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ATEEZ(에이티즈) 'WORK' Choreography Talk | After Party (Patreon)

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2024-06-11 05:03:53
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DANCE CHOREOGRAPHER REACTS - ATEEZ(에이티즈) 'WORK' Choreography Talk | After Party

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Comments

Carla

It's fun to see them talk about choreo cause truly they rarely do! I don't know if you know that there is a video of Wooyoung, Seonghwa, and Yeosang teaching the Mingi chorus section to a few kids and it was really cute. Edit: AAAaaah you watched the moving section! I feel like they always have more fun with those :) like an encore Also, YES bangs! They look real nice on you but I’m not gonna lie, I already miss the lighter hair color hehe

kali

i’m soooo in love with your new hair!!! i had to say it again because you honestly ate this look up 😭🫶

JessReacts764
>>140709113

Oh girl stop it! I'm really happy I finally went back to it! Feeling great and makes me feel like a baddie when doing girl choreo now haha

JessReacts764
>>140668310

When the black starts to fade that color shall return haha! I also saw that video on my recommended! Seems like a fun watch and I should probably get it added to my spreadsheet to look at in the future!

Shelly Price

First, I LOVE your hair! I’m a bangs person, just love them because they’re so fun and add character to hairstyles in my opinion. But also, I love your perspective on knowing what dance style your body is used to doing and what YOU consider challenging. My sister and I were just talking about this recently. We grew up in the ‘70’s (before hip hop) so we learned dance, like classic jazz, and sort of disco type genres… so learning hip hop where the emphasis and bounce and weight is placed on the feet completely differently (if that makes sense), learning this genre was/is harder for us; where most young kids these days, it’s like second nature because they’ve learned it right off the bat. So yes, once your body is used to moving a certain way, sometimes it’s challenging to ask it to go a different direction. Loved listening to you validate the conversation my sister and I had!

JessReacts764
>>141170070

YES!! So glad we see things similarly in that regard! I wish it was talked about more!!! I hope to be able to validate this side of things more because I feel not enough people are talking about it! And thank you for your compliments to my hair! Much appreciated!