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Looks more like zombies from "Night Of The Living Dead". Seriously? If I drove past these people, I would think they were on drugs.
They look really stupid. But hey, if you like it, I love it.Looks more like zombies from "Night Of The Living Dead". Seriously? If I... more
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This has got to be the hottest dance battle ever ... when world champion pole dancers battle, we all become winners. That was awesome. When will this be an Olympic sport?
After 6 hours of workshop... a funny pole battle between Oona Kivela (the winner of I Pole World Cup) and Grazzy Brugner (the organizer of II Miss Pole Dance Brazil World) battle at Up Dance Studio in Rio de Janeiro Brasil.This has got to be the hottest dance battle ever ... when world champion pole dancers... more
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Think you can dance? Everyone can dream...one day, you'll get a chick too -- maybe. WTF is with that flooring? Almost looks like astro-turf! Definitely free-styling, this dude is good! The music is a mix of charleston and tektronic.Think you can dance? Everyone can dream...one day, you'll get a chick too --... more
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Geoff Luck of University of Jyvaskyla in Finland, who led the study, was quoted by ‘The Daily Telegraph’ as saying, “Music is known to evoke strong emotions in people and emotions can be expressed through bodily movement.
“People use body motions as reliable indicators of others’ personality types, and even the movements of robots have been shown to elicit attributes of ‘personality’ by observers.”
http://www.theblogismine.com/2010/11/14/dance-moves-can-reveal-your-personality/Geoff Luck of University of Jyvaskyla in Finland, who led the study, was quoted by... more
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This is Chris from Atlanta Georgia aka MR. Q of G-Style is a U.S. Marine getting interviewed and performing in Baghdad Iraq for Sope of Indie Heat Video Magazine and Sope Productions; Pop Locking and Wave Popping, showing off his Hiphop dance moves for the world to see, letting them know he is coming back. Mr. Q will be dancing to Barnone's " Get to the Money", Busta Rhymes and Ron Brown's "Arab Money" and the Clipse "Grinding". Keeping Hip Hop alive one step at a time. Dancing in Iraq. Indieheat.comThis is Chris from Atlanta Georgia aka MR. Q of G-Style is a U.S. Marine getting... more
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Motion-capture technology allows an objective analysis of which dance moves are most attractive
They recruited 19 men between the ages of 18 and 35 to bob to a German dance track while reflectors attached to the men’s clothing recorded their moves. The psychologists then used the motions logged by the reflectors to craft avatars – the same method the makers of Lord of the Rings employed to create the character Gollum, if you’re wondering – and then asked several dozen heterosexual women to rate the avatars. By having women watch 15-second snippets of faceless white creatures rather than actual men, the reasoning goes, the psychologists weeded out possible prejudices that might creep in because of physical attractiveness. (Because women are never prejudiced by looks in real life.)
The results, which appear in the online edition of the Royal Society’s Biology Letters, aren’t what you’d guess. The pelvis gets surprisingly short shrift. Instead, the researchers say, the difference between a bad dancer and good dancer comes down to the neck, torso, and right knee. Women tend to be drawn to men who move their upper bodies, use a lot of space, and vary their movements.Motion-capture technology allows an objective analysis of which dance moves are most... more
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Psychologists claimed they've determined the killer moves that make men irresistible to women on the dancefloor. The good news is they're fairly simple to replicate and don't involve any backflips. The bad news is they're ridiculously camp and pulling them off definitely involves dying inside.
Researchers at Northumbria University worked out the differences between 'good' and 'bad' male dancers based on the response they got from women. And they've done their homework. Rather than vaguely suggesting you throw in a couple of caterpillars, the researchers' surprisingly detailed advice notes that the speed of the right knee is crucial, as is the size and variability of movement of the neck, left shoulder and wrist.
Luckily, the team have created two videos - one of a good dancer strutting his stuff, one of a bad dancer (who pulls of much more bearable moves, to be honest) showing while he'll be going home alone.
Bad dancer:If you dance like this, science says you'll die alone.
Good dancer:If your pride can take it, bust these moves and your chances of impressing the ladies are greatly improved. Apparently...
Remind anyone else of this?
How the researchers decided on what makes a good or bad dancer
The Northumbria Uni team recruited 19 men between 18 and 35 and asked them to dance to a simple beat in from of a video camera for 30 seconds with 38 infra-red reflectors attached to their clothing. These allowed every limb's movement to be tracked and studied in detail.
Using software, the researchers generated avatars that performed each man's dance routine to ensure the dancers were rated on moves alone and not their height, looks or other physical features.
37 straight women, aged 18 to 35, then watched each dancer perform for 15 seconds and ranked them on a scale of 1 to 7, with 1 equalling very bad dancing.
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The simple bump-n-grind gets a little too extreme and a tad bit out of control when the guy gets waaaayy overzealous with his patented dance moves. I'd give the pair a whopping "10" on my scorecard for the technicality and the perfect execution of flight. Namean? LOL!
Click the link above for the video....The simple bump-n-grind gets a little too extreme and a tad bit out of control when... more
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As a filmmaker seeking viral fame, it's important to stay on top of the latest internet trends.
Pop quiz: what method of attack is sweeping Brazil and the internet?
In this Viral Video Film School web extra, Professor Brett teaches you how to use your bottom as a weapon. Get ready for Surra de Bunda, or Butt Fighting! Now that's something you can take to the fight club...
Viral Video Film School is a recurring segment on the weekly television show infoMania. In each episode of VVFS, Professor Brett Erlich teaches you valuable skills in the discipline of Viral Video making. So sit down, take notes, and try not to piss him off. For more Brett visit http://current.com/viral-video-film-school-im/ and Current TV.
infoMania is a half-hour satirical news show that airs on Current TV. The show puts a comedic spin on the 24-hour chaos and information overload brought about by the constant bombardment of the media. Hosted by Conor Knighton and co-starring Brett Erlich, Ben Hoffman, Bryan Safi, Sergio Cilli and Erin Gibson, the show airs on Thursdays at 10 pm Eastern and Pacific Times and can be found online at http://current.com/infomania/ or on Current TV.As a filmmaker seeking viral fame, it's important to stay on top of the latest... more
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I LIKE MATT-THE CULT OF DANCE
dance, dance, wherever you may be
for I am the lord of the dance
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I LIKE MATT-THE CULT OF DANCE
dance, dance,... more
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