I used to work a lot places as a sound guy, [since the 70's] and I've seen all the styles evolve over the years, and still love watching you guys/gals. OK, I'm old, but that doesn't make me any less appreciative of the talents of everyone regardless of the different styles. You're all BRILLIANT. When whoever is really good at whatever their style is, then that doesn't make 'em any less talented when doing either Melbourne shuffle, hard, jumpstyle, cutting shapes or whatever. If you're good, you're good. I can watch you guys for hours. Love you's all....
As someone that used to break-dance, I think that this style of dancing is awesome - so energetic. Synchronised dancing is something that I've always enjoyed watching and doing. It's so uplifting and requires a lot of skill.
My first ever inspiration to learn how to dance was jumpstyle, I tried a few days in a row and realised I can't lmao, it takes STRENGTH to be able to do that, then I learnt the basics of the normal shuffle and I'm good that's as far as I can go, but it's always inspiring seeing stuff like this
Each style shown has their own level of complexity and energy behind them. Cutting Shapes has very intricate footwork and requires the dance to be very nimble on their toes. The Melbourne Shuffle is meant to look fluid and as if the dancer is gliding effortlessly across the floor. Jumpstyle is a very explosive style with the dynamic moves it provides. In my opinion, Cutting Shapes and Hardstyle use the most energy out of the three given styles because of their intricate footwork, whereas you don't need as much force to move with the Melbourne shuffle. All three use the full body for extra flare with their moves, each in a different way. As for being able to coordinate a routine, Hardstyle is one of the easier styles because of the move sets that are around. There is no true winner to the whole video, because each style has their own personality and difficulty.
Relatable, Least I was the one doing it, Blasting hardstyle in my bedroom while my mom tried to sleep, oh to be young again. I was 17 when I did it, currently live on my own now, but I cant blast my music due to noise complaints. When songs say Turn it up, It's really hard not to.
they all look very very similar to me lol, but im not a dancer and i dont see the small differences. honestly i love it, but it does look like alot of kicking spinning and moon walking lol
In the late 80s / early 90s Running Man morphed into the Melbourne Shuffle and spread to Sydney fast. Because its a freestyle thing I've seen all sorts of different takes on it. My brother and I had been breakdancers and lockers, and these influences fell together naturally - not from making decisions, but from copying people at the club/rave. There was a lot of open playfulness on the floor where we danced, even among strangers. People were friendly. What I love about the Shuffle is that you can flow for so long, letting momentum do a lot of the work while you bliss out on dance.
Not enough energy or heart in cutting shapes just a plain hop/skip and jump to plain sounding music for a plain average anybody to be able to do.... shuffle and jumpstyle alot more dedication to achieve good skill set, for a individual with a refined taste in music for a much more energetic sound and displaying alot more passion and joy in the way they dance.... That not just anyone can do
@@filthiestcurriedsausageini2625 I disagree. I think, even if Melbourne shuffle may be harder to perfect, there's still less variety in it, and it just looks like the dance equivalent of headbanging. There isn't any style or "soul" to it. Cutting shapes, on the other hand, really gives its music new life, and can be used as a tool to not only convey exactly how the dancer hears it, but to amplify that interpretation. That's not something you get with Melbourne, which always has that same hyper-energetic feel to it. As to "a refined taste in music", don't you think that's a bit narcissistic? Just because you like a particular genre of music doesn't make it any more or less refined. The way it looks like from my perspective, the type of music people Melbourne-shuffle to is a bare-bones beat coupled with boosted bass, with very little else to it. Not that different from something like hardbass, actually. So, idk man, not sure I agree with your comment. To each their own, I guess.
For me :- Cutting Shape = shows your dance move.. Melbourne shuffle = bring the art of beat on the dance floor Jumpstyle = bring the heart content out by made some crazy move, fun! Every dance has their own advantages, for me personally still melboune shuffle, my childhood grows with it..
I like it when these styles are combined. I also think doing gogo dancing hands while doing it all looks really good. Hands are difficult when it comes to shuffling.
I jumped and shuffled ten years ago.. In this time Cutting Shapes started, but was more known as electronic shuffle. This looks like a mix out of tectonic, shuffle and maybe C-Step. I prefer the oldschool shuffle and jumpstyle
Amen. I respect all types of dance but I clearly have my preferences and Melbourne Shuffle is just the most incredible way you can dance to bass in my opinion. Let the bass control your feet & the melody your body!
