Taemin Dance Analysis

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  • Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
  • #shinee #taemin #kpop
    00:00 Intro
    00:30 Popping
    04:45 Groove
    08:25 "Move"
    09:58 Thoughts
    10:35 Questions
    Videos I used:
    Skeeter Rabbit
    • Popping Tutorial | Ske...
    Electric Boogaloos on Soul Train
    • ElectricBoogaloo.mp4
    • The Electric Boogaloos...
    Kite vs Hoan
    • Hoan vs Kite Dance V...
    A.k.a Two vs Browntio
    • A.K.A TWO vs BROWNTIOㅣ...
    Nelson vs Soyuz
    • Nelson vs Soyuz JUDGE ...
    Hyoyeon Locking on Hit the Stage
    • Hit The Stage (신남)효연, ...
    Move Fashion Week Fancam
    • 슈퍼콤마비
    SHINee Love like Oxygen Dance version
    • SHINee 샤이니 '산소 같은 너 (L...
    SHINee Juliette Dance version
    • SHINee 샤이니 '줄리엣 (Julie...

Комментарии • 225

  • @bluebin553
    @bluebin553 11 месяцев назад +317

    To answer the question: it is called scarecrow. It's inspired by the scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz.

    • @lisaanderson6920
      @lisaanderson6920 11 месяцев назад +11

      That’s Right ! You are Spot on ❤️😊and I Agree 💯 I Love ❤️ the Video . And That’s Why I Likes Taemin So Much . I Really Vibes his Style of Dance . International and Global Fandom ( Taemint ) / SHawol . 💎

    • @ju_nito
      @ju_nito 24 дня назад

      i was hesitating between scarecrow and puppet style, thanks !

  • @asosisos659
    @asosisos659 11 месяцев назад +656

    i love his audition story: when taemin was auditioning at the open audition the staff told them to not cross the yellow line on the floow and dance behind the line, little taemin, as the rebel he is, crossed that line as soon as the dancing started and that act impressed the judges and made them think “that’s the kind of people we are looking for” happy birthday to our maknae and the greatest dancer king of kpop taemin 🎉

    • @savaspilletta
      @savaspilletta 5 месяцев назад +11

      And since he has crossed thousand of yellow lines and boundaries people set for him to reach where he is now... our baby knows he got to cross those lines to become big😂😂😂

  • @Saddlemomma
    @Saddlemomma 11 месяцев назад +370

    Taemin can do just about anything he wants with dance. What I love about him is that:
    1) He taught himself how to dance beginning at age 9/10 by copying MJ and other favorites in his mirror, then extrapolated that early self-training into what he has become today.
    2) He's very experimental. He loves to try new genres and then take bits and pieces to create his own signature style. This is why I think he is the best dancer in Kpop, because I haven't seen any other artist pull off such a self-created dancing style that is recognized as a genre unto itself like Taemin.
    As for SHINee, they are my ult group, and even they have said in an interview that it has always been Taemin who has pushed and challenged them constantly by always demanding more from their choreos. This actually made them all excel in their dancing. Taemin also regularly tweaks SHINee's and SuperM's choreos by adding more details making the choreos more eye-catching and unique. All the SHINee brothers can dance extremely well. Key is the next best dancer in the group, but his and Taemin's style are quite different. Key is more abrupt and powerful in his movements within SHINee and as a soloist. However, Taemin is always adjusting his style on the fly. With SHINee, he blends in seamlessly, but is also easily recognized for his extreme fluidity (now, thanks to you, I know where that comes from...lol). With SuperM, he's much more powerful, but that same liquid fluidity is still with him which makes him look much more elegant to the discerning eye. In his solo work, he has always said he dances according to how he is feeling at that moment while immersing himself into the character in the song. In this way he is always adding little -- but important -- details on the fly while also making it new every time. This is also a key reason why others find it so hard to cover him, because the choreo is ever changing. Lastly Taemin always follows through with the movements which is something I also don't see many others do.
    Thanks so much for this very informative and interesting video!

    • @nadiabowes7040
      @nadiabowes7040 11 месяцев назад +7

      Love Your Comments!
      You really are A Great Shawol
      💎💎💎💎💎
      🥰🇬🇧

  • @user-kk1jx3im3c
    @user-kk1jx3im3c 11 месяцев назад +319

    You are the only kpop dance analyst who actually knows what you are talking about. The effort you put in your videos to explain things as simple as possible is very appreciated😊.

