I love this song and I've watched every single cover of it on youtube, as I love how precise, smooth, energetic and effortless Ten made it look. Same goes for the dancers, that were adding color to the performance, but honestly in this cover, the person doing Ten needed more practice, even the backup dancers (You all were doing okay only in certain moves, but not keeping the energy consistent). Don't get me wrong, the cover was good, but not that great. In the intro where I had my hopes really high because of the outfits and the camerawork, I was expecting a very good ground body roll, and same goes for the kick body roll done seconds later from the ground, but I was left very disappointed. If the one take wasn't enough then you could have shot it multiple times, but here it doesn't have to do with the camera(Perfect work by the way), but with the dancers. If you know you can't do a body roll or ground one that requires strength in the arms, then you practice more to be able to do it, or if not, I would have stepped aside for this one, allowing who can do it better to be the centre and practice an easier role. Dancing is a thing you learn step by step, not all at once. You can't directly hop on a difficult choreography to test your abilities if you didn't learn the basics(starting easier); and this choreography was too hard for you guys, especially if you are beginners. I see great potential for everyone here and AMAZING body control from the dancer doing Ten, but you need more practice to show us what you are really capable of. Hope this tips will help you guys a bit, remember the key to every great performance is practice🥰 Edit: Hope I didn't offend anyone. This were constructive criticism from a person that have been dancing for 8 years now and with a background in dance covers.
![[KPOP IN PUBLIC] TEN (텐) 'Birthday' Dance Cover by Bias Dance, Australia](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uRcfon1RwZs/mqdefault.jpg)
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Damn that was beautiful 🔥🫶🏻 even the back dancers slayed
Thanks 🫶🏻
So smooth and elegant 🔥🔥❤️
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The camera work is so nice !! The expression of ten was really well good as well
Thank you so much!
Slayyyy
Thanks!
banger 🗣️
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Please cover stray kıds red lights kpop in public plzzzzzzzz ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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I love this song and I've watched every single cover of it on youtube, as I love how precise, smooth, energetic and effortless Ten made it look. Same goes for the dancers, that were adding color to the performance, but honestly in this cover, the person doing Ten needed more practice, even the backup dancers (You all were doing okay only in certain moves, but not keeping the energy consistent). Don't get me wrong, the cover was good, but not that great. In the intro where I had my hopes really high because of the outfits and the camerawork, I was expecting a very good ground body roll, and same goes for the kick body roll done seconds later from the ground, but I was left very disappointed. If the one take wasn't enough then you could have shot it multiple times, but here it doesn't have to do with the camera(Perfect work by the way), but with the dancers. If you know you can't do a body roll or ground one that requires strength in the arms, then you practice more to be able to do it, or if not, I would have stepped aside for this one, allowing who can do it better to be the centre and practice an easier role. Dancing is a thing you learn step by step, not all at once. You can't directly hop on a difficult choreography to test your abilities if you didn't learn the basics(starting easier); and this choreography was too hard for you guys, especially if you are beginners. I see great potential for everyone here and AMAZING body control from the dancer doing Ten, but you need more practice to show us what you are really capable of. Hope this tips will help you guys a bit, remember the key to every great performance is practice🥰
Edit: Hope I didn't offend anyone. This were constructive criticism from a person that have been dancing for 8 years now and with a background in dance covers.