None is better than other, just different. All great on those who know to dance. Cutting shapes is visually smother and groovy. Melbourne Shuffle is more energetic in its step movements, like comparing hardcore music to house. Both are based on slid over the ground, while Jumpstyle is more physically expansive with wide movements on the air (kicks).
In my opinion Cutting Shapes is calmer and more precise with its moves but Melbourne and Jumpstyle are intense. I prefer cutting shapes but I can clearly see why people prefer the other two, personally I feel the music is better 🤷🏻♂️
CDead Team it’s very unfortunate as the all seem so amazing and could be even better combined. I’m sure there might, key word, be a way to dance these styles within the same bpm range.
Still on my playlist. Started with Jumpstyle. Moved to Hardjump. Learned Shuffle in Tek Clubs and now own style between Cutting shapes and shuffle for clubbing
No! >:O S/he's trying to trick you, Denis Fikret! Come over to the Melbourne Shuffle! To safety! XD JK. Seriously though, look up the best in each dance type. I know one of the best in Melbourne Shuffle was Francis (he isn't so great anymore. D:), Moonboy and his bro (I don't know whether they're still good). Look up 'worlds best hard shuffle' or 'Moonboy and brother'.
Cutting shapes seems to be more graceful and artistic. The style also choreographs itself with the music rather nicely. When more than one dancer cuts shapes in sync, it's pretty fun to watch. There's also room for more variety of the steps, so it never gets boring to look at. No comment on Melbourne and Jumpstyle, people have their natural preferences, as I do.
Cutting shapes is just a more complicated version of the shuffle. i like jumpstyle but only when they go hard and move well. Overall, in this day and age - Cutting shapes wins
of course it does. PsyProgg, you don't dance one of both either huh? I dance cutting shapes but really look forward to learn melbourne shuffle - both include the running man. Difference is that hardstyle needs way better technique and higher velocity of the running man. Cutting shapes has more moves and other parts in it.
Yea u are right, I was shuffling since i was 17 and stopped it with 24, im 28 now, same with jumpstyle but danced it not as much as Shuffle. Cutting Shapes is a complete "new" dancestyle, that includes maybe one half element from Shuffling, but its nothing what we can call "a completed version" of Shuffle. So i can tell u, Cutting Shapes has nothing to do with Shuffle. Shuffle means u are sliding over the floor, making sidesteps, kicks, spins and u are dancing it to a faster music. That u write "both include the running man" tells me that u are the one who dont know anything about my dance. Its like u would say, Spaghetti Bolognese is like Spaghetti Carbonara, because both includes Spaghetti. Just learn it, i wish u fun.
I know what you're trying to say - melbourne is very different - but still, the running man is in fact a big part of both (in cutting shapes it's way less important due to the mass of other moves you can do). Depends on the expression; I'm not saying cutting shapes is like melbourne shuffle! Obviously not. And I do know a bit about melbourne shuffle, I tried doing the basics to hardstyle music but just a bit, just a few times, just for fun.
Please. Some music is pure trash. Like this. Over-produced, generic sounds, shitted out to the masses. No soul. No funk. How can you feel beat if the beat has nothing to touch?
Melbourne Shuffle (Rocker style) is sooooooooooooooo much smoother than the wannabe C-walk Cutting Shapes which people doing nowadays. Even the Oldschool Shuffle with hat-tricks and focused on upperbody is better than cutting shape. And Jumpstyle is perfect dance for practicing stamina. Very healthy dance.
Cutting shapes is pretty hard to learn, it requires more control and precision than Melbourne(I dance both). Melbourne is just faster and more intense, plus the music(in my personal opinion) is better for cutting shapes than Melbourne 🤷🏻♂️
@@juanamador184 it's depending how you dance Melbourne. if only running man, T-step and spin - yes, it's not hard. Melbourne you must dance in rithm, Cutting shapes you can dance as you want.
There are two different shuffle dances in this video - Melbourne Shuffle and London Shuffle (original name for Cutting Shapes). I guess you mean Melbourne? Fair enough. I’m more of a Cutting Shapes fan muself. To each their own.
I was always a jumpstyle guy..but the other hardstyle variations are really awesome. I never really got into the shuffle stuff but this video really made it look good
Dobry wybór, jednak ja nim nie tańczę, bo nie jest tak energiczny jak melbourne,shuffle'a też nie tańczę, co do jumpstyle to czasem tancze. Ale generalnie bardziej wole hardstyle oraz melbourne.