  • @sindahat7451
    @sindahat7451 11 месяцев назад +103

    This is a great and detailed analysis. One of the subtle things I love that Taemin does is he is very particular about when he faces forward/faces the camera. Because he's not always so front-facing he looks so much more absorbed in what he's doing. It gives an impression that he is moving for the love of the song and for himself as opposed to for others. It also gives him a bit of a mysterious air as he discussed on MMTG a while back. It's a small thing but is very noticeable once you start looking for it and then watch other idols

  • @Princessyoku
    @Princessyoku 10 месяцев назад +115

    The thing that always gets me about Taemin's solo choreography, is that its sensual without being outright sexual

    • @ally-22
      @ally-22 8 месяцев назад +3

      this is such a perfect explanation

    • @Kais_Peaches
      @Kais_Peaches 4 месяца назад

      Exactly. I mean, even Sexuality's choreography wasn't straight up sexual and that song has some crazy moves in it.

  • @PdPiper-wn2nb
    @PdPiper-wn2nb 11 месяцев назад +65

    I actually love Shinee as a dance group. Onew, Minho and Jonghyun are competent non-dance line members, Taemin is one of the best (THE best in my opinion) dancers in kpop (maybe in the world), Key could be a main dancer in most groups (including 4th gen) and their choreographies are always great

  • @Hrathen39
    @Hrathen39 11 месяцев назад +73

    As long as Taemin keeps putting out solo content, I'm sure we'll be dazzled by more eye opening choreo

  • @miraenn
    @miraenn 11 месяцев назад +64

    3:09 his footwork is mesmerizing, had to rewatch it a couple times

    • @BeletteRTF
      @BeletteRTF 11 месяцев назад +3

      The way I knew immediately which bit you meant before looking ^^

  • @rorawol8608
    @rorawol8608 11 месяцев назад +40

    Taemin was born with talent for dancing, and he is really passionate about dancing. He keeps practicing to get better. He loves dancing ♡

  • @kevinross6235
    @kevinross6235 11 месяцев назад +111

    Taemin seems like a natural dancer to me

  • @nighteyesiv
    @nighteyesiv 11 месяцев назад +97

    Thank you for being one of the only kpop focused dance channels that genuinely knows the root of styles, and gives examples of OG dancers and modern experts in their field (shout out to the Nelson clip!!!)
    Taemin has long been one of my favorite dancers in kpop, along with Wang Yibo, because their passion for the craft and respect for dance as an art medium is so apparent in their work, down to the briefest choreography for a RUclips short.
    Thank you for making these videos!!

  • @leelama3857
    @leelama3857 10 месяцев назад +24

    The phrase "groove is in the heart" (cr. Lady Miss Kier) explains in the simplest terms what makes Taemin the exquisite dancer and performer that he is. He dances from the groove in his heart, in the moment, embodying the totality of the music. Add the fact that he virtually never loses his center of balance, and maintains an ideal head to spine coordination. This makes him a world-class dancer and a sheer joy to watch.

    • @jazmine9429
      @jazmine9429 2 месяца назад

      Really? Im not fan of his style. I found him a bit stiff

    • @brandyjohnson738
      @brandyjohnson738 23 дня назад

      ​@@jazmine9429how is he stiff? I feel like people just throw around words because the last thing professional dancers called him is stiff. He's very fluid and flexible. That's literally what he's known for,

  • @Gush12
    @Gush12 11 месяцев назад +98

    And that's why Hyoyeon and Taemin are 2 of the best dancers in kpop 🔥

  • @LiaBraedt
    @LiaBraedt 11 месяцев назад +36

    I think Taemin changed his style since he worked with Koharu he become more "stylistic". And he's not only stand out for his dancing we can Say he is a full package, he's also an amazing vocalist. So it's a perfect combo

  • @isidoramilward3605
    @isidoramilward3605 11 месяцев назад +110

    I've been waiting for this video and it did not disappoint! I learn so much from each of your videos.
    I think for me, as someone with a ballet/contemporary/modern background, the reason Taemin is one of my favorite dancers is how good he is at using his lines as well as his upright posture. I've always thought he was a beautiful dancer and this definitely plays a big part in why he is one of my favorites to watch, as both of those are very important in the styles I've been practicing the longest. Another thing is his ability to make shapes which in my personal opinion is one reason why Move is so hard to cover. My teacher always says that hitting shapes is never enough and that being able to move through them is what makes dance, dance. But especially in Ballet, being in the most aesthetically pleasing position throughout the entirety of the choreo, as well as highlighting these shapes is extremely important. When doing Move, if you only think about the steps and don't think about the positions your body is supposed to hit, you aren't going to look nearly as good as Taemin. Another thing you can see if you look at a Move cover is everyone's need to add extra movement or extra force to the choreography to "make up" for how "simple" the choreo is, which defeats the purpose of the choreo. It isn't meant to be flashy, it's meant to be subtle which is unusual in Kpop. Another thing, which was mentioned in the video, is the ability to tense and relax. This helps with his textures, which makes him more interesting to watch than someone who is always stiff or fluid. Also his added popping makes choreography more satisfying especially when it compliments the music well!
    I think the Hard choreo definitely suited Key and Minho more than it did Taemin. In my opinion Taemin tried to adjust the choreo to fit his personal style instead of adjusting to fit the choreo, if that makes any sense.

