@@Kconti1229 👩🏻💭" I am so glad something like this is caught on film". Can't count how many times I've come back over and over to see 👀 this. It's absolutely great! The music is so awesome. I upvote your comment.
I usually emphasize the lyrics as long as they are interesting. But the music and the beat are very important as well. With that said, I wish I could dance like you and your partners. Just beautiful and so much fun to watch.❤
It's interesting to learn your thought process on how you interpret the song lyrics. Your musicality is really good, and I love watching the little movements you make to hit the beats and lyrics of the song. It's so satisfying.
Years ago, I sang in a choir, so I naturally want to know the lyrics. I danced improv as well, and I matched and emphasized the lyrics in my movements. I enjoy how you do the same. It just makes sense!
Thank you for putting into words the exact thing I was trying to express. I can't read sheet music on sight. If I wanted to learn how to play anything on a piano or flute I have to literally write the notes on the sheet music. In choir, both in church and in school we were given the lyrics on a piece of paper or booklet and over time we memorized them and didn't need the paper. A weird twist is that with some songs I can't tell you the lyrics if I don't have the music or I am in a different setting from where I normally practiced or sang them. But then with some I have no problem. The brain can work so differently in each person.
This was my favorite one so far and I’ve seen so many of yours. This was just fantastic. I loved the pop and locking. I loved the spins everything was just so fluid it and it was a little sassy so I really enjoyed it. Great job.
She starts out not fully trusting him. She’s careful to have her legs positioned so that she can catch herself, if he doesn’t realize that she’s about to dip… but that last dip, she trusts him fully & really goes for it and it pays off. Beautiful!
GREAT dancers individually...she's a bit short for him as a partnership since he cannot use his height to full max artistic strength. I adore this style of dance and both dancers are amazing. Thank you both for sharing your beautiful talent.
If I know the lyrics, I do my best to control her pace to match the rhythm while still matching our movements with the lyrics. It is a great compliment from the partner "we nailed that....." and then walking off the floor, having people say how great she looked and did. Damn right she did, I set her up and she executed. Lol
I listen to both lyrics as well as the music whenever I dance-I use the words to match "actions" with the music, I follow the music when there's an instrumental part during or at the end of a song. Whether I have a partner or not..
for me it's also more about the rythm and melody. but that makes it even more fun to see something that's revolving more around the lyrics. especially with songs where the two components aren't exactly expressing the same
Both. And I love most all music genres from Christian to Rap, Country to Rock, Opera to classical, hip hop to alternative, and from Cab Calloway to Tracy Chapman!
My APD self could never focus on the lyrics as word bc I’m always mishearing them 😂 definitely take vocals as another instrument and let the musicality instruct my movement, not the words
I love to both sing and dance but not always at the same time. So when learning a song, I used to have to decide if I wanted to sing or dance to it, and that would change how I heard it and interpreted it.
I don't understand people who hear lyrics and go "yeah the words probably aren't important." If they weren't important, they wouldn't be singing WORDS.
I most of the time hear the instruments/drums/band before i hear the lyrics/story... ALOT of times its very hard to hear what they are daying.. for instance in this song.. i hear the beat before the words, bow off to YT to search up song/lyrics
How does one get into this? As a child I took all sorts of dance classes, but after finding your videos I have started looking for adult dance classes, and keep coming up empty. Is there a secret way to get hooked up with these groups as a beginner adult?
For me it's definitely the latter, but only because my brain is working so hard trying to focus on footwork it doesn't have any processing power left to interpret lyrics.
Do you think in words while you dance? Or do you practices feeling it? I have a suspicion that moving your body to bars and beats uses the same parts of the brain that breaks speech down into sentences and words. Especially since you're paying attention to the way each phrase starts and ends. So, listening to the lyrics here would be kind of like patting your head in a belly rubbing competition.
Some ( unasked for ) advice .....if you like to dance, don't even CONSIDER MARRYING ANYONE who doesn't like to.....a lifetime of " doing without" and RESENTMENT....!!! TAKE IT FROM ME.... !!!😢
I'd like to draw your attention to an ancient old British nursery rhyme called Ring a ring a roses. A sweet, charming lullaby tune, the words actually refer to the red, ring shaped rash present in the final stages of bubonic plague. Nice!