I love to shuffle myself but that jumpstyle looked awesome when it was doubles. Shuffle is more pleasing to watch solo in this comparison I believe. IMO of course.
Ketchup Jumptek awesome style u got there. I shuffle all styles but I guess I can learn cutting shapes. I also tecktonik jumpstyle and hard jump and hard dance.
So im confused..has cutting shapes always been a style? I know jumpstyle and MS have been a longtime electro dance style..it seems like Cutting shapes takes a few dance style into one with shuffling, toprocking, and Charlie rock
Actually cutting shapes started in Brazil on 2008/2009 using some moves from c-walk and another dance called PsyTrance and Rebolation... The actual name of the Cutting shapes in Brazil is FreeStep cuz of the amount of variations and combinations u can do with the free step base. Cutting shapes don't have the FreeStep base, only the variations and combinations
Not a race. Each person has their tastes. -cutting shapes is smooth and clean cut -Melbourne is aggressive and fast as well as looking like you're sliding -jumpstyle is emotional and carries heavy feels
In 2005 I started doing Jumpstyle. In 2006 I started shuffling, which is still do occasionally. I have seen how cutting shapes started and at first, I thought it was total shit, but then when it matured a bit, I started to like it. It has its own feel to it. In fact, I started learning that as well, still love it. I don't think any style wins here. They're all quite different and have their own uniqueness. Although there is one style I adore the most, that's Melbourne Shuffle of the era 1997-2003 (before it was taken over by hardstyle), which shares a couple of similarities with cutting shapes. Keep it up and keep it alive!
Both Jumpstyle & Melbourne Shuffle because of 4 reasons: 1. Related to hardstyle just like siblings 2. They have better hype than Cutting Shapes 3. Their music genres are much faster and noiser which *ALSO* brings up the hype 4. They've been fighting for what side is the best for *YEARS* . Shouldn't we give them peace and unity and end the conflict?
Ive been doing both for years and i get a bigger more intense rush with jumpstyle, once you match the beat with your jumps it feels like you can go in forever
PeazeMind cutting shapes also uses fast legs if you want, it’s not a necessity like Melbourne. Look up MarkTore on Instagram and you’ll see fast cutting shapes
![Cutting Shapes Compilation #4 [Shuffle Dance] | Marktore 2018](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/L_ffF-weExs/mqdefault.jpg)
Never try jumpstyle in a club.
I'm still fighting the lawsuit
The basic step is quite harmless, I so that sometimes when it fits the least jff.
Are you fighting it with your high kicks?
Haha, great reaction. i also started my own channel. Greetings from belgium!!
Shapes is incredibly difficult, it knocks the win out of a dancer in minutes, second is Melbourne Shuffle then Cutting Shapes.
jump needs space, switch to shuffle in a crowded party
I used to work a lot places as a sound guy, [since the 70's] and I've seen all the styles evolve over the years, and still love watching you guys/gals. OK, I'm old, but that doesn't make me any less appreciative of the talents of everyone regardless of the different styles. You're all BRILLIANT. When whoever is really good at whatever their style is, then that doesn't make 'em any less talented when doing either Melbourne shuffle, hard, jumpstyle, cutting shapes or whatever. If you're good, you're good. I can watch you guys for hours. Love you's all....
uh these are my generation´s styles
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Winner is everyone dancing their hearts out.. All three styles are damn cool
the best comment here :-)
As someone that used to break-dance, I think that this style of dancing is awesome - so energetic. Synchronised dancing is something that I've always enjoyed watching and doing. It's so uplifting and requires a lot of skill.
Shapes- "I got swagger", Melbourne- "LET'S GET CRAZY", Jumpstyle- "I'm just lovin' life..."
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What they did was rather poor jumpstyle. Look what this guy is capable of!
Hahahaha!! For sure.
@@officialnoonon You didn't watch the whole video did you?
Just loving life doing jumping jacks?
Very accurate
A lot of dancers that dance to music like this mix all three types of styles together or am I the only one
Yup ! Someone teach me how to do it properly 🤣
Well been 3 years.... but nah you ain't the only one. I've always done a bit of everything. If it works... use it.
Same dude I always try to mix some shuffle in jumpstyle. Although not so successfully I must say
if the sound forces you to do a certain step it happens.