    • @facts_in_fiction
      @facts_in_fiction  11 месяцев назад +17

      Really interesting points about Move! Always looking forward to your comments, they add a lot from another perspective

    • @blancasmith-us9is
      @blancasmith-us9is 11 месяцев назад +4

      yes, I agree, I would have liked him to be more groovy and vibing with the song

    • @shinesgirlss501
      @shinesgirlss501 11 месяцев назад +6

      Watch the fancams. You will see Taemin is the only one doing hip hop properly Minho is leaning towards the lyrics and key is trying hard to execute the choreos without groove. Tbh they got no hip hop swag style.

    • @alicebrown-sy4tn
      @alicebrown-sy4tn 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@shinesgirlss501honestly he need more "swag" too stylistic for hip Hop

    • @shinesgirlss501
      @shinesgirlss501 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@alicebrown-sy4tn ok go watch hard fancam. He might be stylistic in their former works but he's not this comeback. Or may be you can't differentiate between swag and stylistic

  • @w.5655
    @w.5655 11 месяцев назад +42

    ah this was such a good examination of taemins dancing !! he's always put on a pedestal for his dance abilities and it was so interesting to see you explain why. i'm not a dancer myself but you explained to clealry that it was easy to understand, thank you!

  • @vichellerenae8639
    @vichellerenae8639 11 месяцев назад +22

    Taemin, is and always will be the king of dance to me. He is always doing something new I always watch his feet and hands. So smooth, on point......magical.

  • @serataenin5374
    @serataenin5374 11 месяцев назад +34

    ahh thank you so much for this, super cool to see the popping influences on his performances and how his style/execution has changed through his journey!! one thing that struck me watching was how he totally has that upright, centered posture yet a lot of taemin pictures that stand out to me are when he drops his upper body and rounds his back (even how he holds his neck in moments like the hard ending!), similarly how he can do such complex, sharp, '"fast" choreo yet excels in still/milked out/fluid moments - just a study in contrasts, tho i can see how isolations and popping/groove elements like glides play a role in it all.
    i feel like i need a part 2 just to dissect his 2371029 mph heel spins, why his signature walk is so striking (assuming something to do with lines), what predominant genres his latest solo choreos fall under, and what makes his presence so dramatic/epic/expressive/elegant (can you tell i'm not really a dancer adlkfj) esp in his solo work. tysm again for all the amazing breakdown, i always learn a lot and appreciate idols' performances more! ❤

  • @bambookkun
    @bambookkun 11 месяцев назад +68

    I respected you so much, you one of the kind unique creator based on dance analysis, which is rare to see.. keep going on! ❤

  • @noemibernal4882
    @noemibernal4882 11 месяцев назад +49

    I learned so much with this video!! Thank you, thank you for talking about Taemin and doing it so well!!!

  • @Felinaz
    @Felinaz 11 месяцев назад +13

    The picture shows the "The Walking Dead-Style" commonly used at night when you're trying to find the light switch in the dark.
    You're welcome :D

  • @yuzufrio
    @yuzufrio 11 месяцев назад +14

    Taemin is so mesmerizing to watch, but you made it a lot easier to understand why. Great video!

  • @jewelly4270
    @jewelly4270 11 месяцев назад +10

    As a popper and lover of Taemin I've actually never made the connection! This was very eye opening and I'm very glad that you are educating about this beautiful style, and applying your real (very deep) dance knowledge to kpop, which is something I rarely see. I'd love to see a video for Hyoyeon too!

  • @ashleywong6378
    @ashleywong6378 11 месяцев назад +13

    This is such a great analysis! I appreciate it so much. Taemin and BoA are my two favorite dancers 😊!!

