“Street Woman Fighter 2” foreign dancer reveals her armpit hair and becomes a hot search! Korean netizen: Even men in our country can do underarm management

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Korean netizens don’t even spare their armpit hair!

The second season of “Street Woman Fighter”has officially launched. Due to the popularity of the previous season, the response was overwhelming once it was aired. However, no one expected that it was not the hot dance that hit the hot search this time, but the armpit hair of the female dancer.

In the third program, 19-year-old Audrey, the maknae of JAM REPUBLIC dance company, received great attention. Her cute dance reminded people of Disney princesses. Maybe because Audrey has a soft appearance and always smiles, she looks very weak, and she was once rated as the worst team member, but in fact, when she dances, Audrey can be said to be full of aura and domineering. Jazz, ballet, and popping are all without her. No.

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However, after the show was broadcast, the search terms related to Audrey on the Korean search website were not dance, but “armpit hair.”In the show, she danced in a sleeveless T-shirt without shaving her armpit hair. This phenomenon is actually very common abroad, but it surprised Koreans because many men here do underarm management and they couldn’t imagine it. Performers on stage show armpit hair, let alone women.

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This incident also triggered a heated discussion among Korean netizens. Some people said: “What the hell, look at her openly showing her armpit hair, she is so handsome”, “We are the only ones staring at the armpit hair, people from other countries are admiring it.””Dancing”, “Actually, if you go on the show, you should better manage it, it looks uncomfortable”, “Overseas people think it doesn’t matter, I really envy their openness”, etc.