Flip-Flap: Easily Swayed
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Flip-Flap: Easily Swayed
In Korean, being easily swayed is called having “thin ears” — but does it mean ears as thin as paper? No. It means believing whatever others say. Flappy, who has yellow paper ears, adds something to the cart at “they say it's good,” chops off their hair at “it's trendy,” and brings home an indoor bike at “it's a game-changer.” That bike becomes a clothes rack. When the final bait, “Save this and your speaking skills will improve,” nearly gets the viewer to tap Save, a stamp lands: “That's what being easily swayed is!” Riso-print-style art layered in fluorescent pink, blue and yellow, set to comic pizzicato music.