  • @moajuniealice
    @moajuniealice 11 месяцев назад +17

    OMG FINALLY YESSSS
    My favourite dancer and my favourite dance RUclips channel 😭😭😭💓

  • @express999snsd
    @express999snsd 11 месяцев назад +8

    I'm so excited to watch this! And it's his birthday today

  • @mbrow
    @mbrow 11 месяцев назад +19

    I see Taemin and I click. Taemin is my absolute ult, as well as SHINee. Though I love the others to death, I always find it nearly impossible to tear my eyes away from Taemin. It takes many times through a video before I watch the others, and I STILL find it difficult. That's saying a lot, given how talented all SHINee members are. As a university professor, I thoroughly enjoyed your analysis, excellent work! The only things I would change are (1) to slow it down just a tad to give just a bit more time to read and then analyze, and (2) for non-shawols, it would be nice if you listed the origin of each clip, e.g., Move Dance Practice, Love Like Oxygen Performance video, etc. Thanks for honoring Taemin, and yes I am absolutely loving the Hard era.

    • @facts_in_fiction
      @facts_in_fiction  11 месяцев назад +7

      Thank you! I'll add a few more links to the description later

  • @jannasaslaw9986
    @jannasaslaw9986 11 месяцев назад +8

    What a lovely birthday gift for Taemin and Shawols. I enjoy all your videos.

  • @Hope-wd7wx
    @Hope-wd7wx 11 месяцев назад +10

    Thank you so much for going deep with you analysis of Taemin's dance. I learned so much in this one short session, and I look forward to more from you. I enjoy watching dancers in all genres and I appreciate your knowledge. I am a big fan of SHINee for their vocals and choreography. The always bring something both fresh and classic. Oh, I forgot to mention, I appreciate your interesting and non-judgmental style of analysis and critique. Thank you for dropping your video in time for Taemin's birthday!

  • @greeneyedxvampiress
    @greeneyedxvampiress 9 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you so much for this analysis! I learned so much and as a Taemint it was a huge treat to learn more about his unique style and the background behind it

  • @somethingelse265
    @somethingelse265 11 месяцев назад +13

    Omg chingu finally Taemin analysis😻 my fabourite dancer in all kpop im so excited sksksk

  • @user-zf7us6zn6y
    @user-zf7us6zn6y 11 месяцев назад +16

    I like your content so much, the text is always so well-written with a lot of research done, and video examples are diverse and suitable too. Thank you for your videos, you actually made me more aware about how the art of dance works

  • @hannahthecritter
    @hannahthecritter 11 месяцев назад +13

    i recently discovered your channel and i absolutely love how nerdy you are about dance! you explain things so well. thanks for this video right on taemin's birthday :D

  • @gytevile4318
    @gytevile4318 11 месяцев назад +6

    THANK YOU i have needed a video like this for ages because explaining this stuff to people verbally is so difficult and you phrased it all so well and used literally all the best clips as examples!!! and im feeling both relieved that it's not just me who was noticing this stuff (like for example i've been talking about the inward facing knees since move came out and i wasn't even into dance yet, but it was such an apparent difference and NO ONE WAS MF LISTENING, it felt so lonely : (((( ) AND feeling extremely informed now that u explained where that is coming from genre wise!!! Literally bless you for having this knowledge AND putting in the effort to make an actual good quality video about it to share this knowledge with people, from the comments i can tell it's not just me really appreciating it. AND you did it without too much of a worshipping tone that i feel like a lot of kpop dance analysis vids suffer from xddd (Also love the soundtrack choices too actually, especially the one during Move) Anyways now im gonna go binge watch your entire channel : DDDD Thank you AGAIN goodniiiight

  • @punkrightnow
    @punkrightnow 11 месяцев назад +7

    So interesting! I’d love to see a Hyo video next since you brought her up near the end.

  • @huyenmyotran5164
    @huyenmyotran5164 4 месяца назад +2

    Thank you so much for this video, I am taking part in a beginner popping class, and this video has provided me with some information that I haven’t had the chance to know. I really appreciate your work 💖😆

  • @penguin_0172
    @penguin_0172 11 месяцев назад +8

    Yesss!!! I've been waiting for this ❤😂

  • @maggot2259
    @maggot2259 11 месяцев назад +10

    Randome question, i was wondering if u were thinking of making a vid about Shinee overall? Like a ranking vid. I would love to know how much they have ALL changed, I think Minho has gotten better and I wanna know more about the other members and maybe a style they are good at or could be good at, not many dancers do vids on the other shinee members.

    • @facts_in_fiction
      @facts_in_fiction  11 месяцев назад +8

      I'm definitely thinking about making a video about Shinee, but can't say when. I have a few other videos planned already

  • @yra1604
    @yra1604 11 месяцев назад +4

    as someone who has no clue about dance your videos are always extremely informative thank you so much for the hard work!!!

