I've been a fan of Doyah for over a year now, see him evolve has been so dope. One thing I really love about him besides his style is that he seems super comfortable and present in the moment so it seems like every round he makes it his own show. It's very inspiring to see and makes me try to get myself out of my shell when I dance. Also he seems to have a lot of fun.
I find it really helpful what you said about accents & the groove & flow. It always seems like one type of dancer prioritizes only or the other and I rarely every see dancers who mix it up well and train themselves to be able to do that naturally.
Yeah man. It’s why when a lot of people freestyle to songs they don’t know it ends up being much better. They don’t rely on the sound they know is coming
@@TypicalGMD Barely people out there who doing all together what he mentioned above.. But 4 real it’s a bit exhausting what the DJ‘s nowadays play at battles.. So much repetition, the songs/beats are got killed to death already by the whole scene haha It is always about creating hype in a final by playing some already well known songs… No real challenge for dancers they hearing the same beats over and over and that’s trash for me.. Like the scene or the DJ‘s are acting as if there are no more new music/beats that are getting released week by week.. Yeah just a lil explanation on how I feel about the battle scene since the last 2-3 years.
@@TheChilla187 yes that’s also true, however something I learned in the palace is that knowing the song and still being able to have free movement instead of being bound to those sounds is key for being a great freestyler. A way to train that would be to practice to that song that gets played at every battle, restart it, and give a whole different approach. Repeat this process until you never do the same thing twice with that song.
@@Kel_TheArtist you could do that yeah, but I mean at some point we need a bit of change with the songs.. there is no way we keep doing it like this. Otherwise battling is gonna be just knowing and practicing any kinda track you listened over and over.. And approaching to new sounds is something completely different.. discovering sounds in the moment and not dancing on memory!
Ever since I saw Doyah live during Summer Dance Forever, he has been my newest favorite dancer. I watched all of his SDF sets over and over again. Young boi be cookin! Glad to see it!
Been catching noticing a lot of Doyah's progression since Future Pace last year and I'm still surprised by that tiebreak. Overall felt like Majid had better concepts with fewer resets, especially in round 3.
rests aren’t even a bad thing. old schoolers hate it coz all they do is flow. but resets are fkn sick. as long as ur still progressing ur round evidenced by how doyah ends his rounds on a high like in the final round and first round
@@brpbrrrpvrrp mannn ive been thinking that alot. Resets are awesome when you use it right. I think you can overdo it. But its the same concept as the oldheads wanting you to stay in the paint, but the three is golden, and if not more effective at times.
@@GoldenButterfly7 bruh i agree…. used well i think they are just so effective and satisfying. the older people just wanna see you go deep in a flow but that’s just not for everyone and can you really say either is bettter than the other?
Majids last round was nothing but flow. He added nothing to the music fr; mesnwhile, Doyah was not only flowing, but he was also texturizing the beat in a way majid didnt. He new what he was do8ng with them lyrics also. For me Doyah smacked Majid in that last round
Doyah got really some hip hop movements but i you right i see the same thing that Doyah took the second and Majid got the third a draw was very confusing because these moments are so different butt hei othervise super dope battles
It’s very simple for me, Doyah won all 3 first rounds and they were trying to get him to lose, they even gave Majid the same beat he battled rubix and kuty on in team battle in round 4. Watch the doyah vs Laura same thing happens there he wins the first 2 rounds convincingly and they end up giving it a extra round.
I've never understood his style in the 12 years I've watched him. I respect him as a dancer but I don't enjoy him. The only battle I've enjoyed is him against Larry in hip hop international and he was dancing locking style for most of it.
@@preciousnunique @abody-crash yea i think he's super high level still, and 100% respect...but just think his weakness is concepts. Never tells a story.
Rather than lack of concept, imagine someone trying to communicate concepts without relying on their hands For me it took time to appreciate majid, since i was oriented more to threading, lines, waves, etc When i started specifically training on dance by excluding those things, the more i appreciated majids movement and concepts He tends to focus on more abstract concepts like being blown away by the wind, or walking on a bouncing tight rope, or being unstable during an earthquake, or like "what happens if your whole body started vibrating for some reason", but since he communicates it without relying on his hands he lacks _illustrative_ qualities
Majid's third round was real nice but respectfully I'd give all first 3 rounds to Doyah. First time seeing him but real impressed. I'd give Majid the final round though.
i definitely feel you bro honestly i felt like he lost to evion in my humble opinion would love to actually see you watch that one and break it down. i think doyah is dope fasho but he can be accent heavy at times i think it hurts his overall flow and makes the song sound fragmented lowkey thought he could’ve lost to laura too bcuz of that but props too him im fasho a fan.
i agree with everything you said. doyah was fucking obliterating. bro was in flow state and shoulda swept prior to that, but in the tie breaker he either lost the flow or it didn't fully translate to the viewer. glad he got the nod, but he def lost the tie breaker. feel like im not watching the same rounds as the judges.
