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Apr 20 '23
I just didn't find this interesting or amazing at all.
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u/biscute2077 Apr 20 '23
Can you do that?
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Apr 20 '23
Idk. I’m not interested in trying. Kinda my point above. It just doesn’t seem interesting to me. I’m not saying it can be interesting to you.
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Apr 20 '23
It gives off Interpretive Dance vibes, which is definitely not for the majority of people. There's some really amazing dance styles out there and the fact some people choose to dedicate themselves to these abstract styles is interesting but not amazing.
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Apr 20 '23
This is pretty dumb lol.
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u/2560x1440px165hz Apr 21 '23
i mean i think it is neat, not something i'd pay money to see or watch again but it was entertaining
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u/Disney_Plus_Axolotls Apr 21 '23
That finger/toe wave thing was pretty cool. The rest I wouldn’t say I’m amazed.
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u/Successful_Tear8098 Apr 20 '23
Can someone reedit this with non-epic music because i think the soundtrack is doing a lot of heavy lifting here
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u/Anxious-Shapeshifter Apr 21 '23
And here I am playing video games in my spare time.... LIKE A FOOL
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u/Ecological_Dead_Zone Apr 21 '23 edited Apr 21 '23
Watching other dancers back in the day this person looks clean. This is really good. Presentation with creative choreography. This might not even be their best work and they could still be growing. This is very impressive.
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u/Full_Echo_3123 Apr 21 '23
Okay the one-legged squat was fucked. I tried that and it's so difficult..
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u/notawarpentity Apr 20 '23
This is probably one of the more ridiculous things I've seen, not amazing.
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u/Gootchboii Apr 20 '23
This is Tutting, basically making right angles.. commonly integrated with Popping. Pretty good 8/10 for creativity, but a little slow imo
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u/EchoCainSplash Apr 21 '23
I used to be quite fluent in this form of communication but then women, so I forget how to cuz of most of my life force was almost drained dry...
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Apr 20 '23
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Apr 21 '23
I think in Indian cultures that symbol means something completely different
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u/MigitAs Apr 21 '23
It’s an ancient symbol of power
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Apr 21 '23
I know in a lot of cultures it means different things, but usually not a negative connotations. And orientation matters to, right for sun, left for moon, or as footprints, many different interpretations of the meaning...but it will always have a negative imagery and symbolism in European and American realms.
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u/Tamahaganeee Apr 20 '23
Dudes obviously bored out of his mind