ILLIT Choreographer Sparks AI Debate With Cryptic Instagram Post: ‘What Are You Talking About?'

In a recent social media storm, ILLIT's choreographer has sparked widespread confusion and debate with an Instagram Story that left many scratching their heads.

The post, which touched on trends, authenticity, and frustration with forced retro styles, initially baffled readers due to its convoluted language and grammar.

"Being serious instead of something popular. Rather than acting like a trend, can a trend driven by consumption be a part of daily life and become natural rather than forced retro?

I couldn't hold it in and talked about this with back dancers of 30 years and 27 years. To the bosses born in the 70s, we are sick of the forced retro trend."

The choreographer, known simply as "chor" on Instagram, lamented the current trend landscape, questioning whether trends driven by consumerism could authentically integrate into daily life.

"30 years ago. A hyung that worked with Kim Gun Mo (singer) also said that the cramming/forced retro style wasn't good."

Expressing disdain for what they termed the "forced retro trend," the post also referenced conversations with long-time colleagues who echoed similar sentiments.

However, the original post's complex wording and grammar led to a flood of criticism and bewilderment from netizens.

Comments on various forums expressed frustration and disbelief at the choreographer's message, with some suggesting they were inebriated while writing it.

Amidst the chaos, netizens turned to ChatGPT, an AI language model, to decode the cryptic Instagram story.

ChatGPT swiftly broke down the message, clarifying that the choreographer was expressing dissatisfaction with the artificial imposition of retro trends in popular culture.

"Of course. Here is the meaning in short.

Currently, the retro trend that is being forced to become popular feels boring. It's because people are not taking it in naturally and are trying to force the trend. I had a conversation with a friend who had worked as a back dancer for 30 years, and they also said that they didn't like the forced retro trend. They are sick of the forced retro trend made by CEOs born in the 70s. Another friend who worked with Kim Gun Mo 30 years ago said the forced retro isn't good.

This message is trying to express the repulsion of the forced retro trend. They express their struggle with people trying to artificially create trends rather than accepting them naturally."

Netizens were amazed by ChatGPT's ability to distill the meaning from the confusing post, lauding the AI for its clarity and coherence.

Comments flooded forums such as theqoo and fmkorea, praising ChatGPT for its superior translation skills and ability to make sense of the choreographer's intentions where human understanding faltered.

As the dust settles on this digital debacle, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges posed by complex language and the potential for AI to bridge communication gaps in the age of social media.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.