Different philosophies came into play with majid winning and tying the 2nd and 3rd round From my perspective, and majid points it out at the end of the 3rd round, there was a specific lack of mobility in comparison and this might not mean much to everyone but some judges ans dancers feel more strongly about mobility than others I think its also fatigue with the music type that factored in against doyah round 2, because I've heard the song and seen people dance so much to it, that majids approach genuinely looked fresher in comparison (especially my first watch). Doyah sort of seemed not in the music, more on the lyrics and accents, but not anything unique that I haven't heard or seen before Its only Lindsay, Alex, kaydee, and lumi that killed that song in a unique way for me though, everything else feels flat in comparison, i wouldn't rewatch them to study Overall i sort of agreed with how the rounds played out
I don't understand this judging. Majid cooked him from the start. Are we just pretending that Majid is not levels way beyond this dude? I guess its If you act more aggressive or hyped up, that somehow translates into having the better round?
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I've been a fan of Doyah for over a year now, see him evolve has been so dope. One thing I really love about him besides his style is that he seems super comfortable and present in the moment so it seems like every round he makes it his own show. It's very inspiring to see and makes me try to get myself out of my shell when I dance. Also he seems to have a lot of fun.
Doyah did his thing and was very patient
I find it really helpful what you said about accents & the groove & flow. It always seems like one type of dancer prioritizes only or the other and I rarely every see dancers who mix it up well and train themselves to be able to do that naturally.
Yeah man. It’s why when a lot of people freestyle to songs they don’t know it ends up being much better. They don’t rely on the sound they know is coming
@@TypicalGMDyes💯💯
@@TypicalGMD Barely people out there who doing all together what he mentioned above..
But 4 real it’s a bit exhausting what the DJ‘s nowadays play at battles..
So much repetition, the songs/beats are got killed to death already by the whole scene haha
It is always about creating hype in a final by playing some already well known songs…
No real challenge for dancers they hearing the same beats over and over and that’s trash for me..
Like the scene or the DJ‘s are acting as if there are no more new music/beats that are getting released week by week..
Yeah just a lil explanation on how I feel about the battle scene since the last 2-3 years.
@@TheChilla187 yes that’s also true, however something I learned in the palace is that knowing the song and still being able to have free movement instead of being bound to those sounds is key for being a great freestyler. A way to train that would be to practice to that song that gets played at every battle, restart it, and give a whole different approach. Repeat this process until you never do the same thing twice with that song.
@@Kel_TheArtist you could do that yeah, but I mean at some point we need a bit of change with the songs.. there is no way we keep doing it like this.
Otherwise battling is gonna be just knowing and practicing any kinda track you listened over and over..
And approaching to new sounds is something completely different.. discovering sounds in the moment and not dancing on memory!
Ever since I saw Doyah live during Summer Dance Forever, he has been my newest favorite dancer. I watched all of his SDF sets over and over again. Young boi be cookin! Glad to see it!
“They from the same location.” A damn fool 😭😭😂😂
Been catching noticing a lot of Doyah's progression since Future Pace last year and I'm still surprised by that tiebreak. Overall felt like Majid had better concepts with fewer resets, especially in round 3.
rests aren’t even a bad thing. old schoolers hate it coz all they do is flow. but resets are fkn sick. as long as ur still progressing ur round evidenced by how doyah ends his rounds on a high like in the final round and first round
@@brpbrrrpvrrp mannn ive been thinking that alot. Resets are awesome when you use it right. I think you can overdo it. But its the same concept as the oldheads wanting you to stay in the paint, but the three is golden, and if not more effective at times.
@@GoldenButterfly7 bruh i agree…. used well i think they are just so effective and satisfying.
the older people just wanna see you go deep in a flow but that’s just not for everyone and can you really say either is bettter than the other?
That third round was personal fr😂 after majid was talking.
“Sent him ah lil thang thang” ~I shouldn’t of said that’ 😭😂
Majids last round was nothing but flow. He added nothing to the music fr; mesnwhile, Doyah was not only flowing, but he was also texturizing the beat in a way majid didnt. He new what he was do8ng with them lyrics also. For me Doyah smacked Majid in that last round
Majid did texture but in fluid way😊
Doyah got really some hip hop movements but i you right i see the same thing that Doyah took the second and Majid got the third a draw was very confusing because these moments are so different butt hei othervise super dope battles
It’s very simple for me, Doyah won all 3 first rounds and they were trying to get him to lose, they even gave Majid the same beat he battled rubix and kuty on in team battle in round 4.
