You prolly dont give a shit but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me
@Justus Jaziel I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now. Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
With the Cotton Club in the background and you dressed as a 1920s flapper you totally immersed yourself in the video..very cool....the first time i saw this on tv i must have been about 5,,many ..many yrs ago lol...its still the greatest thing ive ever seen
The thing that I couldn't help but notice wasn't the number of splits they performed, but the fact that every time they did a split, they would rise back to their feet on nothing but the strength of their legs. They must have had thighs made of iron.
OMG -Nicholas Brothers -as said below.. Fred Astaire was humble... as good as he was, also, Gregory Hines... awesome dancer from a young age.. said that someone told him that he and his brothers would be "the next Nicholas Brothers" - he said he didn't know of them at the time -- but as soon as he saw them he realized: "there will NEVER be another Nicholas Brothers" :)
No joke, these guys were Michael and Janet Jacksons dance instructors. Michael even did a performance with them in 1977 and they still had the moves! Just goes to show even the giants stand on the shoulders of giants!
I believe in one Janet Jackson performance, they came onto the stage in the middle of JJ routine, and perform they dance to which JJ did a "we are not worthy salute" to them.
FINALLY, a someone raised right, IMMEDIATELY recognizes Cab! I'm new to your channel. Don't know if doing just AfAm things from the day (Duke, the Count, Ella, Billie), but do you know Tampa Red? Lot of black music had trouble finding labels because their music was deemed too sexual. Tampa Red playing stride guitar became famous for the double entendre, most famously song, Can I play With Your Poodle? to bypass the censors.
Palomar Shalomar Swanee Shore, let me dig this jive once more. Inika, I love seeing you folks of the younger generation discovering & appreciating these artists for the first time. You might like this clip, also from Stormy Weather, th-cam.com/video/jI_MjxTUjGE/w-d-xo.html
@@InikaChungKPS Yeah... whatever.. I'm known in my family as "miss correct-all" - or at least I was at the age of TWELVE.. I've kind of gotten over that impulse.. we all know what we mean... :)
fred Astaire said that this was the greatest dance sequence he had ever seen. and they did this in just one take.
You prolly dont give a shit but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me
@Julio Devin Instablaster =)
@Justus Jaziel I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now.
Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Justus Jaziel It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass!
@@juliodevin6261 go away
Dig your vibe ... !
All that energy, precision, athleticism, and grace----And they didn't even break a sweat!
With the Cotton Club in the background and you dressed as a 1920s flapper you totally immersed yourself in the video..very cool....the first time i saw this on tv i must have been about 5,,many ..many yrs ago lol...its still the greatest thing ive ever seen
The thing that I couldn't help but notice wasn't the number of splits they performed, but the fact that every time they did a split, they would rise back to their feet on nothing but the strength of their legs. They must have had thighs made of iron.
Those guys did this all in one take, too. amazing!
Absolutely no rehearsal. They "felt" each other's moves that much.
I think they would’ve really appreciated ur getting in the spirit so much! I know I do!
Perry Malcolm thank you 😊
Without a doubt the best dance team ever
My thighs ache just watching them. Unbelievable.
The whole movie is amazing. Do yourself a solid and watch it. Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, Fats Waller, Cab Calloway and Lena Horne are amazing in this.
Cab callowayn
Fred astaire
OMG -Nicholas Brothers -as said below.. Fred Astaire was humble... as good as he was, also, Gregory Hines... awesome dancer from a young age.. said that someone told him that he and his brothers would be "the next Nicholas Brothers" - he said he didn't know of them at the time -- but as soon as he saw them he realized: "there will NEVER be another Nicholas Brothers" :)
Sir Isaac Newton: "The laws of physics are universal and unchanging."
The Nicholas Brothers: "Hold our beers!"😊
les nicholas brothers les ,meilleur danseurs du monde
Hollywoos legends say they did this in ONE take
No joke, these guys were Michael and Janet Jacksons dance instructors. Michael even did a performance with them in 1977 and they still had the moves! Just goes to show even the giants stand on the shoulders of giants!
I believe in one Janet Jackson performance, they came onto the stage in the middle of JJ routine, and perform they dance to which JJ did a "we are not worthy salute" to them.
@@walboyfredo6025 She also did a small tribute to them in a music video iirc.
I love your commitment to the bit, Inika, and you're very beautiful. I'm just gonna sub because of that.
the Nicholas Brothers were the most talented tap dancers ever
Fred Astaire was right! When you truly love your art, you recognize it and applaud it wherever you see it b
They would make movies like that IF the talent were there!
Today's talent JUST!.. DON'T!..
MEASURE UP!...
" BOOTY SHAKING" just won't do it!😆😆
The tightest and best dance duo ever.
Here's another routine:
th-cam.com/video/EfsI7kQ7QxQ/w-d-xo.html
Another Nicholas Brothers Link
th-cam.com/video/7IBteauWsHA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BqTV5L-SjtlE6ulT
Not jump and jive, but Jumpin’ (Jumping) Jive.
U might like to react to the Lindy Hop dancers in Hellzapoppin’!
3:50 the composer of the piano part could sue the song writer of ‘Super Mario’ !
Nice video :)
That has to be one very nervous saxophone player... (the one out front in the orchestra, repeatedly dodging the flying foot).
FINALLY, a someone raised right, IMMEDIATELY recognizes Cab! I'm new to your channel. Don't know if doing just AfAm things from the day (Duke, the Count, Ella, Billie), but do you know Tampa Red? Lot of black music had trouble finding labels because their music was deemed too sexual. Tampa Red playing stride guitar became famous for the double entendre, most famously song, Can I play With Your Poodle? to bypass the censors.
Palomar Shalomar Swanee Shore, let me dig this jive once more. Inika, I love seeing you folks of the younger generation discovering & appreciating these artists for the first time. You might like this clip, also from Stormy Weather, th-cam.com/video/jI_MjxTUjGE/w-d-xo.html
Try Donald O Conner’s “Make em laff” from the movie Singing in the Rain.
Despite these splits,they went on to have children! LOL
”Jumpin” jive not jump and jive.
Thanks, my bad
@@InikaChungKPS Yeah... whatever.. I'm known in my family as "miss correct-all" - or at least I was at the age of TWELVE.. I've kind of gotten over that impulse.. we all know what we mean... :)
GinMae
Yea, it's only the title of the song....
This is another blast from the past you may like. Please react to Lindy Hop - Hellzapoppin (1941) th-cam.com/video/E40IgBYVkKk/w-d-xo.html