I learned this from my senior when I audition for my university dance crew: "if you can't control your hair, just tie it up". I used to have long hair like these girls and I don't know how to control it, so it always get all over the place, cover my face, super messy. I can't focus on dancing while keep fixing my hair. I was extremely nervous so it looks really clumsy and hard to watch. Since they gonna become idol, they need to practice how to control their hair Edit: I have watched some clips of the show, I guess the girls here is just home-training, they aren't trainee from company so they don't have proper train and no one teach them about that. And they seem so young too I'm shook. Much younger than girls who join Produce 101
My teacher also said the same thing!! I'm not a professional dancer but I once participated in a dance competition between schools, my hair is thin and quickly limp so it's very annoying. I didn't tie it but cut it into a pixie cut, and until now I've never had long hair. LOL
yeah it's easeier to kinda just wing your hair out either if it's thick af or curly since it has more 'weight' to it while thin hair tends to fly everywhere lmao
Aiki is so lucky to have a husband who is always beside her and has a continuous support of her passion in dancing. 'Coz there are men who will command their wives to stop in what they are doing to focus more on their family life...
@@hmmmmp9312 her husband is a researcher major in engineering😊i dont know his name though but aiki and her husband use to call each other cookie(husband) and cream(aiki) 😊
@@tomatoesico yeah or maybe getting a settle job on a company.. i think asian mostly like that. They have stereotype that "dancer" is kind of a job that won't earn much and have no future. I am super glad with her husband
The hair issue is one of my pet peeves. If you're going to showcase your dance, have your hair (only if possible) tied up, braided or in a bun. It makes the performance neater and you can see the facial expressions clearly. ITZY is a good example as they often have more than 3 members with their hair tied up in their dance practice videos.
I don’t know how much she charge but its really expensive. Few hundreds just for the basic course and if you don’t have patient or time you should stop there. Couple thousands to level up to intermediate for studios like 1 million.
@@MiuXiu I already checked like 2 months ago lol...I asked just to be sure because 40 classes in one million dance studio (which is the maximum) doesn't even reach 500$ But it is more than just a "several" thousand in won, 400,000 won but like I said, 1000 won is cheap in korea like you can only buy some street food with it...so a middle class can probably afford it after a few months of saving
The director of my dance academy always say tha it's ok to forgot dance moves but try to not look like you are lost in the choreograpy, and of course it's normal if you forgot your part sometimes but when it happen a lot of times is a big problem. And hair can be a good "extra" while dancing but if you don't know how to manage it you will look silly and messy.
This isn't even strict at all, they were in a competition and self discipline between the dance/mindset should be respected, they weren't little kids at all but goodluck
girls please tie your hair.. most of them shoving their hair while dancing.. they are all concious about their look while dancing and its distracting them
Yes and no, girls need to manage how to dance with their hairs in their faces. ways to hold their head at certain angles to get it out of the face and get used to the feeling of it. When they debut, you can't choose your hairstyle and you can't constantly push it out of the way on shows, so they have to learn at some point
@@MissyxAkunai I agree with this, girls really do need to know how to manage their hairs; but that can be learn during practice, if she's still conscious abt it and still get distracted when she have a progression test the hair needs to be tied.
@@lacey8702 They don't have time to tie their hair. I think this was mentioned very briefly or in the full ep version, but these girls are training in a survival competition. They are about to hit the stage to showcase themselves to the world, they don't have the luxury of regular trainees to learn (if this were a normal dance class then it would be a lot different). Honestly if you compare it to PD101 series/GP999, Aiki is at least teaching them. She expects them to be at a specific level, especially since she's the one of the people who chose them. They have one to two weeks to learn this stuff, before their progress gets broadcasted and their individual cams get shared on YT or another online video platform. They won't have their hair tied up for that and even in future performances, they don't get a choice on how their hair is styled. Learn now or be eliminated essentially.