Sometimes tecktonik too
My first ever inspiration to learn how to dance was jumpstyle, I tried a few days in a row and realised I can't lmao, it takes STRENGTH to be able to do that, then I learnt the basics of the normal shuffle and I'm good that's as far as I can go, but it's always inspiring seeing stuff like this
Of these 3 styles, I used to like Cutting Shapes the most, until 6:03 converted me to jumpstyle
Naaaahhh jumpstyle just looks like a cross between Irish dancing and king fu.
Cutting shapes is king 👑
yeah, that guy at 6:03 definitely has the most power and the cleanest style. He's great! If somebody in this video won, it was him!
@@MarkNiceyard well... 2:58 have you seen that? that one is a god damn spartan fighter.
0:25 already kills it !!!
TheSchokomaker Probably the only good one for her age
Meh
Does anyone who she is? Does she teach dancing like her somewhere??
Each style shown has their own level of complexity and energy behind them. Cutting Shapes has very intricate footwork and requires the dance to be very nimble on their toes. The Melbourne Shuffle is meant to look fluid and as if the dancer is gliding effortlessly across the floor. Jumpstyle is a very explosive style with the dynamic moves it provides. In my opinion, Cutting Shapes and Hardstyle use the most energy out of the three given styles because of their intricate footwork, whereas you don't need as much force to move with the Melbourne shuffle. All three use the full body for extra flare with their moves, each in a different way. As for being able to coordinate a routine, Hardstyle is one of the easier styles because of the move sets that are around. There is no true winner to the whole video, because each style has their own personality and difficulty.
I like how it progressively just gets more slavic
Haha, yeah great. I also started my channel, greetings from belgium haha
Check out the Ukrainian Hopak. The true OG Slav dance.
Dutch*
It all looks slavic the entire time to be honest, all looks like Gorals from Poland dance but with extra steps.
@@the4thindustrialrevolution225 Belgian*
Cutting Shapes is dope an takes the most coordination. I like the Jump style though for a big club it's fun to watch.
True, i prefer the shuffle ✌🏻
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Thank you my dude
Love all the styles and the music too, but must admit, the moves and choons to Jumpstyle feel like another level.
Honestly cutting shapes looks amaizing, coming from a hardstyle shuffler.
Me at 2 am : I need sleep
My upstairs Neighbours: 1:54
Relatable, Least I was the one doing it, Blasting hardstyle in my bedroom while my mom tried to sleep, oh to be young again.
I was 17 when I did it, currently live on my own now, but I cant blast my music due to noise complaints. When songs say Turn it up, It's really hard not to.
@@ianarnaud8899 I know this feeling aswell. Nice to see that people all over the world are not so different in some things.
I'm from Melbourne and I can say that no one moves like that on the streets.
We are disappointed! :D
@@ildikoedit9110 haha...it's more of a skip than a shuffle
You obviously don't go to enough derelict warehouses and abandoned train stations!
Fuck they're fucking hilarious
@@ildikoedit9110 you where obviously not in the scene bro, this where all these dancing styles started Melbourne Australia!
it is not about winning...each style is different...
so i now invite you as i had once been welcomed i invite you to be part of the revolution and together we can become one!
True
they all look very very similar to me lol, but im not a dancer and i dont see the small differences. honestly i love it, but it does look like alot of kicking spinning and moon walking lol
Ichibot K9869 Woah, just shut up. You don't have the right to make one's opinion your's yo.
Ichibot K9869 honestly i dont even see any fucking shapes in it its jumpstyle/hakken for me
In the late 80s / early 90s Running Man morphed into the Melbourne Shuffle and spread to Sydney fast. Because its a freestyle thing I've seen all sorts of different takes on it. My brother and I had been breakdancers and lockers, and these influences fell together naturally - not from making decisions, but from copying people at the club/rave. There was a lot of open playfulness on the floor where we danced, even among strangers. People were friendly. What I love about the Shuffle is that you can flow for so long, letting momentum do a lot of the work while you bliss out on dance.
I love the energy of Melbourne Shuffle. It looks way more intense and raw and angry than cutting shapes.
In conclusion, hot girls look good doing anything.
