Bailey's musicality is so sick, we all just caught a cold from watching. She moves like water but with the precision of doctor's scalpel. She hits beats you didn't even realize were in the song when you heard it in the past. I hope she has an amazing career in dance and the arts.
I'd watch HOZIN if you're into musicality on the highest level. It's a shame the vast majority of dance fans haven't had the privilege of watching him.
@Emma Austen Im Referring to her SECOND comment on this thread! "SHE" is claiming that this 15 year old is one of the best in 3 complete generations and its NOT accurate! #1 shes 15! She is not old enough to be one of the best dancers. #2 she is only versed in one style of dance! the 3 i listed are versed in MULTIPLE Styles! There are THOUSANDS of dancers in her generation and beyond that are better then bailey. she is good yes but not one of the best even in her generation! My wife has over 20 years in Dance and is way beyond bailey in skill, technique, and ability. Anya Garnis is heps better then Baily. she is a world Champion Ballroom dancer soo YOU and ikram imark are both idiots!
Her musicality, body control, acting, facial expressions.. everything is on a whole another level. Her dancing is so precise and controlled that it's unbelievable. And the way she incorporated acting in this piece...just left me speechless, absolutely speechless. She is incredibly versatile, her recent dancing reminds me of Sean's style a lot. (I know they are both busy people I hope she takes his class soon. I feel like she is going to kill his choreo even more now that she has improved and found her style) Bailey was born to pursue arts, and I am glad to see her improving and getting even more recognition these past couple of years. She has an amazing career ahead of her, and I can wait to see what comes next! We don't deserve such a talent.
I'd watch HOZIN if you're interested in musicality and technique on the highest level. It's unfortunate the vast majority of dance fans haven't had the privilege of witnessing him move.
She made me be convinced that dancing is a way of expressing. I don't know the lyrics of the song but her dancing expressed it very well.. that I felt it. I understand the song just by her moves. Brilliant choreography.
Umm.. there are lots of other dancer (a lotttt of hip hop dancers) have that expressing "style" of dance like that (e.g. Adam Sevani aka Moose from Step Up movies), how come you just feel it when you're watching Bailey? (Bailey is great but other dancers has been doing this "style" too)
I loooovveee bailey's dancing. out of all of the young female dancers out there, the ones I admire the most are bailey and logan. there are other amazing dancers but they're just so... addicting to watch. like their musicality and body control is something that you can't find in every dancer
Nobody is born with talent.. You gotta do stuff since very young to get it naturally.. she has been working very hard since she was toddler.. dont write it off by saying she was born with it..
She trained for years under a lot of ppl like Matt Stefanina, and others since she was a little kid. It's been maybe 5 years now since a lot of us watch her dance under those dancers' channels
I came here searching "Bailey Sok" after I was absolutely blown away from a World Of Dance video on Facebook. This dance is completely original to the other and now I'm crying!! 10/10
@@laurenjackson2810 Imagine a white person looking at a foreign person skating and he's like look at white/skateboarding culture. Its loved all around the world.
@@206guy5 People do recognize that American culture or California (Los Angeles) is a popular cultural producer, so I'm unsure of what you're talking about. Just because everyone loves something, doesn't make it everyones. People all over the world love Sushi, and for valid reasons people will always recognize that it's Japanese. To be upset that hip-hop is Black-American culture, is very strange. Are you upset that I'm specifically referencing Black American culture or do you get upset when anyone is prideful about their cultures music, fashion, food, etc.? If you think it's "insecure" for anyone to be prideful about their culture, than that is sad, you must not have a culture? or you specifically don't like when Black people are prideful about their culture? and well, that's prejudice.
