DonFerrari said:
Pretends to be about a criticism over the sexualization of underage (which could still be made with 18 year old girls that look teenagers and would still have the same basic meaning), but it achieves that by doing children and teens do sexually provocative dance and get close ups, so again she admitted to tape what she seemed in real life, and that in real life it was to be sexually provocative. And no one can say someone is assexual and at the same time do sexual activities with intention. |
ah so you did get it. But what's your problem with it?
It's based on real life events that are 100% legal. Assuming someone in the audience filmed the dance choreography, would it suddenly turn into something illegal?
Also what's the difference between girls voluntarily doing a sexually provocative dance in real life and girls voluntarily trying to enact it in a movie?
In the end it's just girls trying out stuff that they are seeing everyday in social media and music videos.