  • @TheViciousVendetta
    @TheViciousVendetta 11 месяцев назад +4

    Happy birthday Taemin!! I love that you included BOTH Famous and Super Car, which are my fave Taemin songs in his Japanese discog and his (short but sweet) SuperM discog!! Don't ask me about his Korean discog though I still can't decide 😂

  • @rebeckaroy6790
    @rebeckaroy6790 11 месяцев назад +7

    Wonderful break down as usual and I really enjoyed every minute of delving into Taemin's style. (Plus, I loved the cameos you included from Hyoyeon, love her!)

  • @ernie_yen
    @ernie_yen 11 месяцев назад +7

    Eyyy i can’t believe I got the answer right (internally and then I fact checked with the pin 😂). Lovely video!! Esp the show case of different types of popping techniques and up grooves (need to check out that battle in full!)
    And just a real trip down memory with SHINee’s old choreo - i really like a lot of them so it was so nice to see the showcase there. Nice also to be able to identify now with more info from your video as to what makes them unique and why they are so different to current types of kpop choreos.
    Random thought but a close up side by side comparison between koharu’s and Taemin’s executions of move would have been super interesting to illustrate the differences between a more jazz (and line) based execution vs Taemin’s more angular kind of style. But those are just shower thoughts really.

    • @facts_in_fiction
      @facts_in_fiction  11 месяцев назад

      Watching those early Shinee choreos and the music made me nostalgic fr

    • @jannasaslaw9986
      @jannasaslaw9986 11 месяцев назад +2

      The Duet version of "Move" ("version 2," I think) has Koharu and Taemin side by side. There's also that show Hit the Stage where the two of them dance "Sayonara Hitori" together.

  • @theworstliz
    @theworstliz 11 месяцев назад +11

    Okay I don't know what you put in this video, I'm just a casual listener of SHINee/Taemin but there were tears in my eyes watching this 😅 He's just so special. Thank you for breaking down some of the reasons why; as someone without the dance background to notice/articulate any of this myself, it helps me appreciate his work even more!

  • @Igbtq
    @Igbtq 11 месяцев назад +2

    THANK YOU for mentioning to root of these styles u are a legend

  • @hommefataltaemin
    @hommefataltaemin 8 месяцев назад +1

    This made me cry it was so nice to watch ☺️ I love videos about Taemin, especially ones that recognize his talent and explain it in terms where it is easier to understand if you’re not familiar with dancing too much. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video.

  • @deb4908
    @deb4908 11 месяцев назад +2

    As a complete non-dancer with no knowledge of different dance styles, this video was very engaging and informative. I watched to the end because it was so well put together. Thank you for your hard work and sharing your knowledge.

  • @Dalaginding
    @Dalaginding 11 месяцев назад +2

    so informative! thank you!

  • @butterflylibrary4878
    @butterflylibrary4878 11 месяцев назад +2

    thank you for this detailed analysis including the origins 🥰 i learned a lot.

  • @michellejones4911
    @michellejones4911 11 месяцев назад +3

    I really enjoyed this! Thank you 😊

  • @victoriab98
    @victoriab98 10 месяцев назад +1

    he’s truly one of a kind

  • @nevfox8118
    @nevfox8118 11 месяцев назад +1

    I've been waiting for this video omg

  • @raniai205
    @raniai205 Месяц назад

    I love your videos! I feel like i learn something really fun haha, and you're clearly very passionate about it which makes it so good! Keep up!

  • @huong2711_
    @huong2711_ 11 месяцев назад +5

    really into your analysis videos, can you give overall evaluation upon Key’s techniques as well? Really appreciate

  • @tomorrowneverknows9860
    @tomorrowneverknows9860 11 месяцев назад +2

    I would also like to add that one reason I particularly liked this video is that it's not a ranking/putting different idols' dancing against each other. As I'm scrolling through the comments I see some asking whether x or y is a better dancer and to do rankings of a, b and c. I know that's popular right now but I think videos like this one is a lot more interesting. People with actual knowledge sharing what styles have influenced different idols and how that impacts the way they execute choreography.

  • @Whyjustwhy772
    @Whyjustwhy772 11 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for this very well-researched and informative video!

