This guy is pure muscle. Forged his feeling into the muscles into his body. Smoothest guy really. Never thought id say that but he is smoother than the Twins i swear. #LarryLaurent, shot out
CLUB MUSIC (underground music) and CLUB dancers.... Paradise garage and CLUB Zanzabar... NYC and North Jersey where it all started. Originators!! late 70's thru early 80's... Disco, Club Music then House music... Just give me some baby powder and workout!!! CLUB HEAD FOR LIFE.... EO in the house!!
Ok im just keeping it real.... This guy is very good / above average, but these moves at any decent mid to late 90s bay area rave? Dam he would've gotten ate up. This entire routine consisted of the average basic moves from the mid level/casual house dancers of the 90s.
It's not about the moves or how cool they are.....it's about how the moves and the music comes together to produce dance....a person could be moving but not be dancing....as beginners, we try to learn as many moves as possible thinking that's the main point of dance but later we understand that it's not about the movement....your movement isn't dance unless it vibrates the same way with the music.... Yes alot of people can do the basic moves he did but they can't interprete the music with those moves and make it look so effortless at the same time
I bet all those Bay Area dancers you're talking about learned from the Legends by looking at videos and taking house dance classes. Ejoe is from my era and there were no videos or classes, you just went to the club and learned to dance. I also have nothing against the Bay Area dancers because I like dancers like Coflo who is probably one of the best dancers I've seen and also Richie Ramires, etc. All Ejoe was doing was an exhibition and the contributions he has made to the house scene over the last 30 plus years deserves to be applauded.
@@mikegee3991 uhmmmm....no. Early 90s Bay Area house and rave scene dancers ARE the originators and legends lol ... They had no one to take classes or lessons from let alone videos! 🤣 ... come on man get a clue. So many dope original b-boys in Northern California from the '80s til the present so yes many of them were originally b boys or breakers, and of course many of the styles were adopted from the b boy breakin popping and locking scene.
@@lewokejames So you,re telling me that the dancers in the Bay Area are the originators of house dance🤣🤣🤣??? By the time the early 90s came around, house dance had been around for about 6 years in NYC. I was there.
The definition of a TRUE dancer....the music is flowing THROUGH him....like he's riding a wave...one of the true greats!!!🔥🔥🔥
Ejoeのダンスはいつ見ても本当に素晴らしい。ダンスとは何か、どうあるべきかを教えてくれる。どこが違うか？それに常に彼はどんなショーの時もバトルの時でさえも、とてもリラックスしていて自然体だ。音に身をゆだねている。そしてそこから自分のインスピレーションに従って人を楽しませるための表現を前提に得意の技であったり、テクニックを組み立てていく。そこには常に人に自己の技量を見せつけるかのような我を前面に押し出すような圧がない。だから周囲と一体になれる。彼が踊り終わった後はみんな彼が好きになる。魅了されてしまう。彼に負けない身体能力のすごいダンサーも今ではたくさんいるけど、それでも彼の存在感が消えないのはそこに理由があるからではないだろうか。
This cat is good, maybe the best I've seen. Fluid movements. He's a natural. Makes me miss the good ol days.
This guy is pure muscle. Forged his feeling into the muscles into his body. Smoothest guy really. Never thought id say that but he is smoother than the Twins i swear. #LarryLaurent, shot out
The most incredible dancer I've known in my life time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CLUB MUSIC (underground music) and CLUB dancers.... Paradise garage and CLUB Zanzabar... NYC and North Jersey where it all started. Originators!! late 70's thru early 80's... Disco, Club Music then House music... Just give me some baby powder and workout!!! CLUB HEAD FOR LIFE.... EO in the house!!
best house dancer i've seen
Brian Green isn't bad either
Caleaf is not worse either
I wouldn't say '' the best '' but he style is one of the most organic
@@jameslazaridis Brian Green isn't bad? He probably has some of the best footwork house dance has seen!
