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August 13, 2008

But It Was Obvious!

Wait. This is a controversy?

Sorry, but I simply assumed that she had been lip-syncing, since it was so damn obvious. I watched this through Korean television, but I assume that everyone else in the world had the same feeds from the closeup cameras. I thought, "That's a cute kid. Too bad she's lip synching. I guess they went for cute over talented."

She over-gesticulated with her mouth and seemed to be concentrating on her super-smile the entire time. I didn't know anyone had been "fooled."

Were we really watching the same feed in Korea as in other countries?

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