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the ultimate gag is Michael didn’t train classically yet became a worldwide dance sensation. dancers pay thousands of $ in traditional classes, competition dance fees, then you have Michael Jackson who did none of that. found his own way to honor black legends +learn dance, invigorate it creating his... show more

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CatDance1 年前

MJ was DISCIPLINED, rehearsing + collaborating with choreographers who have nothing but respect for his work ethic + dance artistry, elevating their own careers - fav stayed humble yet he is responsible for conceptualizing and disrupting the landscape of dance art in stage/music videos, holding everyone to a higher standard 🙂‍↕️

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CatDance1 年前

His improv and ensemble work is second to none, lines clean, sharp transitions seamless and articulate - this is what separates him from other dancers. Anyone can learn dance. It’s what they DO with the moves that makes an exceptional dancer. You just can’t argue or compare anyone with what he achieved and still continues to influence, it isn’t a matter for stan opinion - it’s experts in dance, by rigorous criteria he was inducted into the illustrious dance hall of fame for unique contribution to dance.

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CatDance1 年前

PAPA MJ WORKED DECADES CREATING ULTIMATE INNOVATIVE, EMOTIVE DANCECRAFT - PUT SOME RESPECT TO HIS NAME 👏

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LazyFit1 年前

No jumping, No Running. Workouts at home at any time.🕒🏠 BEST 15 min Beginner Home Workout for Weight Loss 🧘‍♀️🔥

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My heart is broken. Today we said our final goodbye to Cheryl’s nephew Michael Hines one week short of his 21st birthday. Michael, who spent his life in a wheelchair from cerebral palsy, made himself the center hub for our family and of a giant community of friends. Michael was only marginally verbal and weighed only 65 pounds but his indomitable spirit, giant personality, and wide smile made him a blinding light in any room. A lifetime in a wheelchair never dampened his valiant soul and his heroics inspired all of us who were lucky enough to know him. At our wedding, he spent hours on the dance floor riding aloft on a hundred hands in front of the bandstand. His ecstatic laughter infected the crowd, the musicians, and caterers making it the most joyous event I ever attended. I relived that joy in our frequent FaceTime calls and on my visits to Florida and his to Cape Cod. He never complained. He was always grateful always brimming with gratitude, love, and kindness. Most of us work a lifetime to get into heaven. Michael had a ticket there the day he was born.

My heart is broken. Today we said our final goodbye to Cheryl’s nephew Michael Hines one week short of his 21st birthday. Michael, who spent his life in a wheelchair from cerebral palsy, made himself the center hub for our family and of a giant community of friends. Michael was only marginally verbal and weighed only 65 pounds but his indomitable spirit, giant personality, and wide smile made him a blinding light in any room. A lifetime in a wheelchair never dampened his valiant soul and his heroics inspired all of us who were lucky enough to know him. At our wedding, he spent hours on the dance floor riding aloft on a hundred hands in front of the bandstand. His ecstatic laughter infected the crowd, the musicians, and caterers making it the most joyous event I ever attended. I relived that joy in our frequent FaceTime calls and on my visits to Florida and his to Cape Cod. He never complained. He was always grateful always brimming with gratitude, love, and kindness. Most of us work a lifetime to get into heaven. Michael had a ticket there the day he was born.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr

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[INFO] 250325 — #SUNGHANBIN has been chosen as the MC for the global hit show, WORLD OF STREET WOMAN FIGHTER. With the Nation’s HAMC and professional dancer Sung Hanbin as the MC, let’s help the show soar to greater heights as he leads the third season of Street Woman Fighter, titled World of Street Woman Fighter, set to air in May! This season will elevate the competition to a global level, with dance crews from different countries battling for the title of the world’s top dance crew. The first season, which aired in 2021, was a global sensation, giving rise to stars like Honey J, Aiki, Monica, Gabee, and more. Who else is excited? 🎉🔥 #성한빈 #成韩彬 #ソンハンビン #ZEROBASEONE #제로베이스원

[INFO] 250325 — #SUNGHANBIN has been chosen as the MC for the global hit show, WORLD OF STREET WOMAN FIGHTER. With the Nation’s HAMC and professional dancer Sung Hanbin as the MC, let’s help the show soar to greater heights as he leads the third season of Street Woman Fighter, titled World of Street Woman Fighter, set to air in May! This season will elevate the competition to a global level, with dance crews from different countries battling for the title of the world’s top dance crew. The first season, which aired in 2021, was a global sensation, giving rise to stars like Honey J, Aiki, Monica, Gabee, and more. Who else is excited? 🎉🔥 #성한빈 #成韩彬 #ソンハンビン #ZEROBASEONE #제로베이스원

SUNG HANBIN GLOBAL

54,279 次观看 • 1 年前