Do you mean…… ring around the Rosie, pocket full of posies. Ashes ashes , we all fall down?? Well that is from the plague times. It wasn’t a sleep lullaby….. it was a game sort of that youngsters played……. Cuz they were scared of the sickness. Ring around the rosey does refer to the rash the rosey get. You got a rosey complexion when you were sick. Ppl carried flowers in their pockets for two reasons …… as a talisman to keep the sickness away and they threw flowers on the dead cuz … they stunk. Yikes. Ashes ashes. They burned the bodies. We all fall down….. we are all getting it
There are a lot of songs like this in Scottish and Irish folk. Loch Lomond sounds like a lullaby, but is actually about one of the worst kinds of torture I have ever heard about. And then there is Hush, hush, time to be sleeping and Skye boat song, just to name a few.
Many old children's nursery rhymes actually have some creepy origin to them. IIRC, "white Christmas" was written by a guy who had been institutionalized, & was dreaming about spending Christmas at home with his family.
It's actually "Atishoo,atishoo all fall down" - mimicking the sound of the sneeze one was supposed to give with your last breath when you had bubonic plague!
To be honest, you intimidate A LOT of these woman. Could you blame them!? Lol No seriously tho, I see in your partners the timidness & little red faces some have. You have ONE partner ive seen with you, and she knew her place and kicked major ass with ya'll's dance...
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Love watching this guy. No matter who he is paired with it ends up being amazing to watch ❤
( he's HOT!!!!)😊❤❤❤
Ikr? I find myself watching his face. His face says so much.
Ilove watching this kind of dancing especially when Kerrigan is dancing. I wish I could dance with him just once😊
It comes from all your musical background that nobody knows about!
Beautiful…and those SPINS🤯
Musical background? Do tell…
@Kconti1229 I’ve played, written, and recorded music most of my life!
That is awesome!!! Your dancing is amazing!!!
@@Kconti1229
👩🏻💭" I am so glad something like this is caught on film". Can't count how many times I've come back over and over to see 👀 this. It's absolutely great! The music is so awesome. I upvote your comment.
I could watch them dance all day
I can literally watch over and over I love this couple
I usually emphasize the lyrics as long as they are interesting. But the music and the beat are very important as well. With that said, I wish I could dance like you and your partners. Just beautiful and so much fun to watch.❤
That spin at the end wow
He is a great lead 👌
👩🏻💭" I second that motion".💯👏👏👏👏👍
You've outdone yourself again here with that spinning!
It's interesting to learn your thought process on how you interpret the song lyrics.
Your musicality is really good, and I love watching the little movements you make to hit the beats and lyrics of the song. It's so satisfying.
As an ex professional classical and contemporary ballet dancer - I fully agree
Damn so smooth 🔥
I can watch this OVER and OVER and OVER……………..😊
👩🏻💭"Me too". I love it.🕺💃
I upvote your comment.
Love to watch you dance , and I agree it's the rhythm . I get lost in the rhythm and go to a higher place when dancing. It hits deep in the soul.
✨im accidentally lyrical✨
Is a great flex 😂
Also love your content! Keep doing what you're doing💗
Ahhhh it took me 30 years to find it but that’s the perfect way to describe how I hear singing. It’s another instrument in the song
The bass line is what moves me. If the bass is very subtle, then it’s the percussion. A lifetime of songs, yet I know very few lyrics.
I hear both, each has their ups, downs, and standout moments. If you really feel the music, you can dance with anyone who feels it too❤
Talk about trust! She's very beautiful, but she can also follow! Wow!
That little gal is amazing! I would have completely lost it on that last spin and she made it look so good…
Years ago, I sang in a choir, so I naturally want to know the lyrics. I danced improv as well, and I matched and emphasized the lyrics in my movements. I enjoy how you do the same. It just makes sense!
