r/cringereels • u/Cultural_Fall_3255 • 1d ago

Fluid Art, a contemporary art

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u/No_Water9929 1d ago

I like how you listed things that require talent, skill, hard work and dedication. This requires none of that.

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u/Sasquatch_Sensei 1d ago

Yes. Which is partially why im confused how it has an audience

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u/zeptillian 1d ago

If you just watched kids playing they would at least try to have fun and seeing them enjoy themselves might bring a smile to your face.

Watching an adult play around on the floor with a serious look on their face like they are 6 hours into a 10 hours shift at a tedious factory job just seems miserable.

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u/Thefdt 1d ago

80% confused family members and friends

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u/balerstos 1d ago

I agree that this seems ridiculous and, imo, nasty but...do you think the first 100 people who watched Interpretive dance or anything really thought "oh man this is amazing and takes talent and hard work and dedication?

Honestly I don't. I bet folks laughed at them behind their backs and thought it was absurd.

For the record, I'm not expecting this to be in the Olympics in 50 years.

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u/LowRevolutionary7965 1d ago

For many of these types of projects it’s a requirement to attend and its pass/fail for zero credit. I always seemed to fail this requirement when I was in school.

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u/kickintheface 1d ago

Wait, you mean to tell me that this girl didn’t spend countless hours dedicating herself to this show in order to deliver a flawless performance? Nonsense!