No they really don't. The spins make this so much harder and double stepping it if you have *any* foot speed is much less energy spent and way less disorienting. The spins are cool, and I give props for having mapped the chart that well but they are also really hard to execute accurately at this BPM.
The pressure on the bar can slow you down for some for he quicker moves. If you are a dancer you under stand the momentum of spins for transitions into the next move.
I saw a DDR machine in an arcade and was like, "Hey, I used to play this as a kid!" After completing this song on heavy, my legs were a disaster! I felt like I was about to get a pulmonary embolism lol
My husband and I saw a machine recently and we like "heyyyy let's play" ... half a song in, my lungs were on fire and I needed my inhaler double time lol
the rhythm and tempo itself isn't that bad for anyone who is relatively well-played in DDR. But gosh dang those crossovers will turn your legs into pretzels, and the spins demonstrated here are pretty much a requirement to play it well.
@@tugger Generally yeah. Just' that players generally double step this because of it's complexity and/or if they are going for mega accuracy as it's more comfortable to stay in rhythm that way. Though there are other scenarios where double steps are pretty mandatory such as a hold with one foot to tap the rest and technically Jackhammers (when they aren't foot switch patterns).
@@tugger idgaf, i'd rather double step than learn every body turn i should do. and songs with several body turns like this are obnoxious. i'd rather double step, it's not that hard especially when holding the bar
@@terrealexander4442 D&B is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to DDR machines. Pads are always broken, drunk people stomp (women with heels), etc. But its the only legit machine here in NYC besides Chinatown. Tragic.
I can tell you from experience, once you find your balance it becomes a hell of a lot easier. Plus you start to trust yourself when you get familiar with the songs.
I nvr ever used the bar no matter how fast or hard a song was. I hated the bar. I wasnt the best of the best but i was top 5 in my groupie back in my ddr days. God i miss the days...
Heck yeah No Bar Club for life There's some fun songs without a bar and spins. Try Brilliant 2U Orchestra Groove on Challenge, or Trip Machine Luv Mix. Or if you're a masochist, put Tsugaru on shuffle
Holy crap, he's really nailing those spins! And now I see that playing at 1x speed can be very useful, because it's easier to keep track of the arrows as you look away from the screen during spins. That has always been my problem; I lose my place after I complete spins.
In my opinion(least the way i use to play) its easier to read on 1.5x speed for most songs. Max series songs and a few others stay 1x cause they were already fast(300bpm+)
Absolutely great performace, I've been semi retired for awhile now. Haven't gotten serious with it in quite sometime now but it's coming back slowly, keep it up.
I no bar this all the time and many of the spins he does are just flourishes (i.e. he double steps to add them in on purpose - no spin is neccesary for many of them - e.g.1:00) - It's a fun song and I love the final run as the foot switches line up with the music so well.
It's a game where you have the hammer and you have to whack ghosts on a screen (It was in my arcade, and is pretty fun) but I can't remember the name of it
A classic, dude on the left absolutely crushed it. How have I not seen this video yet? I saw one a while back where a guy did it on stealth with all the spins. Freaking incredible! So sad what In the Groove completely destroyed the genre for almost 10 years by forcing people to use the bar.
And having unnecessarily insane charts to appease the competitive meatheads, forcing Konami to do an awkward growth spurt with their own original game 🙄 Ain't nobody no-barring for fun unless they know the songs from 20 years ago, or if they're brand-new beginners. But on the opposite hand, ITG's existence improved PIU's foundation by a lot, I respect PIU for essentially feeding off ITG's insane charting formula, but becoming the better/more aesthetic game between them 😂
Jugador 2 valió chispas el error no fue la barra si no fue su flojera dejarlo sonso hurra al jugador 1 wahuu estuviste impresionante ,👍👍👍👍👍 jugador 2 sope ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
Double stepping is uncomfortable and the game was designed initially with spins and crossovers as the right way to play. See how he looks like real dancing compared to robot bar hugging of best players today?
