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get another boy Live Performance video
This was the event in New york where All the boys from this Band was present.
Band consist of Kevin, Brian, A.J, Howie D, Nick Carter.
Band consist of Kevin, Brian, A.J, Howie D, Nick Carter.
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Snap - The Power of Bhangra watch great dance moves
M�nzing and Anzilotti tried a comeback in 2000, with Turbo B.'s return and a new vocalist, but the proposed album, One Day on Earth, was never released, due to various problems during production. Fortunately for Snap!, a few producers, such as Tom Novy from Germany and Motivo Productions from Italy, started remixing some of their old hits, which lead to the release of a remix/cover album, The Cult of Snap!, in 2003. The album included another remix hit in Europe: "The power of Bhangra" (at least Top 20 in Germany)(the video was filmed in Sri Lanka).
all bollywood stars dancing with shashrush khan in live concert
Zee Cineawards Shahrukh Khan dancing
jeniffer lopez performing live excellent dance moves
Jeniffer lopez love don't cost a thing live concert video
wanaa know about hip hop dance
Hip hop dance refers to dance styles, mainly street dance styles, primarily danced to hip hop music, or that have evolved as a part of the hip hop culture.
By its widest definition, it can include a wide arrange of styles such as breaking, popping, locking and krumping, and even house dance. It can also include the many styles simply labelled as hip hop, old school hip hop (or hype), hip hop new style and freestyle.
These similarities helped bring them, and other street dance styles, together under the same sub-culture, and help to keep them alive and evolving today. Yet, this has not been without problems, often involving the media, such as when the movie Breakin' put all various styles under the label "breakdance", causing a great naming confusion that spawned many heated debates.
In the late 1980s, as hip hop music took new forms and the hip hop subculture established further, new dance styles began appearing. Most of them were danced in an upright manner in contrast to breaking with its many ground moves, and were in the beginning light-feeted with lots of jumping. Some moves hit the mainstream and became fad dances, such as The Running Man, but overall they contributed a lot to later hip hop styles, and heavily influenced the development of house dancing.
During the 1990s and 2000s, parallel with the evolution of hip hop music, hip hop dancing evolved into heavier and more agressive forms. While breaking continued to be popular on its own, these newer styles were danced upright, and draw much inspiration from earlier upright styles. Classifying these newer hip hop styles as a unique dance style of its own has grown common with larger street dance competitions such as Juste Debout, which includes hip hop new style as a separate category for people to compete in. Today, we see many specific styles that first appeared on their own, such as krumping and clown walking, now being danced and accepted within hip hop new style contexts.
All hip hop styles from the 1980s and beyond are sometimes collectively called new school while the distinct styles from the 1960-70s, such as breaking, uprocking, locking and popping, are considered old school. However, this classification is controversial, and often old school hip hop (or, in some areas, hype) is used solely for the late 1980s upright and jumpy hip hop styles, and new style hip hop for the heavier hip hop styles of today.
Controversy:-
Today, many dance studios offer hip hop classes of some sort. They might focus on a specific style such as breakdancing or combine elements of various street dance styles. As hip hop dancing is such a broad genre, the teacher has much freedom and room for personal interpretation, and often mixes various styles freely, even mixing them with other dance forms such as jazz.
Some criticize this type of teaching as being too strict and too choreographed, losing important elements such as improvisation and personal interpretation on the students' side. Because of this, some dislike labeling these dance classes as "hip hop" as it might not actually include all aspects of the traditional hip hop dances, especially when the teacher mixes it with dance styles not originally related to hip hop.
Despite the controversy, studio-choreographed hip hop is still widely accepted today by many.
By its widest definition, it can include a wide arrange of styles such as breaking, popping, locking and krumping, and even house dance. It can also include the many styles simply labelled as hip hop, old school hip hop (or hype), hip hop new style and freestyle.
These similarities helped bring them, and other street dance styles, together under the same sub-culture, and help to keep them alive and evolving today. Yet, this has not been without problems, often involving the media, such as when the movie Breakin' put all various styles under the label "breakdance", causing a great naming confusion that spawned many heated debates.