Thank you for putting into words the exact thing I was trying to express. I can't read sheet music on sight. If I wanted to learn how to play anything on a piano or flute I have to literally write the notes on the sheet music. In choir, both in church and in school we were given the lyrics on a piece of paper or booklet and over time we memorized them and didn't need the paper. A weird twist is that with some songs I can't tell you the lyrics if I don't have the music or I am in a different setting from where I normally practiced or sang them. But then with some I have no problem. The brain can work so differently in each person.
thats absolutely beautiful... i miss improv dancing so much
This was my favorite one so far and I’ve seen so many of yours. This was just fantastic. I loved the pop and locking. I loved the spins everything was just so fluid it and it was a little sassy so I really enjoyed it. Great job.
Beautiful 🎉
Gosh! I danced to this a few weeks ago. Of course, I'm a clumsy beginner, but I love the song.
I danced for a long time, but am a writer. I always hear the story before the music.
She starts out not fully trusting him. She’s careful to have her legs positioned so that she can catch herself, if he doesn’t realize that she’s about to dip… but that last dip, she trusts him fully & really goes for it and it pays off. Beautiful!
GREAT dancers individually...she's a bit short for him as a partnership since he cannot use his height to full max artistic strength. I adore this style of dance and both dancers are amazing. Thank you both for sharing your beautiful talent.
Stunning!
Loving ur content
Oh K...here you are doin it again....❤❤❤❤❤
Sweet and smooth ❤
That hop is so perfect…
Beautiful!
Both so talented!!
If I know the lyrics, I do my best to control her pace to match the rhythm while still matching our movements with the lyrics.
It is a great compliment from the partner "we nailed that....." and then walking off the floor, having people say how great she looked and did. Damn right she did, I set her up and she executed. Lol
Man that was smooooth!!🥰❤️
The words and using them to tell a story with your moves and then staying to the beat and rhythm of the music.
Full version pls.
Wow she is so amazing😮
I so enjoying watching you. I wish I could do what you do .
I listen to both lyrics as well as the music whenever I dance-I use the words to match "actions" with the music, I follow the music when there's an instrumental part during or at the end of a song. Whether I have a partner or not..
Hypnotizing ❤❤❤❤
This guy is on 🔥
Amazing!!!
for me it's also more about the rythm and melody. but that makes it even more fun to see something that's revolving more around the lyrics. especially with songs where the two components aren't exactly expressing the same
Fantastisch 👍❤
She is beautiful!
Both. And I love most all music genres from Christian to Rap, Country to Rock, Opera to classical, hip hop to alternative, and from Cab Calloway to Tracy Chapman!
So your confusion is complete
both when. it comes to music, first i listen for the beat and then i listen a few more times for the words and story
my body has all it can do to keep me upright.
Wow guys !!! 🔥🔥 🔥
So smooth !! Amazing 😍
My APD self could never focus on the lyrics as word bc I’m always mishearing them 😂 definitely take vocals as another instrument and let the musicality instruct my movement, not the words
He saved her last move she missed
He saved her so well i didn't notice til reading your comment! Sure did!
she didn’t miss anything!
Some nice moves
Very nice ❤
That's some kinda fantastic!!!😊😊❤❤
Wonderful job ❣️
I love to both sing and dance but not always at the same time. So when learning a song, I used to have to decide if I wanted to sing or dance to it, and that would change how I heard it and interpreted it.
That’s really interesting, but I like how it shifts the way your brain interprets the music!
Mesmerizing. ❤
I don't understand people who hear lyrics and go "yeah the words probably aren't important." If they weren't important, they wouldn't be singing WORDS.
Idk this song but like it
Where can we see the entire dance? A link? Plz
Beautiful
I’m almost the opposite. I focus so much on the lyrics that I often don’t even hear the rest until the vocals stop 😢
😱 I thought you twisted her arm out of socket !
I hear lyrics as the story. I struggle so much to be inspired if the lyrics don't captivate me
Probably _the_ WCS anthem.