Más allá del combo, a eso se le llama ritmo perfecto, y es dificil de aprender. El ritmo perfecto permite que el jugador no se canse o pise con duda, ya que podría perder control y por lo tanto llegar a un game over.
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I love how player 2 was just like... I give up...
The screen no is 2players
I always give up at the end
The middle always tires me out
I was in awe when I saw that, can't believe those spins...
I can't believe this can played in backward.........
I can't do it normal side...not to mention in backward....
@@nofreakinway735 he doesn't spin for fun, he does it because it's easier that way
old school cool
@@travisdurrans8866 and it's the correct way to do it no bar...hat off to him for figuring that out
A lot of people don't know the hardest part about this song is the cross over step in the chorus.
the hardest part of this chart nobar are the spins in the start if you arent doublestepping, the crossovers in the chorus are extremely easy
Spins help alot with no barring this pattern
It does, never thought about breaking it down. After seeing the spins, the recovery seems easy.
its the correct way to do it no bar...its fascinating how he figured that out =)
WAIT WHAT?!?!?!
No they really don't. The spins make this so much harder and double stepping it if you have *any* foot speed is much less energy spent and way less disorienting. The spins are cool, and I give props for having mapped the chart that well but they are also really hard to execute accurately at this BPM.
The pressure on the bar can slow you down for some for he quicker moves. If you are a dancer you under stand the momentum of spins for transitions into the next move.
I saw a DDR machine in an arcade and was like, "Hey, I used to play this as a kid!" After completing this song on heavy, my legs were a disaster! I felt like I was about to get a pulmonary embolism lol
The flatline SFX doesn't help either
My husband and I saw a machine recently and we like "heyyyy let's play" ... half a song in, my lungs were on fire and I needed my inhaler double time lol
@@PATDRyansSpecialGrl We're not as young as we used to be. The songs are still fire though =]
@@terrealexander4442The heart rate part is where I start to regret my choices and wondering why I decided to step back on a machine 😂
the rhythm and tempo itself isn't that bad for anyone who is relatively well-played in DDR. But gosh dang those crossovers will turn your legs into pretzels, and the spins demonstrated here are pretty much a requirement to play it well.
Those turns! :O It looks incredible playing this without double stepping! Nice one!
you are never supposed to double step unless it is a bounce step (like in matsuri japan)
@@tugger Generally yeah. Just' that players generally double step this because of it's complexity and/or if they are going for mega accuracy as it's more comfortable to stay in rhythm that way.
Though there are other scenarios where double steps are pretty mandatory such as a hold with one foot to tap the rest and technically Jackhammers (when they aren't foot switch patterns).
@@tugger idgaf, i'd rather double step than learn every body turn i should do. and songs with several body turns like this are obnoxious. i'd rather double step, it's not that hard especially when holding the bar
@@abneryates4304I agree, but I learned the turns on this song specifically because it just looks so elegant to perform
As a former DDR player of 9+ years, I appluade the Spins/Rhythm technique. They've come in handy more than less. 👌
They still have machines in Dave and Busters , found 2 machines in Metro Atlanta area
@@terrealexander4442 D&B is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to DDR machines. Pads are always broken, drunk people stomp (women with heels), etc.
But its the only legit machine here in NYC besides Chinatown. Tragic.
@@magno172if only they'd but these machines everywhere
OMFG the spins that he was doing threw me off SO BAD! SKILLS AND TALENT!!!
nice job!!!
The best song in all of DDR :)
It's a perfect representation of having a heart attack. One of the most stressful songs ever!
This was the only ddr song I could do well on by myself with the expert setting. Good to see it again, absolutely loved ddr
damn, wish I wasn't so used to the bar, seems a lot fancier and is generally more fun to play without the bar
I can tell you from experience, once you find your balance it becomes a hell of a lot easier. Plus you start to trust yourself when you get familiar with the songs.
I don't use the bar, but I dance to this song as if I'm using a bar. I need to learn to spin, dangit!
