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@RaphaConrad 2 года назад

The dancers in the first two reels are Georgian Dancers. Mtiuluri is a celebration but a competition when they do a lot of tricks (like dancing the toes/knuckles and landing on their knees). This dance is reminiscent of a festival in the mountains.

@RaphaConrad 2 года назад

Btw the first time I saw this live was in a Cirque Du Soleil show called Varekai years ago. It introduced me to that along with many styles of Georgian Dancing 🇬🇪 🕺💃 Study and appreciate dance history!

@namtellectjoonal7230 2 года назад

landing on their knees...O_O I...I hope they have some special technique which makes it safe to do because that sounds scary af right now

@sabinedeixler2637 2 года назад

@@namtellectjoonal7230 the secret is to land on your shins and the upper side of the foot, and the weight is distributed evenly on as much surface as possible. That way it can be done safely and it is actually not painful. As long as you don't mind accidental bruises...

@lenavanhalen8446 2 года назад

Do they have anything (like special shoes) that makes the dancing on the toe knuckles easier or less painful? Because this look like it is so uncomfortable 😖 I tried to find information about it on the internet but couldn’t find anything.

@RaphaConrad 2 года назад

@@lenavanhalen8446 Based on the information of one of the dancers (who was part of the show), they do wear knee pads. Also they (the gentlemen) do wear shoes similar to jazz shoes under the leather part. Think of it like toe pads for pointe shoes.

@cranberry2184 2 года назад

Everyone is laughing while the guy just nonchalantly drops the hardest variation in classical ballet, aside from maybe the black swan.

@dajtoad1 Год назад

Yes, but they’re not laughing at him. They’re laughing with him, enjoying the whole unexpectedly exceptional performance! Hope he didn’t suffer too much for it the next day (however well he did as a one off, the boys aren’t used to the kind of toll it takes on their feet)

@thatdamnhoney 2 года назад

I’ve worked in fashion for about 15 years now and many of us still don’t understand half of what’s happening on the runways 😂 we may never.

@MxDandy 2 года назад

Same XD I just... let them be, I guess? lol

@jinxiejae 2 года назад

I figure it's more like abstract or absurdism art but in fashion.

@Feimicha 2 года назад

I’m nowhere near the amount of experience you have, OP, but honestly, it’s a form of art I’ll probably never fully get over. Basically, runways are filled with walking abstract paintings, collages and sculptures. The fashion that’s actually more on the “practical spectrum” (Basically anything that isn’t like the wacky stuff I see) interests me more

@SouthernArtist77 9 месяцев назад

I worked in beauty and went to a lot of hair shows and some of them were so wild, I loved it.

@SouthernArtist77 9 месяцев назад

I worked in beauty and went to a lot of hair shows and some of them were so wild, I loved it.

@Victoriasm31 2 года назад

A gender-flipped Rose Adage is not something I realised I needed in my life, but here we are.

@susanyoung8789 2 года назад

So much this!!! 💗 🌹

@chiimotosuwa2148 2 года назад

I'm not a dancer but a few years ago before I started getting genuinely interested in ballet I thought that all male dancers danced in pointe shoes. it seems totally normal to me. on top of that they are amazing at it!

@npats550 2 года назад

Wow! That last guy. Just DAYUM! Beautiful dancing. Even attempting the easiest part of the Rose Adagio, ( the attitude without the promenade and without the four partners to adjust to which is so difficult but must help balance on that foot for so long- like a barre)...props dude. Even the tiny slip after the second, I think was because everyone was laughing so much, and the third dancer just wasn't ready. That's my version and I'm sticking to it! Even though I am not a dancer. But it was the simpler moves that I adored. Just the (sorry if I get the terms wrong), ronde de jambe a terre, and into bourees- exquisite to watch. Stunning. And the guy who flies into the air; There must be a measurement line for how high qualifies as a jump- like pole vaulting, or the high jump in pro athletics without a springboard right? That guy crossed it. I demand a dance off ("Leap" off-gedd...nvm), with Superman. No cheating with the freakin cape acting as a parachute letting you linger in the air for longer either Mr Superhero!