  • @bluehourforthegaysandtheys3007
    @bluehourforthegaysandtheys3007 11 месяцев назад +3

    Wow! I kid you not when I say that this video was beyond helpful!!! Seriously, thank you!
    Not just when it comes to studying Taemin (which is what I have been doing recently) but also to expand my vocabulary of things and movements that I already knew of but didn't know the name, it awakened my eyes and it gave me my passion for dance back!
    To tell you the truth, I am kinda self taught in funk styles and a little bit in hiphop styles like krump, but with the amount of years I've spent learning street jazz I kinda lost that, and with the vocabulary that I didn't have I was kinda lost on what I could or couldn't do, on the history of dance and what I knew of it. This video alone gives me timelines, gives me knowledge, gives me the tools to analyse a kpop choreography, to see idols like Taemin bringing things to the table that I never realised and other dancers and artists in general around the world do the same. I grew up watching dancers like Dytto, Les Twins, Fik-Shun, Mary Poppins, Ian Eastwood, K-K Harrys, keone madrid, Aya Sato, Kim Lia, Choi Hyojin, Rikimaru Chikada, Rie Hata; crews like The Jabbawockeez, royal family, etc.. and while some of them may have a more jazz or hip hop foundation, a lot of them as you may know utilize popping or are poppers.
    And when becoming a Shawol through Taemin and seeing his background and the beginnings of his solo career, seeing him learn a choreo from Ian for his song 'Danger' was a shock but at the same time so obvious (I had watched the mv first before looking into who did the choreo), same thing for view! Now I see why I find Taemin so captivating; case in point, in 'Move', while the dancers really exagerate the speed at which they go (the key word being dynamics, oh my God how much my dance teacher used that word lol), Taemin doesn't move more than he has to. I can appreciate both, but Taemin takes the win. Is it just because he's the evil maknae and baby cheese of his group, or is it because he's at the center of the choreography as the singer hence why his personal style comes thru more? Probably a bit of both lol
    But thanks to this video I now know of Electric Boogaloo, of the scarecrow (which I thought that it was strutting but no it's not), I know of the importance of groove in dance styles made for funk which I inherently already knew of but again, I didn't have the vocabulary of the context to fully grasp it all. So your video wasn't made in vain. Honestly, if your other videos are that informative, I might subscribe! I'll need all the help I can get on my dance journey!
    Thank you for this!
    P.S.: Do you know if Koharu was trained in Jazz or something else? I follow her on instagram, and when I look at her current work and older work (with Taemin or other things), it seems to lean more towards modern jazz or contemporary, but she sometimes moves and grooves exactly like Taemin. So maybe she started differently?

    • @facts_in_fiction
      @facts_in_fiction  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you so much for your comment!
      I'm not sure in which styles exactly she trained, I myself mostly learned jazz funk, so I'm not great at telling the exact jazz style of other dancers 😅 but I also think she has a jazz background, among other foundations

    • @bluehourforthegaysandtheys3007
      @bluehourforthegaysandtheys3007 11 месяцев назад

      @@facts_in_fiction yeah makes sense. Honestly, at the end of the day, she's just really talented.

  • @treeflamingo
    @treeflamingo 11 месяцев назад +4

    I guess this kind of explains why I feel so underwhelmed by the choreo for Hard. It doesn’t leave a lot of room for Taemin’s strengths.

  • @nevfox8118
    @nevfox8118 11 месяцев назад +4

    thank you for the video! i think taemin is a great dancerr

  • @asosisos659
    @asosisos659 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is a great analys video i didnt know most of the terms 👏🏻

  • @andreakaurin1459
    @andreakaurin1459 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for making this. It cleared a lot of questions of mine about Taemin's style. It's also very helpful in other aspects, as i'm a dancer myself, so again, thank you

  • @loliithaay
    @loliithaay 5 месяцев назад

    your analysis is always so detailed! ngl i learned so much things as a dancer from your videos ❤

  • @onerose3597
    @onerose3597 4 месяца назад

    Show me this video every week. Amazing.

  • @AidoruHands
    @AidoruHands 10 месяцев назад

    wow wow wow, that was a great video. Thanks for the analysis.

  • @tomorrowneverknows9860
    @tomorrowneverknows9860 11 месяцев назад +1

    I really enjoyed this! Very informative and still easy to follow despite not having any knowledge in dance. Thank you for putting it together 😊

  • @confused7970
    @confused7970 11 месяцев назад +4

    You're back 🎉 i missed your videos, as someone who has no relation whatsoever to performing arts, i really really like your videos and find them super helpful, you're an educational channel for me ❤
    Hope you make more videos and get the recognition you deserve

  • @pae7672
    @pae7672 11 месяцев назад +1

    Subscribed right away. I loved this 😊

  • @rrringles
    @rrringles 11 месяцев назад +1

    Learned a ton from this, thank you! Makes me want to go take a dance class.

  • @EverythingxYourexNot
    @EverythingxYourexNot 11 месяцев назад +8

    I honestly hope for the return of the simpler, but funner kpop choreographies. It's been a little too much hiphop lately - and too much of the same, commercial, "hard" (=fast, powerful, aggressive) choreos, very little funk or heels or girly or groovy.
    I want more Sistar choreos, more Bboomm bboomm choreos, more Brave Girls High Heels, more AOA choreos. There's been enough of the aggressive and inelegant dances for the time being...