Latter for me too. ❤️
Cant help it, I love you❤. 😉💞🧘♀️💫❤️
I most of the time hear the instruments/drums/band before i hear the lyrics/story... ALOT of times its very hard to hear what they are daying.. for instance in this song.. i hear the beat before the words, bow off to YT to search up song/lyrics
To what the question:
It depends on the song/piece.
There's nothing wrong with existing that in your movement.
How does one get into this? As a child I took all sorts of dance classes, but after finding your videos I have started looking for adult dance classes, and keep coming up empty. Is there a secret way to get hooked up with these groups as a beginner adult?
He says listen to the words. Meanwhile, the only one I understood was forever. Didn't catch one other fucking word 😂😂
🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍
I'd like to see a special section on Spotify of nothing but WCS music! (Whole songs) can y'all help make that happen?
There are plenty of playlists out there!
@@keeriganruddWCSTHANKS, I never thought to look for a WCS playlist (DUH!) only on 3rd coffee
👏👏👏
For me it's definitely the latter, but only because my brain is working so hard trying to focus on footwork it doesn't have any processing power left to interpret lyrics.
Song??
Trade it for the Night by HAEVN
What’s the name of this song please??
Yes!!Both. Used to a good dancer. 😢
Do you think in words while you dance? Or do you practices feeling it?
I have a suspicion that moving your body to bars and beats uses the same parts of the brain that breaks speech down into sentences and words.
Especially since you're paying attention to the way each phrase starts and ends.
So, listening to the lyrics here would be kind of like patting your head in a belly rubbing competition.
Some ( unasked for ) advice .....if you like to dance, don't even CONSIDER MARRYING ANYONE who doesn't like to.....a lifetime of " doing without" and RESENTMENT....!!! TAKE IT FROM ME.... !!!😢
What is this type of dancing called?
Westcoast swing :)
damn O_O
I'd like to draw your attention to an ancient old British nursery rhyme called Ring a ring a roses. A sweet, charming lullaby tune, the words actually refer to the red, ring shaped rash present in the final stages of bubonic plague. Nice!
Do you mean…… ring around the Rosie, pocket full of posies. Ashes ashes , we all fall down?? Well that is from the plague times. It wasn’t a sleep lullaby….. it was a game sort of that youngsters played……. Cuz they were scared of the sickness. Ring around the rosey does refer to the rash the rosey get. You got a rosey complexion when you were sick. Ppl carried flowers in their pockets for two reasons …… as a talisman to keep the sickness away and they threw flowers on the dead cuz … they stunk. Yikes. Ashes ashes. They burned the bodies. We all fall down….. we are all getting it
It is not a sweet lullaby. It is however a good history lesson. Ring Around the Rosey. Origin
There are a lot of songs like this in Scottish and Irish folk. Loch Lomond sounds like a lullaby, but is actually about one of the worst kinds of torture I have ever heard about. And then there is Hush, hush, time to be sleeping and Skye boat song, just to name a few.
Many old children's nursery rhymes actually have some creepy origin to them. IIRC, "white Christmas" was written by a guy who had been institutionalized, & was dreaming about spending Christmas at home with his family.
It's actually "Atishoo,atishoo all fall down" - mimicking the sound of the sneeze one was supposed to give with your last breath when you had bubonic plague!
Can hardly hear the words.
That's sexy af
Normally I like how the movement effects of the video complement the dance moves, but in this case it was distracting :/
Thanks for the feedback!
I usually hear the words. I find this singer difficult to understand…
Melody. Focus on the dancing.
To be honest, you intimidate A LOT of these woman. Could you blame them!? Lol
No seriously tho, I see in your partners the timidness & little red faces some have. You have ONE partner ive seen with you, and she knew her place and kicked major ass with ya'll's dance...
I wonder how many of these beautiful ladies he gets lucky with?
You should wonder about other stuff
he's dancing, doing his passion, i don't think he cares about the other dancers in an intimate way, he's too preoccupied.
@@Yoyoyoitsdatboi This is such a good answer. I think the rest of us can just like it and move on.
I live this male dancer. Don't like him with this female
How many children do you have? Lol