UST Hype | UAAP 78 SDC
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- čas přidán 8. 04. 2016
- Watch the performance of University of Santo Tomas Hype in the UAAP 78 Streetdance Competition.
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This is what happens when you send a legit streetdancers rather than cheerleaders -- YOU GET A PODIUM FINISH! Congrats UST!
Fresh and fierce! 🐯
Ganda po ng routine niyo grabe lalo na yung pinakauna. Sana makasama niyo din ako humataw sa UAAP STREET DANCE
in my opinion UST should've been the champ this year. A+ sa execution. Galing.
opinion mo lng..
Nakakagigil!!!! Grabe deserve!
Kilala ko po sila! Si ate pearl kuya marco kuya benz ate melody si kuya aino! Yun lang po nakalimutan ko na po yung iba😊
This must be the 1st. Damn those judges. -_-
Yaaaasss
good job uste.
nabitin ako galing
S O L I D!! #USTHype #ProjectFLUX
i'm from UST and it's kinda ironic that we used the song JUDAS hahaha
Last Song pleassseee?
ano yung song bago yung she twerk?
Sino po yung choreographer?
ano yung name ng 3rd song after nung tagalog na kanta? hahahaha di ko alam title eh.
She twerk
she twerkin - cash out
TBH after watching their performance, all I can think about is "Are they not giving their all?" Their routine lacked energy (compared to UP and DLSU) for me, like they could give 100% power and energy to their moves but their only giving out an 85%. It's like they're constricted/ limited to bringing out the "beast" in them (especially when 2:00 mark of the video started) because maybe it's hard to do super synced dance moves when not everyone can do a power dance (as in the super duper power dance, like the there's-no-tomorrow kind of dance BUT still synced).
I also did not entirely appreciate the theme though it was appropriate and timely because of the elections there. They should've stuck with the song choices pertaining to the elections/ Filipinos tho I appreciate the attempt in linking Lady Gaga's "Judas" to money. The transition from the Filipino rap song at the very start of their routine and then instantly changing to an English hip hop music got me like "Oh this is gonna be a culturally/ politically linked routine what a breath of fresh air, their costumes are even patterned/ inspired by their cultural dress (?)." Then boom Sleazy 2.0 comes in. WUHT
Nevertheless, the execution was superb. Blocking, transitions, smooth and fluid. You deserve to be on the podium.