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“Aspiring to be a higher class than one is. Derived from bourgeois – meaning middle/upper class, traditionally despised by communists.”
love Nathan's humor sooo much:rofl2:
I remember Nathan saying that his mom used to try to watch Michelle skate whenever she could back in China (on tv) and that’s how she fell in love with skating. And now he’s following the same path![]()
aww that is so lovely and poignant, watch Michelle back in China (but Nathan's mom probably immigrated to US around 1990 already and Michelle is only 10 years old by then), I don't know this little story, is it in a video, i would like to watch it, but I also had an impression that Nathan's Mom is a big Michelle Kwan fan, if not, I know for sure that Nathan's mom is a figure skating uber fan and loves the artistry of figure skating very much.:luv17:
I don’t think I saw this particular spelling until the song ‘Bad and Boujee’ - and from Wikipedia:
The song reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the first chart-topping single for both Migos and Lil Uzi Vert. A week after its peak, it was dethroned by Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You", but retrieved its peak position the following week and stood there for two more weeks before being replaced by "Shape of You" again

aww that is so lovely and poignant, watch Michelle back in China (but Nathan's mom probably immigrated to US around 1990 already and Michelle is only 10 years old by then), I don't know this little story, is it in a video, i would like to watch it, but I also had an impression that Nathan's Mom is a big Michelle Kwan fan, if not, I know for sure that Nathan's mom is a figure skating uber fan and loves the artistry of figure skating very much.:luv17:
Actually his parents emigrated to the US in 1998 so she would have seen Michelle skating during Olympics or Worlds before that (Michelle was 12 when she turned senior in 1992/1993)
Here’s one interview where it was mentioned (I think he mentioned it some other time too when he was talking about how Michelle was one of his inspirations, I’ll post it if I find it later)
https://www.teamusa.org/News/2017/M...n-Asian-American-Resurgence-In-Figure-Skating
“Known for his programs that feature multiple quadruple jumps, Nathan Chen said he was drawn to the sport initially by the jumping prowess of Russian Olympic champion Evgeni Plushenko. His mother, however, was a massive Kwan fan, oftentimes – as a young lady – finding a TV in China to squeeze in time to watch Kwan skate.”
from Seating in UBC Thunderbird Arena (GPF 2018) thread - 'A new block of all event tickets were released for the 2018 GPF in Vancouver. These tickets are in the west bleachers. Has anyone attended a FS event in similar seats? I'm just wondering about what the view will be like. It's also on the opposite side of the arena from K&C which isn't great.'
response: 'I don't know where the west bleachers are. But I've been to at least one FS competition every year since 2013, and I'm happy to share my opinion.
My favorite seats are in what's sometimes referred to as the "Lutz corner." Each time my seats have been there, it's been the opposite end from the K&C. I can always see the skaters' K&C reactions by viewing the big ceiling screen at center rink. Many of the skaters who jump counterclockwise (thus, most) jump their lutz in that corner, and it's thrilling! Also, it's been a great place to see a lot of the other jumps from. Most of the skaters plan their jumps to happen at both ends of the rink, or the middle too. This last year, Nathan Chen put his quad lutz in one end during the SP, and in the other end during his FS. Very considerate, I thought.'
If anyone is interested in attending
We were discussing the other day about fans waiting in the hotel lobby to meet skaters during competitions. Saw this from Kolyada interview: http://fs-gossips.com/mikhail-kolyada-once-i-was-given-underpants/
'Girls figure skaters like to skate in Japan, they bring full suitcases of presents from there.
– I brought two suitcases jam-packed from the Grand Prix Final.
What was the most unusual present?
– Nothing came as a jack-in-the-box. Let me think. Once I was given underpants. Not any special ones, but simple – striped. Gray. I also received T-shirts. I like it, I wear it all.
Where do people more often tell they love you?
– Well, everywhere.
But from where go more hearts?
– The most passionate fans are in Japan. They are so emotionally involved. They have it in their blood. I don’t know how much loyal you need to be to this sport to be so attentive to the gifts! You need to buy, to pack, then to buy tickets to the competitions, to come and watch from start to the end, then come to the hotel and wait to present this gift. Which is so well packed. The Japanese are so pedantic people! I like it very much in Japan.
So be sure, Mikhail will appreciate all your presents and will use them)'
It doesn't sound like this particular skater thinks fans waiting for him at the hotel is rude or scary ? (unless I'm confused and he's only referring to Japan and not sure if the set up is different there) And hoping we will get to see video or photo of him and Nathan training together at Team RAF International Skating Academy.
Another interesting finale pic. It's quite striking how much further apart Nathan's legs are compared to the other skaters. Also love the way his palms are pointed straight up.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bi87PX8AQdD/
SoY from Nathan's FC Prez's fancam.
https://twitter.com/gorachael/status/997754442945413120
She later asked him if it felt awkward when he was asked to pair up with Ashley, but he answered no since he was essentially ordered to it.

:Here are some lovely footage of Nathan with his fans waiting in hotel lobbies made into this touching music video edit
one moment is from COR and the other moment is from GPF in Japan.
https://youtu.be/l5HspS-mb3c?t=111