I dont know why any of the gurls didn't tie there hair like I would have done french braids cause I know my hair flies everywhere and it better for me to do so anyway like, and plus it annoys me so much lmao like to the point where i wanna go bald🤣🤣
Where is she teaching this? Like are these clips from another tv show? I wanna watch! (btw I'm not talking about The Manager, I'm talking about the girls who are performing)
It's from mbc new survival show but only prequel to it called hesitation before school The show will officially air on 28 November and the show called My teenage girls broadcast by MBC
In this scene, aiki teach the 4th grade student which is the senior and older than other grade of contestants (aged 19+older) The contestants divided to 1st grade, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade (by age)
Finally someone pointed that out..i was so frustrated sometimes when someone was dancing and "swept" their hair..they were doing it nonstop..i remember this one girl in a girl group,she has a habit touching her hair nonstop while dancing onstage..i stopped watching her (onstage) since then😂i liked her but hmmm..
This particular show is called The Manager / The Omniscient Interfering View, which follows managers and or only the celebs (if they don't have a manager). Essentially the point of the show is to showcase the behind the scenes of a celeb's life, ie travelling between gigs, setting up for events, etc... Aiki is showcasing her daily life (even features her daughter), and the day she was filming for the manager, also happened to be the day of the interim check/class for My Teenage Girl, a survival girl group show by MBC.
Maybe so, but she's already repenting her mistake, second guessing herself about whether she's eligible to teach classes or not. If she were being prideful and defensive, then that would be a different story. But she can't just stop doing her job just because of that one mistake. Being a professional is not just about being able to perfect the moves but to also learn from your mistakes and rectify them. Obviously if the students aren't doing it right, constructive criticism should definitely be given out. She's clearly being strict about it because she doesn't want her students to make the same mistakes as her in the future.
its literally not lol she's a professional and knows exactly what mistakes she made and how to correct them, whereas her students are all relatively new to dancing and would have a hard time knowing their mistakes in their dance moves even if they did remember them so if they forget and cannot show her for her to make a critique the students cannot progress their current level and improve
@@Hopelesstrends19 You can act 'professional' without being extremely strict while adding pressure on them, although I know being a trainee is no joke but I mean they're not gon stop global warming either.
She's strict when the students didn't did their part right also she will give a generous comment if the students made a good job. Also that's part of learning, whenever you learn something there are someone who learn it before you so probably they will cause a fuss because you made something wrong. So what would you gonna do? Do better or practice better. That's how it works in every aspect in life.
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She looks like an amazing teacher! I wish I had someone like her teaching me when I was into dancing.
What's this program called
@@shereshere8568 The Manager
I learned this from my senior when I audition for my university dance crew: "if you can't control your hair, just tie it up". I used to have long hair like these girls and I don't know how to control it, so it always get all over the place, cover my face, super messy. I can't focus on dancing while keep fixing my hair. I was extremely nervous so it looks really clumsy and hard to watch. Since they gonna become idol, they need to practice how to control their hair
Edit: I have watched some clips of the show, I guess the girls here is just home-training, they aren't trainee from company so they don't have proper train and no one teach them about that. And they seem so young too I'm shook. Much younger than girls who join Produce 101
My teacher also said the same thing!!
I'm not a professional dancer but I once participated in a dance competition between schools, my hair is thin and quickly limp so it's very annoying. I didn't tie it but cut it into a pixie cut, and until now I've never had long hair. LOL
yeah it's easeier to kinda just wing your hair out either if it's thick af or curly since it has more 'weight' to it while thin hair tends to fly everywhere lmao
Iam on my high school crew and when you have a long hair, you should have a big move for your head. Idk how to say. Iam sorry.
I can see aiki to mimi of oh my girl the way she speak hahaha the boyish style really suit them
yes!!! their lips move the same!! and their voice
Omg I've been waiting for people to say this
Aiki is so lucky to have a husband who is always beside her and has a continuous support of her passion in dancing. 'Coz there are men who will command their wives to stop in what they are doing to focus more on their family life...
Who is her husband?
@@hmmmmp9312 her husband is a researcher major in engineering😊i dont know his name though but aiki and her husband use to call each other cookie(husband) and cream(aiki) 😊
I agree. Most korean husband they want their wife to be at home doing house chores or focus on kids.
