Russian Berezka Dance Has One Amazing Secret Move 

Sharrianne Fernandes literally me

First i was like, ”what, from instagram?” Then looked my active apps and was like “Ohhh! That’s why i am here looking floating women 😂😂

Yes haha

YES 😂

From a cartoon on de page @gudim_public

It sounds good in theory but imagine getting your dress stuck in the loud whirring roomba making beeping noises and moving VERY slowly

@@melissalurhes6901 And instead of moving towards the other guests you'd just randomly make turns and bump into walls... maybe not that scary after all :D

this is exactly why I want to learn how to do this dance!

@@melissalurhes6901 LMFAOO

Hahaha….

pretty much like everything else about russian culture)

@@davidovics92 Hahahahaaaa truee

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They’re not doing a good job

@@muslim3812 allah isn’t real

@@Ryleet888 the illusion is mainly given away by the width of the dresses. The dresses must both be floor length to hide the feet, and also have enough room to disguise any movements under them. Ones with smaller skirts show movement, which is why the illusion doesn’t work so well

Or the captioner just took (or heard) a wild-ass guess instead of searching for the explanation. The fundamental idea is easy, but doing it this perfectly takes LOTS of practice.

harder than u think

Платья и вправду тяжёлые, но ты попрубуй сам так походить. У вас мужик в платье это нормально 😂

Обоссался значит 😂

Same

No. They just take very tiny steps and it looks like they are floating

I know they don’t, but sometimes I like to think they do lol

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Actually this is not a russian dance. This style of floating dance belongs to the indigenous peoples of north caucasus (eg. Circassians, which russians commited a genocide towards btw). The russian choreographer did appropiate it. Btw cossacks also appropiated the costumes and dances from the north caucasians.

@@1xyz6992 It's all cultural. Russian and other Slavic cultures originated from there.

@@atheadax that's not true. Slavic people did not originate from the caucasus. The real indegenous inhabitants of the caucasus are the caucasian peoples like ingush, dagistanis, circassians (adygheans) etc. And this dance where you dance on your toes, which look like your floating is originally the (female) dance of the circassians. This is literally the national way of dancing of circassians. We do dance mainly on our toe tips. Even the costumes of the russian costumes and dance style are appropriated from the circassians (costume known as cossak costume is called cherkesska, cherkes is what russians call circassians). The survinig circassians had to leave the caucasus. And live in the diaspora. I am also a diaspora circassian. We do dance the floating dance. Beyozka which according to my researches was created in 1948 by nadezhda nadezhdina. If the cossacks appropriated the costumes why should a choreographer not appropriate a dance style. And this dance If you not believe me just research it. Search for circassian (female).

That's the worst take I've ever heard. That's like seeing a car drive by and saying "nOwaDayS i fEeL.sO bAd fOr tHe gUy woTh a bUgAtTi bEcAuSe pEoPlE aChOevE tHe sAmE thInG wiTh a uSeD gEo Metro".

@@the-dullahan NAH IT’S NOT LIKE THAT AT ALL. The irony of you calling out my “take” with your own stupid, shitty “take!” 🤦🏻‍♂️😂🤣