In the late 1980s, as hip hop music took new forms and the hip hop subculture established further, new dance styles began appearing. Most of them were danced in an upright manner in contrast to breaking with its many ground moves, and were in the beginning light-feeted with lots of jumping. Some moves hit the mainstream and became fad dances, such as The Running Man, but overall they contributed a lot to later hip hop styles, and heavily influenced the development of house dancing.
During the 1990s and 2000s, parallel with the evolution of hip hop music, hip hop dancing evolved into heavier and more agressive forms. While breaking continued to be popular on its own, these newer styles were danced upright, and draw much inspiration from earlier upright styles. Classifying these newer hip hop styles as a unique dance style of its own has grown common with larger street dance competitions such as Juste Debout, which includes hip hop new style as a separate category for people to compete in. Today, we see many specific styles that first appeared on their own, such as krumping and clown walking, now being danced and accepted within hip hop new style contexts.
All hip hop styles from the 1980s and beyond are sometimes collectively called new school while the distinct styles from the 1960-70s, such as breaking, uprocking, locking and popping, are considered old school. However, this classification is controversial, and often old school hip hop (or, in some areas, hype) is used solely for the late 1980s upright and jumpy hip hop styles, and new style hip hop for the heavier hip hop styles of today.
Controversy:-
Today, many dance studios offer hip hop classes of some sort. They might focus on a specific style such as breakdancing or combine elements of various street dance styles. As hip hop dancing is such a broad genre, the teacher has much freedom and room for personal interpretation, and often mixes various styles freely, even mixing them with other dance forms such as jazz.
Some criticize this type of teaching as being too strict and too choreographed, losing important elements such as improvisation and personal interpretation on the students' side. Because of this, some dislike labeling these dance classes as "hip hop" as it might not actually include all aspects of the traditional hip hop dances, especially when the teacher mixes it with dance styles not originally related to hip hop.
Despite the controversy, studio-choreographed hip hop is still widely accepted today by many.
Aug 9, 2008
best salsa performance
Your eyes will pop out seeing this amazing salsa from Janette and Romulo.
Check it out, I am sure you'll love this
Check it out, I am sure you'll love this
Aug 8, 2008
GAnesh hegade performing in zee cineawards
zee cineawards jay sean hard kaurganesh hegade performing in concert.
Watch Ganesh hegade's Performance
Watch Ganesh hegade's Performance
36 china town
check out shahid kapoor,upen patel kareena kapoor dancing in ahiqueki mein teri bollywood movie 36 china town
jara zoom zoom-tom dik and harry
check out the cool moves n dance step of this dance troop. you will find this dance troop almost in all Himesh Resshamiya's song.
hip hop dance style from sona and family
Check out the hip hop dancing style in glassy from sona & family
mein aisa kyu hu - Hritik roshan dancing
Hritk Roshan dance in Mein aisa kyu hu, Bollywood movie Laksh, Prabhudeva had choreographed this song. Prabhudeva got the best choreographer award for this song.
hritik roshan in your my sonia
watch hritik roshan dancing in your my sonia. bollywood movie kabhi kushi kabhi gam song.
stage performance by Amitabh and Abhishek Bachchan
Amitabh bachchan and abhishek bachchan dancing together in stage show
amazing dance step
learn this dance steps the guy doing excellent wind mill and head spin watch all the moves
Aug 7, 2008
Lux Eka Peksha Ek- Dance Masti- Zee Marathi video
Please comment if you like Lux Eka Peksha Ek- Dance Masti- Zee Marathi video
Lux Eka Peksha Ek Dance Masti Zee Marathi- Prachi Garud Dholkichya Talavar
Please comment if you like Prachi Garud Dholkichya Talavar dance video
Lux Eka peksha ek is a reality dance show on Zee marathi. Sachin Pilgaonkar is the jury and Aadesh Bandelkar is the host for this show.
Lux Eka peksha ek is a reality dance show on Zee marathi. Sachin Pilgaonkar is the jury and Aadesh Bandelkar is the host for this show.
Dance With Me- aaja nach le dance video
Please comment if you like Dance With Me- aaja nach le dance video
Indian dance group MAYURI - Tarana video
please comment if you like Indian dance group MAYURI - Tarana video
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