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to all those new wave dancers saying things like "alex and icee should have lost they have no skils" go check all their trajectory and history so that you stop sounding like you were born in 2010
For real. I'm just surprised there are so many ignorant people here who thought they should have lost, because they aren't used to their style. People who say this are most likely looking for explicit, direct musicality, and it takes more than that to win a battle.
+Eren Jaeger Yeah most people are looking for hard hits and punchlines. Just look at the crowd's dead reaction during his round, meanwhile I was screaming in my room ahah. And I'm not a big fan of Alex's style to be honest.
Im watchin him for a longer time, he understands music to the fullest, And you are right... people are looking for dancers with no feel for music,just musicality and beatkilling... Freestyle is about feeling the music,letting it flow trough your body. Not about kill every beat.
yo stop this circus newstyle ... all the people that say yudat should've won are part of the problem ... all this flashy moves should've an reason it is a dance ... remember
Their musicality is understated. You are probably used to dancers who hit beats obviously. I mean Yudat isn't completely obvious with the notes they hit, but they are bit more clear about it than icee and alex. Just pay attention to the music, then play attention to when a limb or body part stops moving or changes direction, and you'll learn why they are really good at what they do.
Sorry if I'm wrong in my assumption, but judging from the comments, a lot of people came here specifically from Skitzo & Legit, dancers who make their musicality very clear. Outside of America (particularly in EU), hip hop dancing has a whole lot of variety. In America it's a lot of very clear musicality, especially with American popping, some American krumping, etc. Skitzo is a very good dancer, in my opinion he's one of the best, even at his relatively young age. Even he has branched away from his popping roots though, getting more creative with musicality, flow, etc. I first got into dance watching Nonstop, a very skilled American popper, but the more you watch of dance around the world, you begin to see the rigidity and repetition in this sort of dance. I used to think dancers like Kefton were garbage when I first got into dance. Imo Kefton has gotten leagues better recently, but even back when I thought he was garbage, I look back on videos of him and he's always been a creative dancer. My brain literally did not register his flow, creativity, or some of his more subtle beat kills, because I hadn't ever really been exposed to any of these ideas before. Now I pick up on all of these. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that most people haven't been exposed to these ideas either, based on the comment section. Let's take a look at this battle in more depth. Now, keep in mind, a lot of dance IS subjective, but you can use a few factors to look at who is usually going to win. Flow: So, I would define flow as the smoothness in which dancers transition between moves. Alex & ICE-E are two dancers who have fairly similar styles if you think about it. They both often give up bold, explicit beat kills in favor of more subtle beat kills for the sake of flow. When I think of flow, I think of these two specifically, I literally cannot think of anyone who has better flow than them. Yudat has incredible flow too, don't get me wrong, but quite a few times in this battle they sacrifice flow for a more choppy, explicit beat kill. There's nothing wrong with sacrificing flow for a really good and explicit beat kill, but it's kind of like a risk. In short, the beat kill has to be good. It has to outweigh the sacrifice of flow. Take the Fusion concept battle between Alex and Hoan. Hoan is a very explicit Korean popper, and he takes these sorts of risks consistently, and in their battle, (Spoiler alert) Hoan wins because of how good his explicit beat kills were. Energy: Energy involves the dancers, and their ability to get the crowd pumped, which is important in judgement because every normal human on the planet gets influenced at least slightly by the opinion of the overwhelming majority. The dancers who get everyone hyped up more are more well liked typically. I think Yudat definitely succeeded on inciting more energy in the crowd right out of the gate. Complexity of movements: You don't necessarily need complex movements to win a battle, but it certainly remains impressive and adds to you winning. Everyone else begin equal, Alex is an absolute monster at complex movements, especially on the floor. Overall beat kills: Imo, this is the most important factor. I would say Yudat takes the first round in this regard, and Alex takes the second round. I don't really have any advice regarding how to spot the subtle beat kills, other than to observe carefully. Based on all these factors: I would have to agree with the judges. Yudat had great energy, decent flow, fairly complex movements, and they stayed on beat like all dancers of this level do, and they had a few beat kills explicit mostly but some more subtle. Alex & Ice-e had alright energy, great flow, Alex had the most complex movements, and Alex killed the most beats in the second round than anyone else in their rounds. It was a fairly close battle, with (again imo) Yudat taking the first round by a small margin, and Alex taking the second round by a bigger margin, thus; the result we got. I know this was a lot to read, but I had some time, and hopefully I explained a few things to you guys. Wish you lads all the best.
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to all those new wave dancers saying things like "alex and icee should have lost they have no skils" go check all their trajectory and history so that you stop sounding like you were born in 2010
they don't even give alex space because they know ahahah
LMAOOOOOOO
4:06 omg alex you are a beast !!
Alex lowkey killed the 2nd round.
For real. I'm just surprised there are so many ignorant people here who thought they should have lost, because they aren't used to their style. People who say this are most likely looking for explicit, direct musicality, and it takes more than that to win a battle.
+Eren Jaeger Yeah most people are looking for hard hits and punchlines. Just look at the crowd's dead reaction during his round, meanwhile I was screaming in my room ahah.
And I'm not a big fan of Alex's style to be honest.
Arnoboy93
Neither am I. This was my first time seeing him, but I was quickly amazed by his floor work.
Im watchin him for a longer time, he understands music to the fullest, And you are right... people are looking for dancers with no feel for music,just musicality and beatkilling... Freestyle is about feeling the music,letting it flow trough your body. Not about kill every beat.
