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Post by slightlyaltered on Apr 10, 2011 13:56:30 GMT -5
Dancing is one of my favorite parts about going to shows, so I figured I'd start a thread about it
For Bonnaroo this year I plan on bustin' loose and getting jiggy widdit every chance I get. Hopefully my ridiculous dancing will be contagious and spread amongst others. I usually just go with the flow and sort of freestyle it, but there's one dance that I've been trying to learn the past couple months.
I'm not even sure to what band/artist this dance would be appropriate for, but I think it's just one of the coolest things I've ever seen so hopefully I can perfect it and show off to all you lovely people haha.
What are your thoughts? Anyone have any signature moves? Who else enjoys going all out?
Post by FuzzyWarbles on Apr 10, 2011 15:18:39 GMT -5
That looks like the Bonnaroo dance I usually perform after a few party favors during the afternoon sets. It really wears you out and drains all of you energy for late nights. I plan on pacing myself better this year.
Dancing is one of my favorite parts about going to shows, so I figured I'd start a thread about it
For Bonnaroo this year I plan on bustin' loose and getting jiggy widdit every chance I get. Hopefully my ridiculous dancing will be contagious and spread amongst others. I usually just go with the flow and sort of freestyle it, but there's one dance that I've been trying to learn the past couple months.
I often try and dance like this to Drum n Bass stuff. But I'm positive I look way stupider and way more uncoordinated than the girl in the video
I'm not even sure to what band/artist this dance would be appropriate for, but I think it's just one of the coolest things I've ever seen so hopefully I can perfect it and show off to all you lovely people haha.
What are your thoughts? Anyone have any signature moves? Who else enjoys going all out?
Post by billypilgrim on Apr 11, 2011 20:04:01 GMT -5
That's awesome, but I don't normally plan dance moves in advance. I do, however, prepare a sign that reads: "I'm dancing. I'm not having a seizure. I don't require medical attention."
I like to walk by the cars/vans/trucks with the kick ass Bass and yell.. my pace maker oh oh.. and dance like the above. 'Older' folks find humor where they can with the Noobs. : )
I just pretty much like having fun embarrassing my kids at every opportunity, especially when Mom decides to bust a move or start singing along at Roo. The fact that I have no talent makes it all the more fun
Dancing is one of my favorite parts about going to shows, so I figured I'd start a thread about it
For Bonnaroo this year I plan on bustin' loose and getting jiggy widdit every chance I get. Hopefully my ridiculous dancing will be contagious and spread amongst others. I usually just go with the flow and sort of freestyle it, but there's one dance that I've been trying to learn the past couple months.
I'm not even sure to what band/artist this dance would be appropriate for, but I think it's just one of the coolest things I've ever seen so hopefully I can perfect it and show off to all you lovely people haha.
What are your thoughts? Anyone have any signature moves? Who else enjoys going all out?
That dance is called dnb step. Its similar to house stepping, except that its more to the tune of dnb (drum & bass). Also I think it looks slightly more interesting than just stomping or house stepping.
Anywho, I'll probably be just glued to my hoop. But when I'm not on my hoop I always try to liquid (although I'm not the best at it). And booty shakin wooo
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