Larkin Poynton's ability to guide your attention in his choreography is so different compared to other group dances that I've seen. It feels almost... cinematic? Like a director guiding your eyes. It's honestly refreshing.
Larkin Poynton does it once again. Holy shit. What an ingenious use of the flashlight features on phones, so simple yet throughout the entire piece they keep switching up how they are using the lights. Honestly Chibi Unity should tour this piece around. Please bring it to New York.
Using the shadows and light manipulation in this masterpiece was just utterly SPEECHLESS. Definitely should tour around with this great abstract dance.
Before all the comments "I'm here from WOD" start, I just wanna say I'm here because Larkin Poynton and Chibi Unity are some of the best things that could ever happen to the dancing world.
I am guessing Larkin came up with this masterpiece and his young dancers were able to execute it flawlessly. Blown away. Watching art unfold is truly a gift and the blocking/use of light was monumental. Forget Jrs, this could compete in the main competition. Bravo to Larkin and Chibi!
The quote at the start means it’s most likely about overcoming depression or simply hard times. Basically “there’s light at the end of the tunnel” type thing. The choreography for the most part is designed around the rhythm or melody of the song, but at 3:30 the choreography aligns with the lyrics “I’ve got to slow down” directly preceding the climax of the performance, when the lights come on and they launch the next principal dancer in the air. That principal dancer starts stumbling around in a daze. To me, the climax represents someone finally reaching the end of the tunnel, or in relation to the quote, seeing the rising sun after a long night, only to find that it’s been so long since they’d seen the light that they need to to adjust to it. Think of someone who’s come out of an abusive relationship having trust issues with future partners, or a veteran who struggles with PTSD. But that might be looking too much into it. At the very least it’s about dealing with or overcoming hardship.
Actually, it's not a blindfold. It's red face paint. Chibi Unity is from Niigata prefecture in Japan, and Niigata's famous for their Ibis birds. The white and red color's supposed to represent that. I just checked it out on their Instagram.
@@allesundmehr Agree, I think Larkin is one of the top urban choreo directors around. This kinda feels like it's closer to contemporary, but I'm not technical enough to distinguish it because the lines start to blur together with groups like Chibi.
![[1st Place] Chibi Unity | Vibe Jrs 2019 [@VIBRVNCY 4K Front Row]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pG2i00bJ488/mqdefault.jpg)
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![[1st Place] Chibi Unity | VIBE Jrs 2023 [@Vibrvncy Wide 4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/O9QQb-PPaOw/mqdefault.jpg)
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Larkin Poynton's ability to guide your attention in his choreography is so different compared to other group dances that I've seen. It feels almost... cinematic? Like a director guiding your eyes. It's honestly refreshing.
Larkin Poynton does it once again. Holy shit. What an ingenious use of the flashlight features on phones, so simple yet throughout the entire piece they keep switching up how they are using the lights. Honestly Chibi Unity should tour this piece around. Please bring it to New York.
Using the shadows and light manipulation in this masterpiece was just utterly SPEECHLESS. Definitely should tour around with this great abstract dance.
There are some great pairings in the world. Larkin Poynton and Chibi Unity are definitely the best one.
typically think incorporating light/flashlights into performances is gimmicky but this felt overall epic
Before all the comments "I'm here from WOD" start, I just wanna say I'm here because Larkin Poynton and Chibi Unity are some of the best things that could ever happen to the dancing world.
😁👍
I'm here from WOD. And I'm very sad.
@@catapatata Why?
@@NorthStar48 Because they got eliminated and did not have the chance of perform on redemption.
AGTで知ってここに来ました。
この世のものとは思えないほど美しい…
I am guessing Larkin came up with this masterpiece and his young dancers were able to execute it flawlessly. Blown away. Watching art unfold is truly a gift and the blocking/use of light was monumental. Forget Jrs, this could compete in the main competition. Bravo to Larkin and Chibi!
This was my reaction at every second of the complete repertory -> 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Holy. The imagery, contrast, and artistry from this piece is chilling. Amazing.