@MarySanchez-qk3hp 2 года назад

I thought the last fellow was beautiful! The girls were giggling, but my jaw dropped. A triple... surely he's practiced this, he couldn't have just borrowed a pair and launched himself! Sir, you're beautiful and graceful, strong without being muscle bound. I hope you keep doing this. I couldn't tell if you were joking or serious, but you made my jaw drop. Pure beauty and controlled grace.

@lydiahoward1382 2 года назад

Whenever Josephine has to watch a cups video and the sad music comes on, it reminds me of one of the sad dogs in the sarah mclachlan ASPCA commercial

@MarySanchez-qk3hp 2 года назад

LOL!

@CaptainHarknesss 2 года назад

The first two are a type of Georgian traditional dance. Every region has a slightly different form with different stories told through movement. Wait until you find the swords! Literal sparks! There is also a lot of jumping onto the knuckles/pointe from a low or kneeling position... hard-core toes!

@qristinekhutsishvili2927 2 года назад

I am really happy that I saw my Georgian culture in your video 🙈 I don't know what first dancers name is but he is dancing Lezginka. the second dancer is Davit Chanishvili from Georgian national ballet "Sukhishvilebi". men dancing on nuckles is big part of Georgian dance and culture. they use special little protectors for their toes. it's something like we use under our Pointe shoes. you should definitely react to Georgian dance once, you would be waay more impressed 💗 love you so much💓

@melsoft121 2 года назад

I’ve been out of Irish for a few years now, so I’m not sure how much the choreo has changed, but I used to spend a decent portion of time en pointe in my hard shoes. I found that the platform on my shoes pulled me back from my center in all the brands (there are a couple new ones I haven’t tried, so I can’t speak to all current styles), so when I was en pointe I had my weight so it was balanced between the block and my toes, though more often shifted further toward my toes than back. I never used toe pads, though they were just starting to be sold at dance competitions just before I retired, but when I was doing intense workshops, I did use a combination moleskin, blister bandaids, and athletic tape to protect my toes/nails from the repeated impact and add some cushion during the extra time drilling steps. I never did it preventatively during workshops so I could maintain my tolerance for those sensations, but I did protect all toes when the first blister showed up.

@tujanbayouq5456 2 года назад

The first two reels are of Georgian dancers. This style of dance can be found in Georgian, Circassian and Chechen dance. Yes, the shoes are leather. They are sometimes padded, but basically you are dancing on your knuckles. Both men and women do this( 😁 I used to do it all the time). If you do it correctly, you don't feel pain. There are techniques involved to reduce pain😁 👍🏻 Hope this helps provide some insight to our cultural dance 😁👍🏻

@cherylkavanagh3387 2 года назад

I don't know if I should admit this, but I cannot seem to get enough of these reaction videos, Josephine.

@jenntuomala6259 Год назад

I did Irish dance for a few years as an adult. I found the whole hard shoe distributes the weight when on point. Some weight on the toe, but a lot on the heel and top of the foot, too. Smaller dancers get way up on their tippy toe in soft shoes, too. I wish there had been an Irish dance shoe fitter when I was dancing. I never felt like I wasn’t fighting my shoes.

@sbaker3426 2 года назад

I remember being a young teen in the early 80’s with my jaw dropped as Baryshnikov would just hannnnnng in the air!

@juliagoolia72 2 года назад

Yes! The movie White Nights!

@lasylphide-s5j 2 года назад

Yesss me to and I saw him live twice in NY with ABT we are lucky to have seen male ballet develop into what it is today. I love Daniil Simkin and I saw him guest in Sleeping beauty in 2012 at the Royal Swedish ballet.

@emiliayap8762 2 года назад

I started Irish as an adult a while back and I chose to wear toe pads to stop blisters and also provide a bit of cushioning for the bunion I grew after I started! Also stopped my feet being so red and angry after a couple of hours of class 😂

@weeardguy 2 года назад

Male adult dancer here ;) No toe-stands for me so no toe-pads as well, but I keep wondering how it feels (that will probably stay a dream, as I just have to keep stretching like mad to even be able to stand on my toes in my heavies, my feet just are not flexible enough in that direction ;) )

@mjgbabydragonlet 2 года назад

Daniili is really so talented. I was truly blessed to see him perform Falls the Shadows at the Guggenheim. It was very unique. I much prefer when you are not traumatized by the videos chosen for you. Might sound stupid, but, I do worry that young people make poor choices just for views. If we do not consume a video that is also making a statement.

