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just-watch-me-hachiko:

gravitygallifreyfalls:

goggles-mcgee:

theoppositeofprofound:

“Victor Nikiforov’s exhibition piece this year is an original composition entitled, Look, Babe, I Didn’t Mean To Leave The Dishes In The Sink, It Won’t Happen Again, Promise. He choreographed it himself.”

“Yuuri Katsuki’s exhibition piece this year is a direct response to Viktor Nikiforov’s piece, -Look, Babe, I Didn’t Mean To Leave The Dishes In The Sink, It Won’t Happen Again, Promise.-, it is entitled, - You Say That Every Time, Nikiforov, Every Time, And Yet It Still Happens.- He as well choreographed it himself. It is a very passionate piece.”

“Yurio Plisetski’s exhibition piece this year is a response to both Viktor NIkiforov’s piece, ‘Look, Babe, I Didn’t Mean To Leave The Dishes In The Sink, It Won’t Happen Again, Promise,’ and Yuuri Katsuki’s piece, ‘You Say That Every Time, Nikiforov, Every Time, And Yet It Still Happens.’ Yurio’s piece is titled, ‘You Two Are Disgusting,’ it was choreographed by himself as well.”

Phichit Chulanont has chosen the classic American song “Why Can’t We Be Friends?” for his piece this year.

It’s unclear whether or not this is a coincidence, but given the overall situation, we’re fairly certain he is responding to SOMEBODY.

Well, this year’s Grand Prix season is having quite the theme.