Watch the doyah vs Laura same thing happens there he wins the first 2 rounds convincingly and they end up giving it a extra round.
Funny how we see DOYAH battling in Battle Bad, but his performances at summerdance Forever probably dropping around christmas.
i dont really understand majids style but im trying
me too lol
I've never understood his style in the 12 years I've watched him. I respect him as a dancer but I don't enjoy him. The only battle I've enjoyed is him against Larry in hip hop international and he was dancing locking style for most of it.
@@preciousnunique @abody-crash yea i think he's super high level still, and 100% respect...but just think his weakness is concepts. Never tells a story.
Rather than lack of concept, imagine someone trying to communicate concepts without relying on their hands
For me it took time to appreciate majid, since i was oriented more to threading, lines, waves, etc
When i started specifically training on dance by excluding those things, the more i appreciated majids movement and concepts
He tends to focus on more abstract concepts like being blown away by the wind, or walking on a bouncing tight rope, or being unstable during an earthquake, or like "what happens if your whole body started vibrating for some reason", but since he communicates it without relying on his hands he lacks _illustrative_ qualities
@@iudexCervello interesting, i will watch out for that. thanks
I think doyah had a better event at sdf. Even in semi vs evion he looked limited and the judging could go the other way.
Definitely he was on timing at sdf
this whole battle a bunch of cap, doyah walked majid like a dog, majid needs to learn that you dont need to be all over the place to have a good round
Facts 😂😂 not even close
Majid's third round was real nice but respectfully I'd give all first 3 rounds to Doyah. First time seeing him but real impressed. I'd give Majid the final round though.
Mahn do a review on flavourama the finals has definitely got shit to be discussed yow .
Joat and battlebad carrying this year
Am on doyah yow the kid is it ❤
Majids movement and groove was dope, but there was no tempo change or real build up so it felt flat in comparison.
This kids intros earn a like immediately from me 😅😅😅
i definitely feel you bro honestly i felt like he lost to evion in my humble opinion would love to actually see you watch that one and break it down. i think doyah is dope fasho but he can be accent heavy at times i think it hurts his overall flow and makes the song sound fragmented lowkey thought he could’ve lost to laura too bcuz of that but props too him im fasho a fan.
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Doyah won 1st two rounds
Bruh wait till you see Evion vs doyah
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Don’t know either of these dancers but doyah washed him every round wasn’t even close..
Majid won the last round. More flow, in my opinion
Majid been a judge the last several months, and Doyah’s opposition been winning lol.
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Doyah did his thing but idk about him vs Laura tho
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Brow watch Laura and doyah !!! Laura won for me !!
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i agree with everything you said. doyah was fucking obliterating. bro was in flow state and shoulda swept prior to that, but in the tie breaker he either lost the flow or it didn't fully translate to the viewer. glad he got the nod, but he def lost the tie breaker. feel like im not watching the same rounds as the judges.
How about I DOYAH A FAVOR AND DESTROY YOU IN THIS ROUND lol
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The only round Majid won was the third round which shouldn’t have been cuz Doyah already took the first two rounds.
Doyah 3 Majid 1
Majid was better
yeah doyah took second round no doubt
imo doyah won 3-1 rounds
majid shouldve won the last round ffs
Lots of respect for Majid, but never vibed with his style.
Like the video or else…
Different philosophies came into play with majid winning and tying the 2nd and 3rd round
From my perspective, and majid points it out at the end of the 3rd round, there was a specific lack of mobility in comparison and this might not mean much to everyone but some judges ans dancers feel more strongly about mobility than others
I think its also fatigue with the music type that factored in against doyah round 2, because I've heard the song and seen people dance so much to it, that majids approach genuinely looked fresher in comparison (especially my first watch). Doyah sort of seemed not in the music, more on the lyrics and accents, but not anything unique that I haven't heard or seen before
Its only Lindsay, Alex, kaydee, and lumi that killed that song in a unique way for me though, everything else feels flat in comparison, i wouldn't rewatch them to study
Overall i sort of agreed with how the rounds played out
Let's talk about the referee show----- Hiphop
I don't understand this judging. Majid cooked him from the start. Are we just pretending that Majid is not levels way beyond this dude? I guess its If you act more aggressive or hyped up, that somehow translates into having the better round?
Cap
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@@hoohslegit What will it be too late for? Too late to not give a s.h...it?
Majid lost every round