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LOL where have you been? The crazy moving camera views have become a staple of these bhangra wedding gig videos!Swi said:what the fuck wedding was this. The damn camera looks like it's on a dolly and shit
I was thinking the exact same thing. SGPD is making performances at weddings epic.Swi said:what the fuck wedding was this. The damn camera looks like it's on a dolly and shit
I kind of like it...hahaPartyJatt said:yo best camera angles and editing ive seen for a wedding vid, not the typical Indian editing
the money is thrown for three reasonsrajkaran said:I kind of like it...hahaPartyJatt said:yo best camera angles and editing ive seen for a wedding vid, not the typical Indian editing
Also...can someone explain to me this money-throwing concept? I don't get it...and I've never seen it done at any of my family events (and that's a lot). What's the significance? Who picks up the money afterward? Who's the money for? In some ways, I'm a bit against it because I was always told to respect money and not throw it around/step on it...so I'm a bit confused. Anyone care to enlighten me?
Aha...i see...Gurvir said:the money is thrown for three reasonsrajkaran said:I kind of like it...hahaPartyJatt said:yo best camera angles and editing ive seen for a wedding vid, not the typical Indian editing
Also...can someone explain to me this money-throwing concept? I don't get it...and I've never seen it done at any of my family events (and that's a lot). What's the significance? Who picks up the money afterward? Who's the money for? In some ways, I'm a bit against it because I was always told to respect money and not throw it around/step on it...so I'm a bit confused. Anyone care to enlighten me?
1- you like the dance
2- you are related to the dancers and therefore feel obligated to show you like it
3- you're drunk lol
and usually the team keeps the money
Haha its usually 20% of #1, 10% of #2, and 70% of #3. Uncles are just smashed and start throwing money at/around you, they're usually feelin the set because Johnny Walker has them going silly. Whenever we've done gigs we've had the organizer pick up the money after we're done, i feel that it is kinda rude to start picking it up yourself.Gurvir said:the money is thrown for three reasonsrajkaran said:I kind of like it...hahaPartyJatt said:yo best camera angles and editing ive seen for a wedding vid, not the typical Indian editing
Also...can someone explain to me this money-throwing concept? I don't get it...and I've never seen it done at any of my family events (and that's a lot). What's the significance? Who picks up the money afterward? Who's the money for? In some ways, I'm a bit against it because I was always told to respect money and not throw it around/step on it...so I'm a bit confused. Anyone care to enlighten me?
1- you like the dance
2- you are related to the dancers and therefore feel obligated to show you like it
3- you're drunk lol
and usually the team keeps the money
i dont think you have to be really rich to throw money like that, usually uncles go to the bank and get american one dollar bills, and use those to "make it rain"Aha...i see...
who picks up all the money? lol
Also...I'm guessing reason #4 is "you're rich enough to throw money around...literally" haha