves after the troops and asked to lie down on the guns. Among them was a pale Hussar junker, who, supporting his arm with his other hand, approached artillery сaptain Tushin and asked permission to sit on the gun. "Captain, for God's sake, I have a concussion," he said timidly. - For God's sake, I can't walk anymore. For God's sake! It was obvious that this juncker repeatedly asked to sit down somewhere and was refused everywhere he asked in a hesitant and pitiful voice. "Let him go, let him go," Tushin said. Rostov was the junker. He was holding on with one hand to the other, was pale, and his lower jaw was shaking with a feverish tremor. He was placed on the very gun from which the dead officer had just been thrown. There was blood on the officer's greatcoat, which stained Rostov's trousers and uniform. Rostov's wounded arm hurt terribly. Snow began to fall from the dark sky, Rostov forgot himself for a minute, but during this short period of oblivion he saw his house, a fluffy fur coat, a fast sleigh and felt the love and care of his family. "And why did I come here!?"He thought about it. Rostov was 20 years old. This was his first battle._
*Tchaikovsky - Pa de De* ('The Nutcracker') *YR5USHu6D6U*
*_Anecdote_*
_The Doctor at the clinic tells to the Patient: I'm very sorry. You have only 4 minutes left to live, what is your last wish?_
_Patient: I want to listen to Tchaikovsky's "Pas de deux"_
_Doctor: But the "Pas de deux" lasts 5 minutes!_
_God (from above): No problem, I'll wait._
*Preview:* Russia, Middle Volga river, Togliatti city, Language Gym № 38, First School Day Ceremony *bZGNqLHlrXM*
Most Russians live in the European part of the country(>70% ). About 77% are ethnic Russians, and over 60 million Russians live in the Volga basin area - includes Finno-Ugric (Finns), Baltic (Lithuanians and Belarusians), Slavic (Russians, Ukrainians, Poles), Iranic (Persia and Caucasus), Turkic (Ottoman Empire: Most are Balkans and Greeks, Golden Horde: Most are Tatars and Chuvashs ) and Germanic (Volga Germans: Most are Mennonites from Germany, Holland, Austria, etc) ethnic groups, etc. Nowadays, it's very Mixed and Russified. Ancient Migrations: Northern - Baltic-Volga water away, Southern - Caspian-Volga water away, Eastern - Steppe away, Western - Central and Southern Europe. Dominant Anthropological type: Depigmented Volgid, etc.
The Volga is the biggest river in Europe, and it splits the European part of Russia right down the middle. It's about two kilometers wide on average, but near the city of Togliatti it's five kilometers wide. If you go swimming downstream from Togliatti , it'll be twenty kilometers wide - it's like the main transport artery of Eastern Europe! Moscow region is Volga basin area too. Togliatti Embankment *nR4L9opHXlI*
History: Togliatti City (the old name of "Stavropol on the Volga" until 1964) was founded by Military Orthodox Ethnic Kalmyks who accepted Russian citizenship and performed Military Service for the Russian Empire as a Stavropol Fortress - "Stavro Polis" (Greek language) - the City of the Cross against the robbery raids of Hordes of Nomads.
So...look,
*Real Russia/Provincial Russia,* Middle Volga river, Volga Federal District, Togliatti city (population 685,619 people, ethnic composition: ethnic Russians 87%, Tatars 4%, Ukrainians 2%, Mordovians 1.5%, Chuvashs 1.5%, others: ethnic Germans (Volga Germans), Poles, Jews, Koreans - less than 0.5%, etc). Assimilation has affected many ethnic groups, and they now consider themselves ethnic Russians, having lost their original ethnic identity.
Language Gymnasium № 38 (languages: German, English, Frencn, Spanish, Chines, etc), First School Day, short clips (5 min): 2018 *QOv3dejeL34* 2019 *z4dlAc66Mq8* 2020 *ZyLzuqoWcp0*
Sun School Day, Song "Orange Sun", short clip. *9LTOTtHWCbE*
Choreographic training at the Gymnasium № 38 *kB2Lmm7ydr0*
It has been scientifically proven that effective brain activity is interconnected with the motor motility of the body. Russia has very strong choreographic and sporting traditions, and Russians are leaders in sport gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, figure ice skating, synchronized swimming and classical ballet.