@@mikegee3991 I agree. He's my favourite house dancer after Ejoe.
Une performance absolument magnifique ! ce n'est pas ejoe qui danse, c'est la musique !
S'up Ejoe. Love your work. Keep it rockin' ! Original house head, 90's baby!
the song is called GREY DUST.
+Ejoe Wilson thanks you Ejoe
Much respect to you Ejoe. Who's the song by?
Jose Gonzalez
omg ty ty ty i was about to say what song this is too ^_^
my i ask who the song is by
Ejoe got the IT factor! He's is one of dopest!
1:23 Hahahah Cossack squad
This guy is a cannon ball man, he makes it look so smooth. Shout out from Germany
AMAZING!!!! In that MUSIC!!
Represent House
Ejoe is a legend.
Can't stop watching this
That was so AMAZING!!!
Stunning! 😲🙏💛👍✨
Ejoe is the man.
thank you thank you big respect ejoe
Legend.
Respect bro! Nice!
ele é foda!!! respect.
My Goodness,,, I Think EJoe Invented This Shit 4REAL!
He definitely mastered it!!!
So qool!!
For all you thumbing down this video. You have no idea who this legend is. Everyone now benifits and steal a style created long ago.
Exactly, but they wouldn't know...! True underground legend 🙌 👏
Good for the soul
where can i find that song?
I still can't find this song 😭
WOW
who is the song by
just wonder, who are those people disliked the video...
whats the song thooo...
SONG PLEASE!!!!!!!!1
@Ejoe who is the song by
Jose Gonzalez
Anybody knows what's the name of hat he's wearing? Want it so much~
鄭又華 you mean the shirt? Ejoe's house. His own creation
No I wanna know the type name of his hat~
+鄭又華 it's commonly known as a "Rasta" hat.
+鄭又華 The hat is called PHATEE (herringbone)...you can find it online..peace
Did he cry ?
what song?
someone said its called Grey Dust
Ejoe said that.
@@Chaosfoxx it's not this song sorry
PLEASE song?
+BassLineCY GREY DUST.
haydenson27 by who?
He gets his strong point but with every great dancer there are weak points too..
what would you say are his weak points?
He aint Real!!!!!
Ok im just keeping it real.... This guy is very good / above average, but these moves at any decent mid to late 90s bay area rave? Dam he would've gotten ate up. This entire routine consisted of the average basic moves from the mid level/casual house dancers of the 90s.
It's not about the moves or how cool they are.....it's about how the moves and the music comes together to produce dance....a person could be moving but not be dancing....as beginners, we try to learn as many moves as possible thinking that's the main point of dance but later we understand that it's not about the movement....your movement isn't dance unless it vibrates the same way with the music.... Yes alot of people can do the basic moves he did but they can't interprete the music with those moves and make it look so effortless at the same time
I bet all those Bay Area dancers you're talking about learned from the Legends by looking at videos and taking house dance classes. Ejoe is from my era and there were no videos or classes, you just went to the club and learned to dance. I also have nothing against the Bay Area dancers because I like dancers like Coflo who is probably one of the best dancers I've seen and also Richie Ramires, etc. All Ejoe was doing was an exhibition and the contributions he has made to the house scene over the last 30 plus years deserves to be applauded.
@@kayodeseriki4772 I agree with your comment 100%
@@mikegee3991 uhmmmm....no. Early 90s Bay Area house and rave scene dancers ARE the originators and legends lol ... They had no one to take classes or lessons from let alone videos! 🤣 ... come on man get a clue. So many dope original b-boys in Northern California from the '80s til the present so yes many of them were originally b boys or breakers, and of course many of the styles were adopted from the b boy breakin popping and locking scene.
@@lewokejames So you,re telling me that the dancers in the Bay Area are the originators of house dance🤣🤣🤣??? By the time the early 90s came around, house dance had been around for about 6 years in NYC. I was there.