@flyingSkyflower 2 года назад

who IS he? whats his insta? im so amazed and damn i need to see more !

@mjgbabydragonlet 2 года назад

@@flyingSkyflower Daniil Simkin is his name, I think he is still guests with ABT.

@kathymyers7279 2 года назад

Are you referring to the “fashion “ reel? It’s plain stupid. No pretention here just truth.

@Izabela-ek5nh Год назад

Daniil is absolutely GORGEOUS and I think he uses antigravity shoes. 😄

@OrientalBallerina Год назад

Surprised Josephine didn’t recognise him straight away! He’s amazing.

@lolofunslayer4953 2 года назад

I would love to see you react to more good ballet or other styles of dance and save yourself the horror of the cup dancing.

@fiddlegirl79 2 года назад

The ballet dancer with the black shoes also painted a ballet dance with her shoes. You should check those out and react!!

@EnglishTeacher_Shana 2 года назад

Danill Simkin is UNREAL! I have to see that on auto-repeat for at least an hour and will still marvel at his skill level. OMG!

@jaimiehayward6359 2 года назад

I laughed so hard at the the guy trying to use cups as point shoes but at the same time I was thinking that's gonna leave a mark

@kellyrose6206 2 года назад

I just kept thinking about how badly he's probably scratching up his parents' kitchen floor haha.

@kimisbister3951 Год назад

I’ve never been on pointe(back in my day they were called toe shoes) and it has been decades since I was in 1st or 5th position, but I love watching you! You crack me up with your reactions and I’ve learned so much about Pointe shoes! I’ve always wonder how Pointe shoes worked. Thanks for the info! Keep up the great work!

@theahaberman8189 2 года назад

4:36 as soon as this one started, I was like DANIIL!!! 😍

@katerinalustykova5553 2 года назад

Could you please do a review of those self-molding customizable "PerfectFit inserts"? I am not a dancer but I have seen the instructional video and they make them look so perfect it makes me wonder if it's really true and how common is it to use them/or why don't more dancers use them. That would be awesome!

@manga12 2 года назад

yes first clip and second its a georgian style folk dance they dance on overpointe like rythmic gymnastics just really long boots but the sole helps act like a shank, its much like the cossack dancing that they do in ukrain and parts of russia very fast and acrobatic and many of the clips are from autumn klein's channel on tiktok, she is a master of editing, and there is not much she wont try if you think up a challenge for her, and she has a degree in genetics and biochemistry from the university of texas, oh and she mentioned her dad for fathersday and said he was the one that came up with the safer barrior used on interstates and race tracks and the improvments to guardrails it has saved many lives

@bugz_space Год назад

It’s Georgian folk dance!! My studio teaches it as a class in our summer intensive. The shoes are stuffed with things to make it softer, so don’t worry (:

@The_One_And_Only_Viva 2 года назад

Josephine: I don’t understand fashion Me: Yeah and clearly neither do they

@emersa. 2 года назад

there is an acro-circus i went to recently called Venardos Circus and one of the performers BEAUTIFULLY walked on a tightrope en pointe!

@foreverdancing3 2 года назад

I slowed playback to .25 so I could figure out why the cat looked so fancy when he ran and but died laughing at Josephine during that segment.

@anastasiaeustace 2 года назад

Josephine's face when she said "I don't understand fashion" hahahahaaaaaaaaa Oh and the first two videos with men dancing on their toes, yes it's Georgian dancing, well, technically quite a few ethnicities from the Caucasus region have this element in their national dances, I used to go to dance festivals in Russia as a kid and these dances always fascinated me. Awesome that they were picked for the video, the world needs to know more things like that.

@defunctaccount2952 2 года назад

As an Irish dancer, I don’t wear toe pads in my shoes. I know one of my friends did wear them in her hard shoes, but she wore them so the shoes would fit her feet better. The shoes I wear would be too small for me if I wore my toe pads.

@jeancoppin6353 2 года назад

I'm so glad she finally saw the Georgian dancers!

