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cathyw...and when they made Boubou and Yang Kai battle to "Wu Gan" in the finals almost all my other thoughts drained out of my head. Whatever Yibo said about the battle was subtitled as "I'm quite vexed" and I suspect at a minimum what he was thinking was not suitable for a family program even if your standard for "suitable for a family program" includes a pair of jeans that announces that one's cock is gluten-free.
put me down as vexed right along with you there, Yibo. having your dancers battle each other was bad, but using your music to do it was twisting the knife.
(another person whose feels I felt: Su Lian Ya. "My first ever battle I had to go up against Boubou and Yang Kai and I didn't win but I also didn't run away screaming before it started and that's its own kind of victory.")
wasn't surprised Boubou lost, I'd realized a few episodes back that he wasn't going to be allowed to win. wasn't surprised his "home life" video was about how much he loved living in China and was having a great time getting acculturated there and learning the language. (the other memorable home life video: Lin's largely consisting of his mom dragging him around town to brag about him to all the local aunties. :) couldn't help but wonder how many of the local aunties had given her crap about "your son's a *dancer*? hrmph.")
The actual final battle actually felt anticlimactic, maybe because I'd never formed much in the way of an opinion about Chao? but Yang Kai's stamina. Damn.
put me down as vexed right along with you there, Yibo. having your dancers battle each other was bad, but using your music to do it was twisting the knife.
(another person whose feels I felt: Su Lian Ya. "My first ever battle I had to go up against Boubou and Yang Kai and I didn't win but I also didn't run away screaming before it started and that's its own kind of victory.")
wasn't surprised Boubou lost, I'd realized a few episodes back that he wasn't going to be allowed to win. wasn't surprised his "home life" video was about how much he loved living in China and was having a great time getting acculturated there and learning the language. (the other memorable home life video: Lin's largely consisting of his mom dragging him around town to brag about him to all the local aunties. :) couldn't help but wonder how many of the local aunties had given her crap about "your son's a *dancer*? hrmph.")
The actual final battle actually felt anticlimactic, maybe because I'd never formed much in the way of an opinion about Chao? but Yang Kai's stamina. Damn.