True!
hALLO RAVE QUENS ! IH SEID MEINE VERGANGENHEIT UND LEIDENSCHAFT!! ICH SEH EUCH WIEDER! WO??? ICH BIN BEI EUCH
Hahaha! To true
@@stefanmoterhalbmensch2619 wtf?!
that is soo true
Cutting shapes! They are all great to see/do but cutting shapes has my heart ❤️
What? Because you just saw all hot girls?
Not enough energy or heart in cutting shapes just a plain hop/skip and jump to plain sounding music for a plain average anybody to be able to do....
shuffle and jumpstyle alot more dedication to achieve good skill set, for a individual with a refined taste in music for a much more energetic sound and displaying alot more passion and joy in the way they dance.... That not just anyone can do
Xavier Milano you sound so passionate about it lol but that’s a good thing
@@filthiestcurriedsausageini2625 I disagree. I think, even if Melbourne shuffle may be harder to perfect, there's still less variety in it, and it just looks like the dance equivalent of headbanging. There isn't any style or "soul" to it. Cutting shapes, on the other hand, really gives its music new life, and can be used as a tool to not only convey exactly how the dancer hears it, but to amplify that interpretation. That's not something you get with Melbourne, which always has that same hyper-energetic feel to it.
As to "a refined taste in music", don't you think that's a bit narcissistic? Just because you like a particular genre of music doesn't make it any more or less refined. The way it looks like from my perspective, the type of music people Melbourne-shuffle to is a bare-bones beat coupled with boosted bass, with very little else to it. Not that different from something like hardbass, actually.
So, idk man, not sure I agree with your comment. To each their own, I guess.
@@filthiestcurriedsausageini2625 cutting shapes is a more refined and harder dance
Melbourne shuffle just looks like you in a constant motion of slipping on the floor.
Cutting shapes looks a bit better to watch for me but Melbourne is crazy I love that💃😜
6:03 This guy is the best jumper here no doubt...
Agreed
Patrick was
Who is this guy? i want to follow him
Thank you you putting me in this video :D Melbourne Shuffle
Bist der Beste :D
danke dir ;D
Warste eigentlich auf einer Tanzschule oder haste dir das selber beigebracht?
hab ich mir alles selbst beigebracht ;)
Hab vor kurzem ein Hardstyle Shuffle video von dir gesehen und will das jetzt auch machen. Danke dafür, bist echt ein Profi :)
For me :-
Cutting Shape = shows your dance move..
Melbourne shuffle = bring the art of beat on the dance floor
Jumpstyle = bring the heart content out by made some crazy move, fun!
Every dance has their own advantages, for me personally still melboune shuffle, my childhood grows with it..
I like it when these styles are combined. I also think doing gogo dancing hands while doing it all looks really good. Hands are difficult when it comes to shuffling.
Jumpstyle is almost beautiful to watch. Almost like ballet and martial arts mixed. Anyone else see that?
Jonathan Fraser Oof
yes, specially when they try to do it in pairs, in sync the dancemoves seem even more martial-arts-like than in solo
damn i never seen jumpstyles before it's great!!
naw man jumpstyle looks spastic as fuck and shuffling just looks slick and cool.
the best
I jumped and shuffled ten years ago.. In this time Cutting Shapes started, but was more known as electronic shuffle. This looks like a mix out of tectonic, shuffle and maybe C-Step.
I prefer the oldschool shuffle and jumpstyle
just dont forget HAKKUH!! xD oldschool is best school when it comes to shuffle and jump ^^
Jumpstyle- Hardstyle for the win!
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Melbourne shuffle rules
Haha, yeah melbourne is great. I also started my own channel. Greetings from belgium!!
Amen. I respect all types of dance but I clearly have my preferences and Melbourne Shuffle is just the most incredible way you can dance to bass in my opinion. Let the bass control your feet & the melody your body!
None is better than other, just different. All great on those who know to dance.
Cutting shapes is visually smother and groovy. Melbourne Shuffle is more energetic in its step movements, like comparing hardcore music to house. Both are based on slid over the ground, while Jumpstyle is more physically expansive with wide movements on the air (kicks).
I think this is the ultimate EDM battle of the century :)
Grinzler Jumper melbourne shuffle 🔝
Cutting shapes is more voted so they won by far :D
cutting shapes is best shuffle dance style. cutting shape is most beautiful to watch.