@Princesspandapop Год назад

I know nothing about ballet or point shoes, but this has become pretty nice to watch and learn about. Ty 😊

@BarbaraHeins 11 месяцев назад

My bff was one of those guys who put of pointe shoes and was gorgeous. He dressed as Natalia Disasterova for Halloween...black pancake tutu and pointe shoes. I miss him so much!

@megatronegg 2 года назад

Hey, you probably won’t read this but I wanted to put a comment anyway. A while ago now I saw some of your videos, and I became completely obsessed with ballet in a time where, though it was a bit stupid as I’m still young, I felt like I didn’t really know what I wanted to do with my life. Though I was a late starter, I started classes in my local ballet school was soon as I could. Ballet makes me so happy and it makes me even happier thinking about how if I pursued ballet could make other people happy too. I have been doing pre-pointe lessons for a while now, and I have been told by my teacher that me and my classmates will be going en pointe soon! I’m so excited, so I just wanted to say how thankful I was that you brought ballet into my life, and I’m sure that this channel has done the same for others. Sorry for the cheesy and long comment baddies :>

@Digeroo123 2 года назад

The balance of that guy doing the Rose Adage was amazing. Perhaps he need to head to Monte Carlo.

@princekrazie 2 года назад

00:36 Everybody looking at the Kartvelian dancer in the firs video meanwhile the drum guy is just vibing in the background

@jenniferryburnsart8598 2 года назад

I love watching your reactions. This would be a great series.

@KateandBree 2 года назад

That male dancer at the end is every ballerina dropout’s envy.

@shayni99 2 года назад

Thanks Josephine! I've just come across your channel and I'm loving the content even though I haven't danced for many many years. Would love to see you do a fitting of one of those darker coloured shoes with a POC.

@dawnezone8491 Год назад

Just came across your channel and I love how you always say something positive or not much at all. Ataahua JosephineLee

@SobrietyandSolace 2 года назад

I saw Claudia Dean react to rhythmic gymnastics and would love for you to do the same. I’d also love to see you to fit a rhythmic gymnast and see what they can do! I loved the figure skater fitting and would lose my mind if you reacted to Oksana Baiul and Sasha Cohen as they are both really well known for their ballet inspired programs

@BrebearMckae 5 месяцев назад

I miss dance so much :( Your videos remind me that I can still be part of the community-- and it will always be there, maybe someday I'll be in a situation that allows me to dance and/or choreograph/teach again

@balletmeli 2 года назад

😳 the kid that was falling in the kitchen was concerning. The last one was 😎

@zaza7594 2 года назад

Omg that kid... All I could see was the sharp corners and how it could go south so fast if he falls in the wrong direction/way. That's the best way towards a Darwin awards...

@balletmeli 2 года назад

@@zaza7594 ❤️ Darwin Award comment.

@farmer4785 Год назад

I don't know how, but Josephine always sounds like ASMR.... Amazing voice, only one I would listen to for it! 💕

@bellacjs85 2 года назад

irish dancer :3 we also have choreo that has us jumping on and off pointe while doing click or tips and stuff like that. we also don't have toe pads but we have tape that we can use to stop us from slipping

@rad_y6315 Год назад

As some people answered, this (the first video) is traditional Georgian dance. Georgia is on the east side of Black sea, amazing culture, language and folklore. There're many types of dances.

@scrossley8583 11 месяцев назад

I'm convinced all those guys who are magically good at pointe have been practicing at home for years for that moment

@janetmckenzie146 2 года назад

Love the cats-they were even on beat!

@ts-su6cv 2 года назад

the second one was a georgian dance preformed by a georgian dance group sukhisvilebi the are amazing

@TaylorismotherDecember13 2 года назад

Me:this music gives me flashbacks from my performance O WAIT I HAVE ANOTHER ONE THIS MONDAY🥳🥳🥳tap and ballet and pointe 🩰

@Linaskye143 2 года назад

I actually was in dance school with a guy who could jump like the one in the video. He came to our studio WAY late to be a dancer, like age 12 or something like that, and by the time he graduated high school, he was on his way to Juilliard. He used to randomly straddle jump over people when they weren’t expecting it. You’d be standing there and feel a tap on your shoulder and he’d already be landing in front of you. Lol