Legendary round by ALEX
If you have any sort of basic knowledge on hip hop dance, you would realize why Icee and Alex won. Hint: Indirect musicality is also a thing.
Eren Jaeger preach
Bro you've really brought up my interest can u explain more to me about indirect musicality ( btw icee and alex did win y'all just gotta cut it )
@@united4hiphop844 its just kids online making up terms
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2nd song plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz omg its fire :D
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Second track pleaseeee !!!!!
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yudat always so salty when they lose
Should’ve given is one more round 🥺
yo stop this circus newstyle ... all the people that say yudat should've won are part of the problem ... all this flashy moves should've an reason it is a dance ... remember
fire battle
Pls tell me the name of the 2nd song pls
First song please
3nd song please?
Alex looks tired when he dances lol
lol yeah no emotion haha
thats the whole purpose of his style lol
alex had the strongest round of the 4 for me.
Thats cuz hes Fuckin HIGH
second song?
black sheep - the choice is yours, but i dont know what is this remix (sorry for my English)
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2nd song please?
black sheep - the choice is yours, but i dont know what is this remix (sorry for my English)
+lems361
Thank you very much!!
Slum Village - This or That
are you sure ? where can i find it ?
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not bad
How did Ice-e & Alex win ? I just don't see it,biased judges
exactly they haven't any skills !!!!!!!!!
Only real dancers know why ice-e and alex won
Their musicality is understated. You are probably used to dancers who hit beats obviously. I mean Yudat isn't completely obvious with the notes they hit, but they are bit more clear about it than icee and alex.
Just pay attention to the music, then play attention to when a limb or body part stops moving or changes direction, and you'll learn why they are really good at what they do.
Rofl did this dude just say Icee and Alex have no skills? Lmao gtfo. Learn more about different styles before you spout bs.
Sorry if I'm wrong in my assumption, but judging from the comments, a lot of people came here specifically from Skitzo & Legit, dancers who make their musicality very clear. Outside of America (particularly in EU), hip hop dancing has a whole lot of variety. In America it's a lot of very clear musicality, especially with American popping, some American krumping, etc. Skitzo is a very good dancer, in my opinion he's one of the best, even at his relatively young age. Even he has branched away from his popping roots though, getting more creative with musicality, flow, etc.
I first got into dance watching Nonstop, a very skilled American popper, but the more you watch of dance around the world, you begin to see the rigidity and repetition in this sort of dance. I used to think dancers like Kefton were garbage when I first got into dance. Imo Kefton has gotten leagues better recently, but even back when I thought he was garbage, I look back on videos of him and he's always been a creative dancer. My brain literally did not register his flow, creativity, or some of his more subtle beat kills, because I hadn't ever really been exposed to any of these ideas before. Now I pick up on all of these. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that most people haven't been exposed to these ideas either, based on the comment section.
Let's take a look at this battle in more depth. Now, keep in mind, a lot of dance IS subjective, but you can use a few factors to look at who is usually going to win.
Flow: So, I would define flow as the smoothness in which dancers transition between moves. Alex & ICE-E are two dancers who have fairly similar styles if you think about it. They both often give up bold, explicit beat kills in favor of more subtle beat kills for the sake of flow. When I think of flow, I think of these two specifically, I literally cannot think of anyone who has better flow than them. Yudat has incredible flow too, don't get me wrong, but quite a few times in this battle they sacrifice flow for a more choppy, explicit beat kill. There's nothing wrong with sacrificing flow for a really good and explicit beat kill, but it's kind of like a risk. In short, the beat kill has to be good. It has to outweigh the sacrifice of flow. Take the Fusion concept battle between Alex and Hoan. Hoan is a very explicit Korean popper, and he takes these sorts of risks consistently, and in their battle, (Spoiler alert) Hoan wins because of how good his explicit beat kills were.
Energy: Energy involves the dancers, and their ability to get the crowd pumped, which is important in judgement because every normal human on the planet gets influenced at least slightly by the opinion of the overwhelming majority. The dancers who get everyone hyped up more are more well liked typically. I think Yudat definitely succeeded on inciting more energy in the crowd right out of the gate.
Complexity of movements: You don't necessarily need complex movements to win a battle, but it certainly remains impressive and adds to you winning. Everyone else begin equal, Alex is an absolute monster at complex movements, especially on the floor.
Overall beat kills: Imo, this is the most important factor. I would say Yudat takes the first round in this regard, and Alex takes the second round. I don't really have any advice regarding how to spot the subtle beat kills, other than to observe carefully.
Based on all these factors: I would have to agree with the judges. Yudat had great energy, decent flow, fairly complex movements, and they stayed on beat like all dancers of this level do, and they had a few beat kills explicit mostly but some more subtle. Alex & Ice-e had alright energy, great flow, Alex had the most complex movements, and Alex killed the most beats in the second round than anyone else in their rounds. It was a fairly close battle, with (again imo) Yudat taking the first round by a small margin, and Alex taking the second round by a bigger margin, thus; the result we got.
I know this was a lot to read, but I had some time, and hopefully I explained a few things to you guys. Wish you lads all the best.
Ice-e & Alex should lost in the final, heck.. they should lost this battle too.. yudat won easy!!!!!
Nah
You don't seem to know much about hip hop dancing.
again, if you started dancing like on 2015 then dont make these kind of assumptions
Yudat's dancers are great, but Icee and Alex took this definitely
never
Second track pleaseeee !!!!!
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1st song please
Lauryn Hill - Doo Wop(That Thing)
2st Song ????
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