@@tomatoesico yeah or maybe getting a settle job on a company.. i think asian mostly like that. They have stereotype that "dancer" is kind of a job that won't earn much and have no future. I am super glad with her husband
hah
Aiki is a very good teacher! I want to be her dance student
This is literally how I am with my students uwwuuu it makes me feel good knowing we teach the same way
The hair issue is one of my pet peeves. If you're going to showcase your dance, have your hair (only if possible) tied up, braided or in a bun. It makes the performance neater and you can see the facial expressions clearly. ITZY is a good example as they often have more than 3 members with their hair tied up in their dance practice videos.
I don’t know how much she charge but its really expensive. Few hundreds just for the basic course and if you don’t have patient or time you should stop there. Couple thousands to level up to intermediate for studios like 1 million.
Usually yes, but this particular class is covered by MBC bc they are part of a survival show, and Aiki is a teacher/judge on it.
Are we talking about dollars or won? Because a 1000 won is cheap in korea
@@I.YanaCeee I mean it’s pretty clear they’re not talking won lol, because that would basically be charity if someone taught for that cheap
@@MiuXiu I already checked like 2 months ago lol...I asked just to be sure because 40 classes in one million dance studio (which is the maximum) doesn't even reach 500$ But it is more than just a "several" thousand in won, 400,000 won but like I said, 1000 won is cheap in korea like you can only buy some street food with it...so a middle class can probably afford it after a few months of saving
The director of my dance academy always say tha it's ok to forgot dance moves but try to not look like you are lost in the choreograpy, and of course it's normal if you forgot your part sometimes but when it happen a lot of times is a big problem. And hair can be a good "extra" while dancing but if you don't know how to manage it you will look silly and messy.
For me if I forgot a move I just freestyle and not make it obvious until I remember the next part and continue, it really works... Just with practice
This isn't even strict at all, they were in a competition and self discipline between the dance/mindset should be respected, they weren't little kids at all but goodluck
girls please tie your hair.. most of them shoving their hair while dancing.. they are all concious about their look while dancing and its distracting them
Yes and no, girls need to manage how to dance with their hairs in their faces. ways to hold their head at certain angles to get it out of the face and get used to the feeling of it. When they debut, you can't choose your hairstyle and you can't constantly push it out of the way on shows, so they have to learn at some point
@@MissyxAkunai I agree with this, girls really do need to know how to manage their hairs; but that can be learn during practice, if she's still conscious abt it and still get distracted when she have a progression test the hair needs to be tied.
@@lacey8702 They don't have time to tie their hair. I think this was mentioned very briefly or in the full ep version, but these girls are training in a survival competition. They are about to hit the stage to showcase themselves to the world, they don't have the luxury of regular trainees to learn (if this were a normal dance class then it would be a lot different). Honestly if you compare it to PD101 series/GP999, Aiki is at least teaching them. She expects them to be at a specific level, especially since she's the one of the people who chose them. They have one to two weeks to learn this stuff, before their progress gets broadcasted and their individual cams get shared on YT or another online video platform. They won't have their hair tied up for that and even in future performances, they don't get a choice on how their hair is styled. Learn now or be eliminated essentially.
That's why we called them idol
Looks first, talents later....