@tatuliglonti8646 2 года назад

Oh yeah. The first two videos you watched if men dancing on their knuckles is traditional Georgian dance. I’m proud to be from Georgia 🇬🇪

@anastasiabuskhrikidze2730 Год назад

Ayyy I’m from Georgia too❤

@evelyn_r 11 месяцев назад

The laughing isn’t because it’s funny, it’s because they’re shook and amazed how beautifully he did it. Remember, not everyone reacts the same way but there’s absolutely zero malice in that laughter. Be more wary of the invisible ones who’s stewing silently from a distance in these instances.

@Rekowcski 2 года назад

hi i did ballet for years and I just found these videos, I love them !

@fujimama892 Год назад

The guys dancing on their knuckles is a form of Caucasian dance from the Georgian Republic. When I was in a dance company called Khadra, we performed those dances and because I had strong and flexible feet from ballet, I used to train the guys to achieve the strength and flexibility required to perform those dances. The boots are only leather that is very snug (like a leather sock). I would have the guys use lambs wool to help buffer the impact, especially for the jumps. This was back in the 1970's and 1980's. Oh, and BTW, we used to do a kind of Sadie Hawkins version where the ladies would dance on knuckles/point according to their abilities and the men would be doing the gliding around the room looking demure.

@lillianrhiannon 2 года назад

I would LOVE to see you react to "Don't Drop That Arabesque."

@ArloTheDancer Год назад

5:25 IM STILL STANDING

@daisytwotoes 2 года назад

That Rose Adagio was amazeballs!

@jacksyoutubechannel4045 Год назад

My mother danced (classical ballet) for >20 years, and she always knew them as toe shoes. I certainly can't tell her now!

@frieda3482 2 года назад

The last one was literally the best! These were students from the royal ballet school.

@chayahdandrade1487 Год назад

the first one is incredible

@nicksmulletera Год назад

the last video is how i think i look in my room when i dance lmao

@Xushish 2 года назад

1:54 In Sweden we pronounce Ballet with the T in the end and we do call the Pointe shoes Toe shoes (Toe pointe shoe/s)

@Zoom_1012 2 года назад

You're so funny. I love your reactions! Priceless.

@DehydratedHumor Год назад

I always hated any type of jump because the guys in class were all so amazing at them and I was super jealous lol.

@luvtrinity1 2 года назад

when I’m dreaming it’s always like why is my phone ringing and I get so annoyed then I just wake up and I’m like oh it was my alarm lol

@SouthernArtist77 9 месяцев назад

The guy doing barrel rolls reminds me of Michal Baryshnikov, so dang good! The way he throws the “wrong” leg over is amazing! He must be very strong, no surprise he was born in Russia.

@petitluna2571 2 года назад

Yesss this needs to be a series!

@rebekahwebster3104 2 года назад

series on its own! yaaasss!!!!

@GymnasticsSavesLives Год назад

please make his a series!!

@elainejosie7026 2 года назад

When the kid put the cups on his teeth kept falling When the music started playing and she looked down with iconic

@LaurieEggleston37 2 года назад

This is my favorite channel to watch. Today, I literally sat with my mouth open to the "fashion" clips. What? Are you kidding? 😕😲

@tamunaivanidze2553 2 года назад

First two are Georgian 🇬🇪 national dances. ❤️

@ducklife4325 2 года назад

for the first one it doesnt hurt if you do it right thats like the rythmic gymnastics version of pointe

@lianaavetisyan3407 Год назад

It is georgian traditional dan e i dance on my nuckles too.😀

@Edera7795 2 года назад

You don't Remember Mikhail Baryshinikov do you. He had Air Too

@TheJoyBinkley 2 года назад

yeah, I was reminded of Baryshinikov too.

@Englishmuffins4lifer 2 года назад

I rlly wanna get fit my Josephine because I’ve always had trouble finding shoes that look good on my feet

@darlenelipuma7769 2 года назад

Yes! A series!

@t.g2 2 года назад

The first two is traditional Georgian dance and shoes are made from leather. I was taking those dance classes sense i was 4 until i turned 10 and now l have problems on my feet because i was to young for that and teacher didn't told told my mom that I was to young and also it doesn't hurt that bad ( by Georgia i mean country)also we have different technics for that.

