Rozzychan, 6 months ago I've been realizing that in the last few years #kpop artists have become more into more unisex dancing. This just scrolled by on my youtube kpop feed. The male and female dancers are doing more or less the same steps. This is a style I tend to like in #kpopdance . More power to them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJvjPKXRqCI Addendum - I was watching at 31 minutes when a mixed group was on. I only realized later that this playlist was one long three hour recording instead of a YouTube Playlist. Streamable!
I've been realizing that in the last few years #kpop artists have become more into more unisex dancing.
This just scrolled by on my youtube kpop feed. The male and female dancers are doing more or less the same steps.
This is a style I tend to like in #kpopdance . More power to them!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJvjPKXRqCI
Addendum - I was watching at 31 minutes when a mixed group was on. I only realized later that this playlist was one long three hour recording instead of a YouTube Playlist.
Streamable!
Rozzychan, 6 months ago #kpopdance This is the one I actually meant to reference in my previous post. A male group with female and male dancers doing similar steps. 카이 (KAI) - Rover I have always liked the more unisex shows and dances. I prefer it to overtly male or female dance steps and groups. I realize it is a personal preference, but I really like seeing different looking bodies doing the same steps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RI_qqmVUFVY
#kpopdance
This is the one I actually meant to reference in my previous post.
A male group with female and male dancers doing similar steps. 카이 (KAI) - Rover
I have always liked the more unisex shows and dances. I prefer it to overtly male or female dance steps and groups.
I realize it is a personal preference, but I really like seeing different looking bodies doing the same steps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RI_qqmVUFVY
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