In my opinion Cutting Shapes is calmer and more precise with its moves but Melbourne and Jumpstyle are intense. I prefer cutting shapes but I can clearly see why people prefer the other two, personally I feel the music is better 🤷🏻♂️
Shuffling is the coolest, but mixing the 3 is the best way to woo a crowd
0:23 damn this water raytracing and reflection looks amazing
Water raytracing
damn man all these styles are awesome in their own way, combining these at a festival is the ultimate dream
David Muradian sadly the bpm of these songs usually dont match up. I do skanking and its literally impossible to dance to these songs.
CDead Team it’s very unfortunate as the all seem so amazing and could be even better combined. I’m sure there might, key word, be a way to dance these styles within the same bpm range.
5:38 Oh my god that melodi 😳😳
Cutting Shapes - Nice
Shuffling - Awesome
Jumpstyle - Fun
I want to learn the other styles, all I ever did 10 years ago was shuffle. Seems things have evolved, music has gotten better too.
Uhhh the amount of shoes y'all must go through!!
they should get those tennis shoes that have a 6 month warranty, that way when they burn them out in 1 month they get a free pair.
Nah... just 1 pair (per 3 months)
For Melbourne shuffle we use to put clear tap under our shoes lmao.
@@discoloured3492 that works, I personally use gorilla tape because it matches my sole of my shoe.
@@discoloured3492 what’s that
Still on my playlist. Started with Jumpstyle. Moved to Hardjump. Learned Shuffle in Tek Clubs and now own style between Cutting shapes and shuffle for clubbing
Jumpstyle goes all over the world. So keep always jumpin'g. I love it!
it's amazing how they dance. Good video
I remember when the Melbourne Shuffle and Jumpstyle became popular again in the US somewhere around 10 years ago. I prefer the Melbourne Shuffle.
Yeah man it's ok and more great than jumpstyle.
The girl at the begining and the 3 guys in black shortly after ...sharp....intricate and on point. They are truely great!!
i rly didnt know about dancing styles but i start to watch this videos and i wanna start dance like that =D
Denis Fikret come to the light side, throw shapes
No! >:O S/he's trying to trick you, Denis Fikret! Come over to the Melbourne Shuffle! To safety! XD JK. Seriously though, look up the best in each dance type. I know one of the best in Melbourne Shuffle was Francis (he isn't so great anymore. D:), Moonboy and his bro (I don't know whether they're still good). Look up 'worlds best hard shuffle' or 'Moonboy and brother'.
Come with us to the dark side Melbourne all the way by all means throw some shapes whilst you shuffle I do its all about expression not impression
_#Shuffle__ & __#Jumpstyle__ GG it's a tie.I like both of those type of dances.Who else agree?_
Love them both! Love the energy, the look, the sound. They are all winners.
Cutting shapes seems to be more graceful and artistic. The style also choreographs itself with the music rather nicely. When more than one dancer cuts shapes in sync, it's pretty fun to watch. There's also room for more variety of the steps, so it never gets boring to look at. No comment on Melbourne and Jumpstyle, people have their natural preferences, as I do.
Cutting shapes is just a more complicated version of the shuffle. i like jumpstyle but only when they go hard and move well. Overall, in this day and age - Cutting shapes wins
i can tell youve never danced any of them.
Not even close my friend, cutting shapes has nothing to do with Shuffle.
of course it does. PsyProgg, you don't dance one of both either huh? I dance cutting shapes but really look forward to learn melbourne shuffle - both include the running man. Difference is that hardstyle needs way better technique and higher velocity of the running man. Cutting shapes has more moves and other parts in it.
Yea u are right, I was shuffling since i was 17 and stopped it with 24, im 28 now, same with jumpstyle but danced it not as much as Shuffle.
Cutting Shapes is a complete "new" dancestyle, that includes maybe one half element from Shuffling, but its nothing what we can call "a completed version" of Shuffle. So i can tell u, Cutting Shapes has nothing to do with Shuffle.
Shuffle means u are sliding over the floor, making sidesteps, kicks, spins and u are dancing it to a faster music. That u write "both include the running man" tells me that u are the one who dont know anything about my dance. Its like u would say, Spaghetti Bolognese is like Spaghetti Carbonara, because both includes Spaghetti.
Just learn it, i wish u fun.
I know what you're trying to say - melbourne is very different - but still, the running man is in fact a big part of both (in cutting shapes it's way less important due to the mass of other moves you can do). Depends on the expression; I'm not saying cutting shapes is like melbourne shuffle! Obviously not. And I do know a bit about melbourne shuffle, I tried doing the basics to hardstyle music but just a bit, just a few times, just for fun.
