It’s never suggested they’ve choreographed their own dance routine. They copy a music video move for move. The camera work is used to show the audience just how horrifying it looks when young girls feel compelled to emulate the suggestive material they’re constantly exposed to.
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There is but that doesn't really ameliorate that this is right on the edge of what you can legally watch without a visit from Police Constable Plod.
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The point of the movie is that it's a collision between the glitzy glamorous world of something like Dance Moms and the genuinely unsupervised and anarchic world of TikTok and Instagram, that shit like this actually is all over the place online where most adults don't look
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In Cuties there were no parents involved in the dance activity. This alone is a searing indictment against dance mom culture in the US where the moms/parents are involved at every level. They KNOW what’s going on.
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Right, the argument the movie is making is that the adults who "protect" kids in real dance crews aren't really protecting the kids but just providing plausible deniability, covering their own asses while they make bank off of exploitation, but it's all really the same thing
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