  • @kevinyee9550
    @kevinyee9550 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great breakdowns and analysis

  • @RosaPermanente
    @RosaPermanente 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for the video! I always enjoy seeing the technical aspects of Taemin's dancing ❤ I mean I know he's the best, you can tell just by watching him dance! But seeing what's behind that makes me realize even more how amazing he is

  • @majaherold1325
    @majaherold1325 11 месяцев назад +2

    God- tier channel right here!

  • @mareemaree5091
    @mareemaree5091 11 месяцев назад +1

    I really appreciated so much about this video/instruction. The detailed descriptions coordinated with Taemin's and others' dance moves. Important to see the influences. You did not make this video about you (as so many 'reactions' and 'analyses' are), and watching this was really instructive and worthwhile. Thank you.

  • @maggot2259
    @maggot2259 11 месяцев назад +5

    LOVE ur vids, I sometimes miss the way Taemin used to dance but at the same time i feel like the way he dances is so HIM now, I also think he has gotten better in certain aspects, like his gliding, dime stop, pop, etc(would love ur opinion on that). And to answer ur question, in my opinion I expected a little more from Taemin in HARD, in some performances he seems to not give it 100% but when he does (concert, newest performances) I gagged. And Key stole my attention 😂. KEEP IN MIND I don't know much about hiphop, so visually it looks nice but I personally can't tell is he executed the choreo well, I just wanted more.

    • @le_pierrot_rouge
      @le_pierrot_rouge 11 месяцев назад +2

      I think it's good to take account that shinee were under a lot of pression and work in the promo weeks, they had recently finished 3 dates of concerts back to back without onew plus all the exhausting preparations they did before that for the concerts and the new album, so to me it's normal that taemin was not perfoming at his 100% in a lot of perfomances besides before he has talked about that he's normally "lazier" in the parts he's not the center (in music shows not in concerts) so yeah I take that as a matter of keeping his energy for the highlights moments. Other thing is that the second week they were singing live with hand mics. That's it.
      About the other point I kind of miss all the little quirks and mannerisms he had in different eras too (not only dancing but in vocals too) but at the same time I prefer the way he continue growing up and developing his unique style, always challenging himself to do new things and yet still keeping his essence from his beginnings and sometimes he even revisited these moments from the pasts and it feels very intentional and nostalgic, I don't know if I'm explaining well. But I think that's truly remarkable of him, he's always evolutioning.

    • @maggot2259
      @maggot2259 11 месяцев назад

      @le_pierrot_rouge yes, I completely agree with u, even tho I miss the way he used to dance, the way he dances now is pretty unique and he owns the way he dances now, to the point that people can tell if it's him dancing even if they can't see his face 🤣. And im 100% not calling him lazy just incase u thought that, I just wanted more because when I would see Key and Minho they seem to be into it a bit more(maybe it suits them more or they really like the song). But yes ik that he saves his energy for the dance break/solo or sometimes it's because he's singing live. I always keep that in mind, but good thing u pointed that out because many forget that and how they have to do Onew parts too.

    • @le_pierrot_rouge
      @le_pierrot_rouge 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@maggot2259 haha no, i didn't think you called him lazy, it was my way of paraphrase his own words hence the "" tho for aclaration he didn't say lazy per se. I see your point more clearly now I don't agree exactly but I understand that you perceive he's not that into the choreo. In my opinion he prioritized being relaxed and cool - and hot but that's normal for taemin - which is kind the opposite of what he normally does and it's more in vibe with hip hop and hard so for a artist who has a very notorius style I think he adapted well.

  • @piko555
    @piko555 11 месяцев назад +2

    so happy this vid exists,I feel like now I understand what I like about my fav more lol

  • @so-ra5112
    @so-ra5112 11 месяцев назад +1

    Taemin is such a star, thank you for analyzing his dance abilities with your knowledge ❤

  • @peanutbutter3102
    @peanutbutter3102 6 месяцев назад

    I love your analysis videos!! I usually like to analyse dance styles but I'm not a pro and your comments are very accurate. I also keep them to myself because I do dance

  • @juliejames6322
    @juliejames6322 6 месяцев назад

    What an excellent analysis! That was so helpful, and completely fascinating. I can’t count the number of times I’ve watched that dance practice video of Move, but after your thorough explanation it was obvious to see.
    More, please. I’m subscribing and checking you out!