"Those who can't dance will blame it on the music."
Please. Some music is pure trash. Like this. Over-produced, generic sounds, shitted out to the masses. No soul. No funk. How can you feel beat if the beat has nothing to touch?
No i just suck at moving my body
Haha, great reaction. I also started my own channel. Greetings from belgium!!
@@TheRealPDizzle most pretentious shit I've heard in a while.
Project one 🧡
I haven't watched dance compilations in a few years now and i'm so happy to see way more females!!
Cutting shapes = vibin
Melbourne Shuffle = lets get craaazy
Jump = E V E R Y T H I N G
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All discipline have their own skills that take years to learn, they all win!
Yeah it’s true, be welcome to comment my vids also ✌🏻
Melbourne Shuffle (Rocker style) is sooooooooooooooo much smoother than the wannabe C-walk Cutting Shapes which people doing nowadays. Even the Oldschool Shuffle with hat-tricks and focused on upperbody is better than cutting shape.
And Jumpstyle is perfect dance for practicing stamina. Very healthy dance.
StayReal02 agree dude. 😆😆
StayReal02 newcastle rockers brenton is my favourite. kitchen shuffler and dante (singapore) is my favourite for oldschool shuffle.
Brenton is best of the best
Cutting shapes is pretty hard to learn, it requires more control and precision than Melbourne(I dance both). Melbourne is just faster and more intense, plus the music(in my personal opinion) is better for cutting shapes than Melbourne 🤷🏻♂️
@@juanamador184 it's depending how you dance Melbourne. if only running man, T-step and spin - yes, it's not hard. Melbourne you must dance in rithm, Cutting shapes you can dance as you want.
Cutting shapes for sure
Cutting shapes has taken it to all new levels its the greatest
Shuffle and Jumpstyle. You can't beat the classics.
That's true
I will always listen to hardstyle & hardcore,trance,hands up and all these eurodance music and dance shuffle & jumpstyle & dnb step
There are two different shuffle dances in this video - Melbourne Shuffle and London Shuffle (original name for Cutting Shapes). I guess you mean Melbourne? Fair enough. I’m more of a Cutting Shapes fan muself. To each their own.
Jumpstyle could be useful in a combat scenario
Hm, not sure. I enjoy jumpstyle a lot, but cutting shapes is really good too.
If I had to rank, probably:
1.)Cutting Shapes
2.)Jumpstyle
3.)Shuffle
I still enjoy shuffling so I’m rather biased but I have over the years come to admire jumping and cutting shapes
C-walk + shuffle + jumpstyle sidejump = cutting shapes
cutting shapes = charleston
Anwar Nwarrr which makes it the best, now add footwork (jerking) and it’s be even more dope
ye but cutting shapes is just so easy and the music at which you dance it is so slow it makes me wanna sleep
Anwar Nwarrr c walk is the ugliest and shittiest thing I've ever seen. No.
You clearly have no idea what the c-walk is
Cutting shapes
Sucks👌🏻😂😂
Yhea
Cutting Shapes wins xD
@@rubenspereiradasilva7466 siiiiii
Is stupid? Shuffle for life?
gymgirl at 5:20 was amazing, perfect use of momentum
I was always a jumpstyle guy..but the other hardstyle variations are really awesome. I never really got into the shuffle stuff but this video really made it look good
Cutting shapes seems to be the most elegant one :3
5:11 He sure gives it the flare it needs, I wish I can dance like that.
Flare?
All three win in my book. Great cardio exercises any way you look at it. I would not call it dance moves, but definitely a great exercise routine.
Cutting shapes for the win! The only of the three that wont damage your knees or injure the people around you.
cutting shapes💕💕
Cutting shapes to gówno
ZuZaPL x YEAH!!!!!
Dobry wybór, jednak ja nim nie tańczę, bo nie jest tak energiczny jak melbourne,shuffle'a też nie tańczę, co do jumpstyle to czasem tancze.
Ale generalnie bardziej wole hardstyle oraz melbourne.