Russia, Togliatti city, Language Gym № 38, First School Day and Last School Day, short clips *HX9_diW5LaM* *YOQJorUSn20* *m1RVgwblEWc* *0kPC0mzg0BE*
PS: The population of the Volga region already shows low uraloidness, which is increasing in the Ural region of Russia, but even in the Urals, uraloidness is not Dominant.
50% of Russian citizens have light eyes and light hair - about 77 million people from 154 mln russians (without Ukraine and Belarus). Russia is the only country in the world in which the number of light-eyed and blonde shades hairs is increasing due to the reverse drift of recessive genes.
The body adapts to extremely low temperatures by changing the shape of the bones of the face to reduce the heat transfer of the face (the face becomes streamlined, like in a wind tunnel). The cheekbones become larger and higher (the maxillary sinuses increase), reducing the bones of the eye sockets (sub asian eyes), the chin becomes more pointed, the shape of the nose and jaw changes. The ears are also modified to protect against frostbite, and sometimes the earlobes merge with the cheeks. The skin (eyes and hair) lose their pigment, the skin of the face becomes "velvety" (protective fat layer). Rudimentary epicanthus (or sub-asian eyes) in some primary school children completely when they reach adulthood.
50% of the most Fertile soils in the World (Black soils) are located in Russia. 75% of the Russian population lives on most Fertile soils in the World (Black soils) - this is the highest rate in the World.
Google trsl...
Aww at the crowd is so dry but at least they made the effort to clap for y'all
너무 나도 귀여운 훌륭한 공연입니다. 칭찬합니다. ^ ^ b
If you dance it infront of the Filipinos 🇵🇭the crowd is going wild yall are good dancerrr❤❤❤
Wonderful dancing girls! 🎉😊🎉😊🎉😊🎉😊
I'm happy to see the performers are enjoying. I like all the songs they danced to.
6:49 dude looked bewildered
우와!! 정말 예쁘게 잘 하네요^^
와우🎉 멀리 한국에서 박수를 보내요❤❤❤❤❤
You’re amazing till the audience were left speechless.
Cupid 💘🍯
there is a feeling in the air, the OMG deliver light sweet smile in your heart.
역시 스칸디나비아의 사람들은 제일 예의
바르고 멋지십니다. 숨 죽은듯이 공연에
몰입하는 모습.
멋있어요 ❤
Wonderful! 즐겁게 추는 모습이 너무 멋져요 👍
That's really cool Studying, health, hobbies, etc. Kpop gives people a feeling. Thank you for the video. Thank you.❤🎉❤😊
My favorite cover group
best friends. Excited
덴마크 🇩🇰 이쁜이들 잘했어요 👍 사랑해요 👍 💜 😘 💕
좋은 노랫말을 가진 k pop 곡들을 골랐네요. 멀리 한국에서 여러분의 미래를 응원합니다.
おかげで楽しく素敵なパフォーマンスを見ました。
ありがとう
Omgg i think the crowd was too stunned to speak cos of how awesome and powerful the performance is.
It is Danish! I think Danish TV should reflect many comments here about Danish students' reaction to Kpop dance, and compare it to that of the USA(so crazy). It is quite interesting. I think that they are enjoying the dance too, but express it in different way.
yes, a lot of them paid attention, and clapping too
AND THE CROWD GOES WILLLDDDD!!
considering they aren't actually dancers, they did super awesome
It was like they were told to clap and stop at a specific time 😅
so talented ❄️☃️⛄️
헐...분위기 살벌하네.. 이런 분위기에서도 멋진공연준비하느라 열심히 준비한 댄서분들 너무 고마워요~~
유령관객들에게 너무 과분한 훌륭한무대였어요~~😊
9:40
저정도면 호응 해준거 아닌가? 끝날때 휘파람도 불어주고 박수와 환호 해주네;;
우리 호응보다 난 듯한데..
The crowd be like : 😶😶😶😑😑😑😑😶😶😶😶😑😑😑😑
Nice work ladies.
잘하네. from kor
clearly these people don't understand k-pop, thanks for educating this crowd 😂😂. i woulda been going crazy if i was there. keep this up, i loved it !!!
Why r u mad that they didn’t like it 😂?? The performance was so boring but alr 😪😪
The audience is shock ,, just observing, only watching, no reaction... They're not familiar to kpop,,..no internet,, no wifi.. 😲😲😲😊😊😊
잘 하네요 ~~
소규모 공연 다들 잘하네요 😊👏👏👏👏
큐피는 너무 아름다운 노래다!!
