How To Dance Unique (but NOT awkward) 

Always do what you love don’t let obstacles stop you, you got this. All the best

@@zacharikurbah6358 thank you

@@Michael-kf7gm thank you

Good on you! I've spent decades wasting my life on what people think. I wish I understood at a young age to express myself the way I want and to just not give af.

@@EE-hi4re just the fact that you've realized it is a good thing

Of course :) We have no right to gate keep something we're so blessed to be a part of. Thank you for the support!

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Thank you so much !!!

Thank you!! We've taken a really long break to work on some BIG things outside of RU-vid, so we feel bad for not having been as active here. We're getting back into more consistent content and this comment was SUPER affirming!

Koncept - he has a bunch of awesome freestyle educational videos over at @UnlockYourStyle in the same vein as this one

​@@miteydeethank you!

@@UnlockYourStyle ofc!! Your videos were such a good start for building my freestyle foundations and really opening my eyes to what's possible, really appreciate it! ♥

@@miteydee I love it!!!! Stay tuned! More is coming!

@@miteydee I appreciate you

@@DKisHERE12 As a professional dancer AND someone who has ACTUALLY watched both videos, I can definitely say that this video is vastly different from the presumable other video you're probably comparing it to (i.e. the one starring Lauren) in terms of approach, structure, ideas, advice, and theses. Lauren's video is a list citing specific "awkward" dancing habits and how to fix them: 1) staying in the box, 2) stiff neck, 3)wandering eyes, 4) losing balance, and 5) not tracking progress. This video is a mini essay about how dancers can productively foster their unique style and eccentricities as they grow. Basically, the only similarities Lauren's video and this video share is their titles and their initial premises (though they approach each of their respective premises in radically different ways from the other). This all would be incredibly self-evident if you actually watched both videos in question. Edit: Also, no one asked for your opinion nor your rude condescension either. Funny how comment sections work.

well, i’m not a professional dancer, but i can say this: i'm 29, i’ve only had hip hop lessons for 2,5 years now and i’ve improved a great deal since i started! (also according to my teachers and our school owner lol). and the only dancing i did before this was 2 years of jazz during high school. it’s hard to tell whether starting this late can get you into professional work areas since professional dancers usually start really young. but as long as your body is in good shape, i reckon you could get quite far!

@@xmidsummersky thanks u🫶🏼🫶🏼

Dance anyway

We're FINALLY getting back into it!! What videos/groups do you want to see 👀. PS: Thank you for being patient!!

@@steezystudio RIIZE is gooood!!! Go check the choreo of their songs siren, get a guitar, talk sexy and impossible.

​@@steezystudiosvt please 🥺

Great idea! Which videos/dances would you recommend??