jam republic is so cool man. i love how they showed out the whole competition. korea is a very conservative country, and while their dance scene has been getting more into afro, the general public doesn't really know about it yet. over the course of the show they showed out. twerking, afro, krump...latrice rocking her natural hair...and koreans love all they brought to the table. i thought they were in trouble because the finals was korean voters only, but they still managed to finish in the top two. awesome
they had plenty of dancer in korea doing african dance and dancehall.even in japan,japan have the second country for dancehall for years and many japanese dancer won dancehall competition.tsubakill sayaka is specialised in dancehall.
This isn’t just choreography, it’s storytelling - they just took us on a journey. I love them so much 🙌🏾 happy to see Kirsten start to get more consistent recognition.
@@jamilaj7803 Yes, I know! I'm not sure what part of my comment takes away from that fact lol I just said they're more than just choreographers, they're storytellers. Nothing more, nothing less.
The name of the song is Jele by DBN Gogo, Sino Msolo, Kamo Mphela, Young Stunna and Busiswa. Jam Republic can do all kinds of dance. This was meant to be particular to them, something that symbolizes their story and only they can bring. 😘💜🫰🏻
They did AMAZING, Kirsten, Audrey, Ling, Lattrice and Emma have everything that a GREAT dancer needs, all from different countries and nationalities, they literally met at the beggining of the program and start to fight like a family, also they pulled the 4 pieces that they present in the final in 13 HOURSE cause they were in different countries before the last part of the show, absolutely INCREDIBLE❤️🩹🫶🏻
THE Beat even the song it self is from South Africa oh and most of the dance style such as the foot work you guys mentioned it called amapiano and they killed it all of them😘😍
Hi can I ask if what's the genre of dance did JamRepublic did here on their "Ending credit" cause I don't know much about genres of dance but I think it's a IMPIANO but I'm not sure correct me if I wrong.💗
They are fairly new to reacting to them. You have to give people a chance before you automatically start judging lol, Jam Republic is fairly popular so it’s more than likely their group would get a reaction before others. Relax
@le.l3 I don't get why you think I am not relaxing and I just say what I see and what I think. Maybe you are right if they upload the reaction video to other groups. But they didn't yet. What I wanna say here is they are just following the trend and pay attention to the popular and international group. If they truly love dancing, they might react to any dancing group perfirmance without hesitating. I don't mean to spread hate to anyone without reason and just share what I see and think. Thanks
Latrice’s father is from Congo and her Mother is from El Salvador. This beautiful piece was choreographed by Latrice kabamba. 👌🏽
jam republic is so cool man. i love how they showed out the whole competition. korea is a very conservative country, and while their dance scene has been getting more into afro, the general public doesn't really know about it yet. over the course of the show they showed out. twerking, afro, krump...latrice rocking her natural hair...and koreans love all they brought to the table. i thought they were in trouble because the finals was korean voters only, but they still managed to finish in the top two. awesome
Afro beats??
they had plenty of dancer in korea doing african dance and dancehall.even in japan,japan have the second country for dancehall for years and many japanese dancer won dancehall competition.tsubakill sayaka is specialised in dancehall.
This isn’t just choreography, it’s storytelling - they just took us on a journey. I love them so much 🙌🏾 happy to see Kirsten start to get more consistent recognition.
it's true,thank you cuz u understand the way they dance...it's storytelling
I understand but still they the had lots of amapiano dance
@@jamilaj7803 Yes, I know! I'm not sure what part of my comment takes away from that fact lol I just said they're more than just choreographers, they're storytellers. Nothing more, nothing less.
I love them. Kristen Dodgen, the blonde with short hair is my favorite. She is so good. Definitely legend material.
I love how they are not afraid to do different cultural dances and not the same old
Kirsten Dodgen is born in Cape Town Sout Africa and moved to New Zeeland with her parents
Its cool cuz Korea never heard this kinda music and dance rep Afrika
Indeed Global Domination✨️🌏 They bring Diversity to this Korean Dance Competition 💟
Yeah it’s a South Africa style of dancing. Kristen is from South Africa and latrice is half Congolese hence the African influence in the dance
The name of the song is Jele by DBN Gogo, Sino Msolo, Kamo Mphela, Young Stunna and Busiswa.
Jam Republic can do all kinds of dance. This was meant to be particular to them, something that symbolizes their story and only they can bring.
😘💜🫰🏻
EMMA AS CENTRE BRO I CRIED THEY ATEEE THAT
everything about that exact part when she transitioned to the middle gave me goosebumps 😮💨
They did AMAZING, Kirsten, Audrey, Ling, Lattrice and Emma have everything that a GREAT dancer needs, all from different countries and nationalities, they literally met at the beggining of the program and start to fight like a family, also they pulled the 4 pieces that they present in the final in 13 HOURSE cause they were in different countries before the last part of the show, absolutely INCREDIBLE❤️🩹🫶🏻
It's amapiano music feom south africa❤❤❤
Can you react to their Beyonce dance too? It was amazing!
My mop the mf floor Queens FRFR lol 🫰 Bighit knew what was up lol they top tier over there & everywhere🔥
Their best performance ever
The song and beats from South Africa..they definitely nailed it
"Wakanda Forever 2" Black Panther soundtrack song, Absolutely Loved this performance, "Jam Republic slayeddd!!! 😍🤩🔥👏💃💃💃💃💃🎶👑💜✌️🙏🌎 #JamRepublicxSWF2
Watching from New Zealand
Please react their Beyonce performance
Amapiano dance music plus west African moves too
No that's not true ..I saw a lot of south african dance moves
I'd say most are South African moves.
They killed it!!!🔥😍😍😍 audreyyyyy omggg
South Africa 🇿🇦
THE Beat even the song it self is from South Africa oh and most of the dance style such as the foot work you guys mentioned it called amapiano and they killed it all of them😘😍
The sound is from south Africa
It's called amapiano
You should def checkout the other half of this performance.
🎉 Beautiful
South African amapiono music
Check out their Beyonce performance that also goes with this episode
The song is from South Africa🇿🇦🇿🇦, the genre is called amapiano.
omg the shownu love in the beginning 🫶🩷😂 have you guys reacted to MONSTA X yet?
Please also react to other crew
that's ma boi right there had me hhhhhhhhhhh
Hi can I ask if what's the genre of dance did JamRepublic did here on their "Ending credit" cause I don't know much about genres of dance but I think it's a IMPIANO but I'm not sure correct me if I wrong.💗
Yes babe. The dance is definitely African. And most of the dance moves are from South Africa. The genre of the song is AMAPIANO, also South African.
Bebe next please 😁
The winner of this show 😂. Spoilers!! 2nd place jam republic
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Name song
i think the dance and song is congolese???
It's South African
Amapiano
Hi tre please check jungkook standing next to you teaser right now please 🙏💜
Why don't u makea a reaction video to other groups but JR? Just get the smell of racism
what?
They are fairly new to reacting to them. You have to give people a chance before you automatically start judging lol, Jam Republic is fairly popular so it’s more than likely their group would get a reaction before others. Relax
whut?
Wow 😂
@le.l3 I don't get why you think I am not relaxing and I just say what I see and what I think. Maybe you are right if they upload the reaction video to other groups. But they didn't yet. What I wanna say here is they are just following the trend and pay attention to the popular and international group. If they truly love dancing, they might react to any dancing group perfirmance without hesitating. I don't mean to spread hate to anyone without reason and just share what I see and think. Thanks