핍티가 다시 돌아왔음 좋겠다!!😊
근데 춤은 진짜 잘 춘다.
This is call silence of joy😂
K-POP을 좋아해주셔서 감사합니다.
미국 팝송 다른나라서 듣는다고 미국인이 팝송을 좋아해 주셔서 감사합니다 라고 하냐
너무 창피한 댓글
니가 감사할이유가 없음...
@@hzhsjsbsn 당신은 창피해 하세요. 저는 고마워 할터이니.
@@hzhsjsbsn 너무 창피해? 난 너가 더 창피해. 이렇게 하나하나 저울질해가면서 살면 얼마나 피곤하고 주변에 피해를 줄지 가늠도 안된다
@@빵실이-p7h 제가 국뽕쟁이기는 합니다. 대한민국에 이롭다면 다 좋아요.
관중 살벌하네 ㄷㄷ 이런 분위기에서 어떻게 춤을 추나요?
OMG 끝날 때 귀척하는 파트에서 현타 오셨네ㅋㅋ 제일 잘 추신 분 :)
Amazing !!!
These are all my fave songs❤
Idk, what impressed me the most is the fact that most, if not all of the kids in the crowd are blond, lmao
이야..... 춤 잘추네요.....
잘하네
유럽사람들 키도크고 몸매이뻐서 춤이찰떡이네
Didnt know danish has quiet crowd too when someone in performing, kinda similar to Japan ig its interesting
Characteristics of Danmark. The country itself is small. The population is about half Seoul.
In Korea, they are known as descendants of Vikings.
There is Danmark milk in Korea. lol
It is a country that has a good image for Koreans.
Characteristics of Danish gilrs?
Tall, there are many pretty girls.
There are Danish TH-camrs living in Seoul.
It was okay😊 they slayed the chorus part
very good👍
That was cute! 😍
Muchas felicidades..wow
Wonderful 🎉🎉🎉
😀😍😘
you guys did well but i think you should choose more energetic songs. I AM was a good choice
omg is a energetic song let’s not lie..
@rio not for the majority of the song
Bravo les filles ❤ j'adore ça ❤
I see people saying ‘the crowd was dead’ and personally I think it’s because the performance wasn’t that great. The synchronization was bad and a lot of the times they were forgetting the moves. But it does take a lot of guts to perform infront of a crowd so i give them props 😊 The only performance i truly enjoyed was probably OMG. ❤
That crowd was so dry bruh….💀💀
That crowd needs help i'd be umping out of my feet trying to dance along
Well done, girls! That was so good😱👍👏❤️!
I can see that you practiced a lot!
참 잘했어요😊
never seen this much blonde ppl together
Ej hvor er gode piger❤️
Amazing! Sooo C00l!❤❤❤
Que plateia animada pqp kkkkkk
앞으로도 다양한 커버영상 보고 싶네요~
멋진 공연이었습니다~
I have never seen a class so silent
애들 집중하는 것 봐라...wow!^^^^^^
저 공연을 학교에서 할 수 있게 해주나요? 🤔😚 정기적으로?와우... 😘
the choreo is so good omg u guys killed that!
omg how many blonde people are there in the crowd?
Good performance.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
어휴... 귀여워...
애들이 참 얌전하다. 조용히 관람하네ㅋㅋㅋ
never saw so much blondes in one place fr
Fighting guys. Enjoy!!
so cool
영어버젼 내기 정말 잘한것임
Who else heard unforgiven by le sserafim at the end?!
So well ~😊❤
열씸히 노력하는데..ㅎㅎ..축제 자린데 호응이 인색하네..덴마크분들이 그르신간???아무튼 최고의 무대 였습니다...❤❤❤
북유럽 사람들 원래 텐션이 낮아요
안 좋아서 저러는 게 아니고
ㅋ 이게 뭐라고 난 끝까지 보고 있는가 ㅋ~ 덴마크는 이런 분위기이군요.... 뭔가 화기애애한 느낌이다
I’ve never seen so many blondes in my life
훌륭합니다. 한국에서도 유튜버로 지켜보며 응원할게요. 사랑합니다.
멋진 공연 잘 봤습니다.
you guys are legit! i can easily see you practice them a lot. way to go, girls! you guys should've applied for a2k or something.
the crowd looks like they were forced to clap
Awesome!!!!!!
와우~ 멋진 분들~~^^