Holy shit, i just found another purpose in my life! 🤩Let’s rewatch this video for a few more times. It’s incredible!
this is a masterpiece.
does anyone know the statement or story behind this performance
The quote at the start means it’s most likely about overcoming depression or simply hard times. Basically “there’s light at the end of the tunnel” type thing.
The choreography for the most part is designed around the rhythm or melody of the song, but at 3:30 the choreography aligns with the lyrics “I’ve got to slow down” directly preceding the climax of the performance, when the lights come on and they launch the next principal dancer in the air. That principal dancer starts stumbling around in a daze.
To me, the climax represents someone finally reaching the end of the tunnel, or in relation to the quote, seeing the rising sun after a long night, only to find that it’s been so long since they’d seen the light that they need to to adjust to it. Think of someone who’s come out of an abusive relationship having trust issues with future partners, or a veteran who struggles with PTSD.
But that might be looking too much into it. At the very least it’s about dealing with or overcoming hardship.
For now on, I live for this video.
I saw the notif and i was like: “omg yay a new video to obsess with for the next 7 months!”
Awesome! Masterpiece by Chibi. Again and again!!!
So amazing. Dancers are so great. The choreo is definitely a masterpiece!!!!
THAT WAS INTENSELY SYNCHRONISED! CREATIVE AND MAGESTIC 😭✨💖
this was absolutely jaw dropping.
Wow! Just wow! Words can not describe how amazing this dance was.
I- OMG thanks for making me cry. Thank you
這光影的運用太厲害了！特別喜歡裡面雙手打開光的畫面，還有類似慢動作的撒粉畫面！超棒的
unforgettable, true masterpiece
This was even more amazing in person so much respect for yall❤️
😮wow, speechless…💡❤
This was incredible!
this is insane, just insane, waw... This is incredible af
Of course they r absolutely amazing but do u know how hard it will be to choreograph this entire piece with all the transitions.
Always the best!
Wowwww...I wanna see more ...amazing performance. 😉
this was.. this was.. amazing
the ending thooo holy crap
the creativity in this is just...
MASTERPIECE
Wow! This is a masterpiece 👋💯
3:05 wow just wow
Out of this world
4:28からが綺麗。
正直これをAGT決勝で披露したら上位食い込めたかも。
Mind blown, 🤯
Still amazing.
IM SPEECHLESS
와....소름 돋는다.
Wowww
Beautiful
My jaw is on the floor
WOW!! 🤯🤯😳
I need the song :)))))
❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is lit (hehehe see what i did there)
Please someone neeeddsss to tell me the song :0
Skywer01 i found it; it’s called dreaming awake.
Love(!)
wow
I was wondering the whole why there were flashes of red...didn’t even notice the blindfolds until the end of the performance
Actually, it's not a blindfold. It's red face paint. Chibi Unity is from Niigata prefecture in Japan, and Niigata's famous for their Ibis birds. The white and red color's supposed to represent that. I just checked it out on their Instagram.
@0:21 that wasn't even on a beat, like how did they even do that in sync, I-
Talent i guess haha
and lots of practice!
among talent and practice, they count on beat in their heads
Song???what name?
Dreaming Awake Mason Jar remix
Is this the same chibi unity that is on WOD?
Yes. It's them.
鳥肌たった
The only dance group that should dance in Billie Eilish convert.
What type of dance is this please ?
I'd say that's urban contemporary, but I'm not 100% sure. you should look up the choreographer for more like this. his name is larkin poynton
@@allesundmehr Agree, I think Larkin is one of the top urban choreo directors around. This kinda feels like it's closer to contemporary, but I'm not technical enough to distinguish it because the lines start to blur together with groups like Chibi.
Damn! that msg bout " you shouldn't be a prisoner to ur own mobile devices", completely mindblowin!
that's what you got from that? I interpreted something completely different into this :D
shet
deserve to win for this piece. dark place and just flash light?... come-on...
It is too dark.
Last year was better.
If you think about it, it's genius because you can hide mistakes and imperfections in the dark.
Wowww