I love her omggggg
The hair of the other girls distracted me. They can just put it on a pony style instead of every minute theyve comb it with their hand. 😂
I love Aiki so much
0:35 wow they eyes... kinda looks like Sandara Park
I miss Mihee (she’s the first one to dance and had a ponytail in front)
Awesome 🤗🤗
아이키쌤 멋있어요💕
Omg I wish i have this aiki like math teacher 😂😂😂😂😂🥰🥰🤣♥️
What's this program called
I miss My Teenage Girl❤️ Grade 1 is a good match for Teacher Aiki🔥🔥
I dont know why any of the gurls didn't tie there hair like I would have done french braids cause I know my hair flies everywhere and it better for me to do so anyway like, and plus it annoys me so much lmao like to the point where i wanna go bald🤣🤣
저정도는 무섭게 말하는것도 아닌데 방송들은 꼭 여자선생이 뭔 말만 하면 무섭다고 지랄을
예체능 학원에서 저정도면 천사임
Where is she teaching this? Like are these clips from another tv show? I wanna watch! (btw I'm not talking about The Manager, I'm talking about the girls who are performing)
It's from mbc new survival show but only prequel to it called hesitation before school
The show will officially air on 28 November and the show called My teenage girls broadcast by MBC
In this scene, aiki teach the 4th grade student which is the senior and older than other grade of contestants (aged 19+older)
The contestants divided to 1st grade, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade (by age)
3:34 the tall girl, isn't it Ellyn from Girlkind??
it does look like her!
Yes she is
Love her
What song is in the beginning with the girls and aiki evaluating?
thats the theme song of the survival show teenager girls "same same different"
Aiki is bae 💖
Where to watch this show aside from kocowa?
Does this have a full episode? Where
Finally someone pointed that out..i was so frustrated sometimes when someone was dancing and "swept" their hair..they were doing it nonstop..i remember this one girl in a girl group,she has a habit touching her hair nonstop while dancing onstage..i stopped watching her (onstage) since then😂i liked her but hmmm..
4th graders of CLASSy
What show is this???also where can i watch ? :)
It's called hesitation before school a prequel to actual show called my teenage girls that will be officially air on 28 November broadcast by MBC
@@rinpaperbag2954 ahhh thank you
This particular show is called The Manager / The Omniscient Interfering View, which follows managers and or only the celebs (if they don't have a manager). Essentially the point of the show is to showcase the behind the scenes of a celeb's life, ie travelling between gigs, setting up for events, etc... Aiki is showcasing her daily life (even features her daughter), and the day she was filming for the manager, also happened to be the day of the interim check/class for My Teenage Girl, a survival girl group show by MBC.
@@MissyxAkunai ty for info 👍💗
Where can I watch full this episode?
What’s the song?
Same same but different.
What show is Aiki doing with the trainees?
My teenage girls
Is this from my teenage girl??
I am conflicted now that I know she's gonna be a coach for 'that' show...
Why conflicted?
@@MiuXiu I like her but not the show. Too many babies.
which show??
Nice show ❤一亿
coool
Who are the girls?
Contestants from MBC survival show called my teenage girl
The 4th grade which is the oldest one between 1st, 2nd, 3rd grade
The show will officially air on 28 November
@@rinpaperbag2954 is it a Danne show or an idol show?
@@lia3910 it's a girl group survival show
@@rinpaperbag2954 thanks
How can you dance with your hair is literally on your faces..tie those hair up please!
It's called hypocrisy lmao
Maybe so, but she's already repenting her mistake, second guessing herself about whether she's eligible to teach classes or not. If she were being prideful and defensive, then that would be a different story. But she can't just stop doing her job just because of that one mistake. Being a professional is not just about being able to perfect the moves but to also learn from your mistakes and rectify them. Obviously if the students aren't doing it right, constructive criticism should definitely be given out. She's clearly being strict about it because she doesn't want her students to make the same mistakes as her in the future.
its literally not lol she's a professional and knows exactly what mistakes she made and how to correct them, whereas her students are all relatively new to dancing and would have a hard time knowing their mistakes in their dance moves even if they did remember them so if they forget and cannot show her for her to make a critique the students cannot progress their current level and improve
@@Hopelesstrends19 You can act 'professional' without being extremely strict while adding pressure on them, although I know being a trainee is no joke but I mean they're not gon stop global warming either.
@@curleyyfriies9774 Yes, you're right in a way. I agree with your last sentence.
She's strict when the students didn't did their part right also she will give a generous comment if the students made a good job. Also that's part of learning, whenever you learn something there are someone who learn it before you so probably they will cause a fuss because you made something wrong. So what would you gonna do? Do better or practice better. That's how it works in every aspect in life.
Cringefest
Huh?
Then don't watch