@sophietskhadadze6117 8 месяцев назад

The first two is Georgian folk dance 🇬🇪

@princessglitter14 2 года назад

Hi Josephine! I love your videos! Do you think you could react to the Anna Mcnulty’s learning a new skill everyday video, if you don’t know who she is I’m sure you’d love her!❤️❤️❤️

@Luv_goth_ppl1 2 года назад

3:01 literally me lol 😂.

@STC614 8 месяцев назад

Hello! I love this channel and Everything about Ballet and the work that these artists go thru…one question…why do the dancers use the plastic cups …is it to simulate being in pointe shoes or are they have a bit of fun? Either way I would LOVE to see this channel expand …oh and btw I’m soon to be a 60 year old guy that wanted to take Ballet when I was younger, that generation didn’t believe in boys ballet, playing with girls dolls etc….so thank everyone in this crazy world for just doing what you love and succeeding at your life plans! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@Riding_379 2 года назад

When I point my toes they go all the way down (even with shoes on)

@PamelaCash-ui4vn 7 месяцев назад

ok i still have my ballet slippers from when i wus 3 😅😅😅# hoarder # SLAY !!!

@trailsoflavender8484 Год назад

Hi! I’m a Korean and I feel like Korea normally calls pointe shoes toe shoes even my mom calls them two shoes 😂

@PollieBearO1 2 года назад

All these videos make me really miss ballet

@Cent4man 2 года назад

There’s different types of haute couture fashion. The more common is like what your would see at a Dior or Channel show. Meant as a standard that prete Porte should aspire to. Then there’s Fashion as an artistic medium which was what you were viewing. It’s not meant to make sense or to be worn on the street or even to parties. It’s art. One of my favorite haute couture artiste is The Chinese designer Guo Pei. She’s phenomenal and her art is more wearable than most. She designed the beautiful gold gown Rihanna wore to the met gala several years back. He shoes are beautiful but would no doubt be brutal to wear. She has a lot of ancient Imperial China influences.

@ebonyartmystery3834 6 месяцев назад

For Irish dancing I find that it gets wayyyy too hot in the shoe with toe pads so I only wear them when I’m getting bad blisters or if the shoes are really dead.

@yukixxx1 2 года назад

when deisgners takes ideas from old asylums and minecraft and combines it together

@TheGPFilmMaker 2 года назад

Dancers in the first two look like they're from Georgia/Armenia/Azerbijan. There's a couple really cool documentary videos on it! And Irish dancer's have no shank - so they typically just "pop" up onto the toe and don't balance really.

@elisegoose 2 года назад

so funny! laughing at your reactions and the clips.

@Iceberg_1028 2 месяца назад

Slaayyyyyyyy🎉!😊🩰🩰I also love toe shoes it’s for 1 TOE🦶✨✨

@misswingletone 2 года назад

Daniil Simkin

@silky0439 2 года назад

Josephine, just out of curiosity. Did you do any modeling when you were younger or even now? Are you modeling now? You are absolutely STUNNING! (It’s a shame I have to say this) Speaking as a Straight woman,I have always thought you are absolutely beautiful inside and out. You have Such a sweet spirit and it comes across on camera. It is Such a pleasure to watch your videos. I’m a retired dancer (62) so watching you is a joy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, wisdom and passion with the world. It is so uplifting and Always makes my day! You keep me inspired to keep dancing. I have my grands in the studio dancing now as well. ( I still have my pointe shoes, several pairs as a matter of fact, even some of my jazz and lyrical ensembles. LoL) Thanks for the inspiration!

@germanfornitekid 2 года назад

My mother says the words Toe Shoes come from you being one 1 toe in the shoe. I never understood that well but I know now its an old term but I still like to use it.

@malxazisahgliani4769 2 года назад

I know

@elizabethlloyd3013 10 месяцев назад

I like this one as one of the best reaction videos. You seem a bit either silly this day or cranky 😂. A nice range of emotions here. The greeen shirt cup guy… they need to stop tagging you. He’s just falling I’ve seen him a few times on reactions