I nvr ever used the bar no matter how fast or hard a song was. I hated the bar. I wasnt the best of the best but i was top 5 in my groupie back in my ddr days. God i miss the days...
Heck yeah No Bar Club for life
There's some fun songs without a bar and spins. Try Brilliant 2U Orchestra Groove on Challenge, or Trip Machine Luv Mix.
Or if you're a masochist, put Tsugaru on shuffle
It definitely is a really fun Hard song- no bar
I hope you have a good respiratory 😅
Holy crap, he's really nailing those spins! And now I see that playing at 1x speed can be very useful, because it's easier to keep track of the arrows as you look away from the screen during spins. That has always been my problem; I lose my place after I complete spins.
In my opinion(least the way i use to play) its easier to read on 1.5x speed for most songs. Max series songs and a few others stay 1x cause they were already fast(300bpm+)
Still questioning if spins are the way to do it, that's why I'm scared to touch this song on the machines 😂
How could you know when to spin !?!! It's hard to know in a BPM like this
practice makes perfect !!
when it goes through the directions in a sequential order.
Thumbs up for no bar and no double steps! Awesome style!
Also, thumbs up to the algorithm finding this in 2022. XD
Absolutely great performace, I've been semi retired for awhile now. Haven't gotten serious with it in quite sometime now but it's coming back slowly, keep it up.
The chad no bar spinner vs the virgin bar holding double stepper
everyone: oh wow those spins!
me: - looking the speed that was untouched - my man... -tearing up - I'm so damn proud :')
Ive never seen this chart handled like that before.....wow
0:35 homegirl in the back is providing the beats lol
xD
I was the dood drawing the crowd, now i have MS...great memories thanks!!!
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LOL I was trying to follow this song and then suddenly i see this dude starts spinning effortlessly like wut am I doing this wrong the whole time
Man DDR is such an awesome game and I dare say! Its superior to just dance
i have a lot of respect for ppl who can do this
Calling this guy when I’m getting attack by an army of spiders
I have to come back and watch this all the time
Really amazed, the girl in yellow shirt on the left from 0:34 was really on the beat
thats so classic for the other to give up
Player 1 really said "nah, I'd win"
That last stream after the freeze is so cool -- the chart is built where you're stance is switching forward and backward every 2 bars (16 notes)
Thanks for that tip
I no bar this all the time and many of the spins he does are just flourishes (i.e. he double steps to add them in on purpose - no spin is neccesary for many of them - e.g.1:00) - It's a fun song and I love the final run as the foot switches line up with the music so well.
My favorite song in DDR! (I can only beat standard though I'd like to work to beat it on heavy too!)
This was my favorite DDR song to play. The step that would always get me though is those last two steps that are slower.
THIS is the way DDR was meant to be played! Player 1.
I thought that were only spins in the beginning, but looking at this. Holy crap, got a lot more to practice to.
this guy is so good he just turns ao flawlessly and STILL gets it every time!
Wow their movement are so smooth and love those spins 👍😃
The guy on the left needs to become a professional jumpstyle dancer. He's got the moves
Thanks !
*ah the better days*
I knew you were supposed to spin but didn't think it was possible. Wow.
I passed this song on expert 2x speed but i cant do those spins i would have to practice for like 2 months
I haven’t seen anyone AAA this with the spins anywhere else on RUclips
Good times, i had the dance rug pad, Best cardio ever learning those songs.🤣
The chick in the background whacking the screen with a hammer. Wtf was she on?
It's a game where you have the hammer and you have to whack ghosts on a screen (It was in my arcade, and is pretty fun) but I can't remember the name of it
Probably just a distortion with the camera.
OMG!!!!!!!!Congrats for this Insane freestyle with a lot of spins!!GG
Honestly I would double step before bar... but I guess I miss out on those twists and spins, huh? 😅
The girl hammering at the top left on @0:40 is on point. 😂
I can't stop watching this guy spinning 😆 I need to learn how to do this
Hardcore Asian playing a hardcore song.
