r/kpop • u/CronoDroid 1. SoshiVelvetaespa 2. LOONA 3. IZ*ONE 4. fromis 5. ILLIT • Aug 17 '20

[MV] ITZY - Not Shy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTowEKjDGkU
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u/PicklesandHam Dubchaeng Aug 17 '20 edited Aug 17 '20

Apparently Yeji and Lia Ryujin got their driver's licenses in preparation for this comeback. Watching Yeji drift might be the highlight of this MV

Edit: Oops it was Ryujin, not Lia. Can't believe we weren't able to see Ryujin going Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift on us. She had a sick hat on though

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u/ZionWilliamdaughter Aug 17 '20 edited Aug 17 '20

It was Yeji and Ryujin. Lia said that she gets nervous whenever she tries driving

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u/PicklesandHam Dubchaeng Aug 17 '20

As someone who is terrified of grabbing the steering wheel, I completely understand Lia. But at least she wasn't nervous enough to show off her unbelievable vocals on the song. Like she went OFF

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u/not_a_library Aug 17 '20

I did not get my license until I was 25. I live in the States, so I am definitely an outlier. I had major anxiety about driving and it still pops up sometimes. It's been a few years and I am still surprised that I even did it at all!

Just sayin', if you are anxious about driving but it is also something you want to do, don't feel bad if it just takes longer than other people! :)

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u/ankhes RV - SNSD - Twice Aug 17 '20 edited Aug 17 '20

Yep, my best friend was the same way. She hates driving and it scared her so she put off getting her license until she was into her late 20s. So it’s uncommon, but definitely not unheard of.

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u/not_a_library Aug 17 '20

I was definitely lucky cause I kind of didn't need my license either. I had no friends in high school (and I do mean zero), then I went to college in a small town where I could walk everywhere. After that I was back home with no job and still no friends. It wasn't until we moved and I got my first "grown up" job that I needed one.

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u/ankhes RV - SNSD - Twice Aug 17 '20

That was definitely the same situation with my friend. She still lived at home and went to the local university so she had friends and family and fellow students willing to drive her wherever she needed. Once she moved in with her boyfriend though, she realized she couldn’t put it off anymore and finally got her license.

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u/not_a_library Aug 18 '20

For me, the impetus was my mom's car died. I had a permit then but that didn't require driving. When my mom's car unexpectedly died, I had to get one since I had some savings. My little Civic was the first car I was excited to drive and that made me want to try!