ZuZaPL x Melbourne Shuffle forever #therealshuffle
ZuZaPL x Melbourne Shuffle forever #therealshuffle
Cutting shapes!!! ✌
Dyon Stoffers__ all the way
Kut dyon
Cool
That jump style is spot on 😘
I love to shuffle myself but that jumpstyle looked awesome when it was doubles. Shuffle is more pleasing to watch solo in this comparison I believe. IMO of course.
cutting shapes definitely wins, because it is just so smooth and looks cooler than the other two......no hard feelings but it is just my opinion
Andrej Stojanoski 🤘🤘
THX
i love so mush cutting shapes !!!!! :D
It's looking gay
Melbourne Shuffle and jumpstyle are rave music after all
i prefer cutting shapes but i do enjoy watching the other 2 styles which all have their unique flavor!
I love you guys thank you for always giving me positive videos
I've tried to do jumpstyle so many times. I ended up on my back every time. 😱
literally same haha
forever the real shuffle (melbourne style )
Andre Serox sou inscrito!! Você dança muito!! :D
czcams.com/video/OWpP-uJiVDo/video.html - would u watch my shuffle? x
cutting shapes is shit compared to melbourne
3:53 that dude is so happy goddamn I laughed so hard
A lot of these Dancers are Superb.
All good dancers, but the shufflers get my vote because they make it look effortless.
1:33 This guy nailed it!
His name is Andre Serox,his dancing skills are amazing
I love how energetic Jumpstyle ist
i wish people still danced like this, out in the open and shit where just about NO ONE ever judged anyone and most people actually thought it was cool
I liked the first girl's moves but they all dance very well, hard to pick just one!!
Thanks for add me in this Versus bro!:)❤ Good Job! Pd: Jumpstyle and Melbourne Shuffle My Favorite jaja
Ketchup Jumptek awesome style u got there. I shuffle all styles but I guess I can learn cutting shapes. I also tecktonik jumpstyle and hard jump and hard dance.
So im confused..has cutting shapes always been a style? I know jumpstyle and MS have been a longtime electro dance style..it seems like Cutting shapes takes a few dance style into one with shuffling, toprocking, and Charlie rock
Actually cutting shapes started in Brazil on 2008/2009 using some moves from c-walk and another dance called PsyTrance and Rebolation... The actual name of the Cutting shapes in Brazil is FreeStep cuz of the amount of variations and combinations u can do with the free step base. Cutting shapes don't have the FreeStep base, only the variations and combinations
@@castrosoul im suprised how you know this (its true and totally is) lol yes im late but dude 👍👍
@@majo9145 haha I used to dance Free step and shuffle over here at that time, had tournaments and meetings all over Brazil, it was a great time *-*
A huge respect for these people they danced. Who won? In my opinion, it is only a matter of taste only
I´ve always liked cutting shapes the most. But dude at 5:13 made me really consider practicing Melbourne Shuffle into my arsenal
1:52 is the bomb!
Not a race. Each person has their tastes.
-cutting shapes is smooth and clean cut
-Melbourne is aggressive and fast as well as looking like you're sliding
-jumpstyle is emotional and carries heavy feels
In 2005 I started doing Jumpstyle. In 2006 I started shuffling, which is still do occasionally. I have seen how cutting shapes started and at first, I thought it was total shit, but then when it matured a bit, I started to like it. It has its own feel to it. In fact, I started learning that as well, still love it. I don't think any style wins here. They're all quite different and have their own uniqueness. Although there is one style I adore the most, that's Melbourne Shuffle of the era 1997-2003 (before it was taken over by hardstyle), which shares a couple of similarities with cutting shapes. Keep it up and keep it alive!
This should be an Olympic sport!!! July 2021
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Both Jumpstyle & Melbourne Shuffle because of 4 reasons:
1. Related to hardstyle just like siblings
2. They have better hype than Cutting Shapes
3. Their music genres are much faster and noiser which *ALSO* brings up the hype
4. They've been fighting for what side is the best for *YEARS* . Shouldn't we give them peace and unity and end the conflict?
and need fast leg :) high stamina, i used to dance both style
Plus, melborne shuffle look so smooth like you slide on the ground but actually you steping it
Never MELBOURNE FOR LIFE
Ive been doing both for years and i get a bigger more intense rush with jumpstyle, once you match the beat with your jumps it feels like you can go in forever
PeazeMind cutting shapes also uses fast legs if you want, it’s not a necessity like Melbourne. Look up MarkTore on Instagram and you’ll see fast cutting shapes
Cutting shapes!!!
Cutting shapes 100%! It's more fluid, bouncy and funky.
Every time I was in the circle I always mixed all three , that feeling is amazing!!!