This song is super easy compared to what most dedicated ddr players play lol
@@Apocalypse754 not when it's nobar.
The girl hitting something with some kind of hammer in the left
That is a taiko arcade
Brings back some good memories.
Back in my day we called that the bitch bar
Ahhh you remember that! Haha yeah I'd doublestep the hell out of heavy mode before I ever touched the bar 😅😅😅
That red guy without holding the bars and doing those spin... great
The red one killed it and had so much swag❤
You are my no bar inspiration!
Damn dude no bar I have never seen spins on this song either mind blown
crazy that it was msde in 2009
remeber guys we have yet to develop Brackets or stamina with thight moves playstyle yet
Spinning at 6.5 arrows per second is no joke! I already have trouble consistently nailing spins at 3.5 APS lol
Now that's the way you play!😍 no bar awesome
A classic, dude on the left absolutely crushed it. How have I not seen this video yet? I saw one a while back where a guy did it on stealth with all the spins. Freaking incredible! So sad what In the Groove completely destroyed the genre for almost 10 years by forcing people to use the bar.
And having unnecessarily insane charts to appease the competitive meatheads, forcing Konami to do an awkward growth spurt with their own original game 🙄 Ain't nobody no-barring for fun unless they know the songs from 20 years ago, or if they're brand-new beginners.
But on the opposite hand, ITG's existence improved PIU's foundation by a lot, I respect PIU for essentially feeding off ITG's insane charting formula, but becoming the better/more aesthetic game between them 😂
Holy crap that guy in red freakin spins around. That’s so dang hard to do in my opinion
...can I call you a dancin' master?!
left man playing the game as it was intended to be played, based and godpilled
How to play this song Asian style:
Spin whenever you just feel like it.
the girl on the left furiously beating the shit out of that wall though xD
This was my favorite song to play at the arcade
I wish arcades near me had ddr because this looks so fun lmao
Jugador 2 valió chispas el error no fue la barra si no fue su flojera dejarlo sonso hurra al jugador 1 wahuu estuviste impresionante ,👍👍👍👍👍 jugador 2 sope ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
I love it when songs use L/R Audio like this song at 1:15
0:48 This is Oshi No Ko.
#OshiNoKo
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@@jijon805 it's something that I think about.
strongest bar user vs weakest no-bar
virgin this is how the game meant to be played fan
vs
average who gives a shit enjoyer
Double stepping is uncomfortable and the game was designed initially with spins and crossovers as the right way to play. See how he looks like real dancing compared to robot bar hugging of best players today?
The finesse on the guy in red :D
For the guy on the left: Awesome Free Style
Every time i try to play these at the arcade i miss the buttons. Too used to the home pads.
DougDean but it’s more sensitive at the arcade depending on how good it is
Más allá del combo, a eso se le llama ritmo perfecto, y es dificil de aprender.
El ritmo perfecto permite que el jugador no se canse o pise con duda, ya que podría perder control y por lo tanto llegar a un game over.
he just flexing... omg that was awesome
this makes me happy to be alive. :)
Legendary!
very impressive, made p2 quit.
HOW? HOW!?!?
godmode activated
This is my fav song
Can you build the muscle memory to do these crossover rotations in normal play? I'm presuming this guy has practised the hell out of this one.
倒著玩!!! 太強了
默默搬出塵封的PS2練習看看
正的玩都有問題了 哈哈.....
Fkn sick! I loved every second of!
左の奴，カッコ良い
he plays it th way i palyed it with spins
It looks easier to learn spins and doing this soon rather than facing forward all the time.
How did this end up in my recommendation? Oh right, I play ddr a lot :3
google watches you while you sleep
BRUH MAN'S ON THE LEFT A BEAST
Awesome insane spins
damn, that's a nice spin.
This was inspirational.
damn that was fuckin sick
i'm sorry but there is no way i can dance this fast.
Great performance
Wow! Nice Spins!!
Wow! No handle, impressive
How the fuck do you even begin to learn how to execute spins