  • @minjisattention
    @minjisattention 6 месяцев назад +2

    i want to be taemin

  • @tigress1girl
    @tigress1girl 11 месяцев назад

    Great analysis. I learned a lot! thank you for the great content. subscribed ♥

  • @pterocardio
    @pterocardio 11 месяцев назад +3

    I'd love if you could make an analysis, even just a short one, of f(x)'s luna. She's always been a great dancer but since her stay in NY she's improved even further by taking popping and locking classes among other styles.
    Also it's very interesting that he and kai trained together but are polar opposites in terms of groove. And I love how you explain groove because it really reminds me of how my coaches tell me to make sure there's a connection between my movements and i realize it's really connecting the moves together AND the moves to the music.

  • @vivanesca
    @vivanesca 8 месяцев назад +1

    he is so eye catching you can fish him out from a sea of dancers in seconds. hes insane

  • @shininmoon
    @shininmoon 10 месяцев назад +1

    hii your videos are so insightful that shares much technical knowledge to the dance layperson in understandable way i really appreciate. thank you. id love to see you do an analysis of shinee as a whole with specific reference to groove 🙏🏾

  • @icecrepegg1225
    @icecrepegg1225 11 месяцев назад +3

    Okay now we need one for Hyoyeon too

  • @EricaMinton666
    @EricaMinton666 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great job with this, it was so interesting. The explanation about the differences between funk and hip hop dancing was super enlightening for me and I really get why Taemin pushed hard for hip hop tracks now. I didn't realize just how different the two styles are; just makes my respect for him go up and up that he constantly challenges himself. Thank you for this awesome analysis! I'll think of it often.

  • @wandaym
    @wandaym 11 месяцев назад

    i missed you KEEP POSTING I LUV YOUR VIDEOS

  • @maxchangmin2669
    @maxchangmin2669 11 месяцев назад +1

    omg i enjoy your videos so much and to see one ABOUT TAEMIN? yes. i think hip hop suits shinee cuz basically they were supposed to be a hip hop focused group .

  • @l-c2944
    @l-c2944 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this great insight as someone with two left feet but has a heart filled with funk, I've learnt a lot ❤

  • @Lalala12343
    @Lalala12343 2 месяца назад +1

    Resumen: taemin is korean michael jackson

  • @user-zc6rb4oz3j
    @user-zc6rb4oz3j 11 месяцев назад

    우왕 흥미로운 비디오😆

  • @Oenoh
    @Oenoh 11 месяцев назад

    wow and thanks!

  • @yeeeyeee6274
    @yeeeyeee6274 11 месяцев назад +1

    this analysis was very informative and intricate. You should really do a shinee dance ranking if you have the time!

  • @MrUsernamesomeone
    @MrUsernamesomeone 11 месяцев назад +1

    Well done

  • @vnfleahi
    @vnfleahi 4 месяца назад +1

    Does he has a title like best dancer or smth? He's amazing asf

  • @tuulireinsoo5508
    @tuulireinsoo5508 10 месяцев назад +1

    Taemin is just a Koh-i-Noor of dancers, there is just one. But I never realised it was funk. I really love funk - but I am from a nordic country, Estonia! and we hardly have anyone who has that kind of pop and groove. They do try, but... it is like a school playback...

  • @jusagosi
    @jusagosi 10 месяцев назад

    i really have to commend the music choice during this section 7:58. it was just perfect to discuss groove. it makes what you're pointing out during lucifer even more noticeable!

  • @singingintherain1266
    @singingintherain1266 11 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for the analysis! Taemin and BoA are my favourite dancers, could you perhaps make an analysis for her as well?

  • @starvip8877
    @starvip8877 11 месяцев назад +2

    mybe you could make a dance analysis for Wang Yibo. He belogs to the Kpop group UNIQ even though they are curently inactive and he promotes in China. He is a very talented dancer and can adapt different styles very fast. He es captain on the show street dance of china so there is a lot of fotage of his dancing.

  • @gh-ps5es
    @gh-ps5es 11 месяцев назад

    Wow, thank you for making this video! I became infatuated with his dancing a decade ago and he pulled me into kpop no matter how hard I resisted it. I've been a fan of many kpop groups since, but the only other person to have my full attention like Taemin does is perhaps only Jimin, although they dance differently, their charm is just so unavoidable. I wondered why Taemin had that effect on me and this video has been so educational! Now I appreciate Ms. Koharu's genius even more. I wonder if she considered all of Taemin's dancer qualities and gave him a choreo to work with knowing it would highlight his personality in a way that cannot be mimicked by anyone else? Amazing!

  • @ishathakor
    @ishathakor 11 месяцев назад +2

    ah i love this type of video i loved the in depth look at taemin's dancing. he's really interesting to watch. though i do think he doesn't suit hip hop at all (watching hard performances makes me sad lol)