Dance Teacher Reacts To WayV - TEN & YANGYANG 'Low Low' MV + Dance Practice скачать в хорошем качестве

Dance Teacher Reacts To WayV - TEN & YANGYANG 'Low Low' MV + Dance Practice

Just reacted to WayV's new duo, TEN & YANGYANG to their new song, Low Low. I think this song is very true to WayV's sound and groovy-ness that they're known for. In this video, I share more of my thoughts on their performance. Let me know what you want me to watch! Or better yet, suggest another type of content I should make that could help you learn more about dance! Whether you're an aspiring dancer, training to be a K-Pop idol, or just want to appreciate the art of dance- I want to share my knowledge with YOU. Hope ya'll enjoy this video! Quick about me: My real name is Tad, but DonKawaii/Don was simply an IGN name I created playing FF14 online, so I kinda just rolled with it. Lol. You can call me either one. I am also a teacher, and I teach people dance. And normally, I teach my students dance through sharing my own choreography, giving people drills or exercises to build foundation and technique. and I've been dancing for 15 years mainly growing up through Hip Hop dance culture, but have also taken inspiration from other dance artforms such as ballet, jazz, and tap. And how I got into K-Pop was because the main three groups, Wonder Girls, Big Bang, and SNSD. That followed with other things hallyu like korean dramas, variety shows, and the rest is history. FAQs: Why "Dance Teacher" even though you say "Dance Mentor"? I actually consider myself both. I am not just someone who teaches dance, but I resonate more as a mentor who is there to help, train, or advise dancers to take steps into the right direction. "Dance Teacher" is a title that just makes it easier for newer people to understand what I do. Do you actually know or speak Korean? Baby levels. I've studied Korean 한국어 for 1 year when I was in community college. I can read and write in Korean, but I still have trouble speaking and formulating sentences. Have you ever worked for any K-Pop artists in terms of creating choreography, backup dancers, etc.? Yes, but not directly or in-person. I have partaken in K-Pop choreography submission projects/demos under the direction of dancers such as Pat Cruz (Kinjaz, The Company), Larkin Poynton (Project Home), and Alo Galedo (Brotherhood, The Company). Follow me on my socials: ➽ Twitter - @donkawaii ➽ Instagram - @taddybearrr #WayV​ #TEN_YANGYANG #LowLow #威神V​ #WeiShenV​