This is very interesting. It requires huge amount of strength in the legs but also balance. He also creates the illusion as if he was literally floating the entire time - especially when he did the forward moonwalk. Very fascinating.
People underestimate the sheer amount of raw strength you need to do this, you’d need insane legs and a good upper body to remain so still whilst constantly doing little hops. Amazing.
@@Nohandle11111 all he said was people don’t care💀 it’s the crybabies like you that need to make everything a problem that are driving us lower and lower💀 be better Brandon
One of the best Zaouli dancers I've seen, what moves, wow! Buttery glide on his bare toes in gravely dirt. Incredibly elegant foot moves, just wow!!! I love this dance. Can't get enough of it. It imitates wildlife, birds, and animals with those leg moves. Just mind blowing. You better have strong arches for this dance.
i went frame by frame and i think the dancer is actually wearing flat soled shoes or at least sandals. still just as impressive imo but i guess the difference is less skin damage by the end of it
how can a ancient dance simulate levitation and stabilization like that? aliens bro...this is humanity imitating its aliens overlords from the past, even the mask has a long skull form.
This is insane to watch. Like I see him gliding forward but still can't figure out the physics -even in theory- of how that's possible and the way he hopped on one leg while sliding the other across, raising dust was 🙌🏼
@@Saiege i remember when i first started i had to practice without shoes lol, cuz it takes SO much more effort to do the drag with the shoes on a linoleum dance floor lol. mannnn brings me back
I swear, people in the third world can do any unremarkable thing and people in the west start salivating at their mouths to show how cultured they are by praising it endlessly . Yet, most of the truly incredible things accomplished by our own people and our ancestors get derided, deconstructed, and overlooked. Imagine knowing someone practices this dance for hours a day, every day, for years, but still having your jaw hit the floor when you learn they are able to do it competently.
The foot movement is incredible but i always find it amazing that from the waist up the body doesn't move, like it doesn't go up, down or anywhere for that matter. Just hypnotic in every way.
At first I was laughing, then the more I studied all the fluid movements of one leg while the other leg keeps the constant hopping pace up and down, the way he seems to float from one place to the next, I gotta say Im super impressed! This takes muscle endurance and stamina like no other dance out there. If you did this dance a few times a week you would never be out of shape in your whole life.
The legs are hypnotising but if you look at his head it literally doesn't move which I think is just as impressive as the footwork. That's a banging tune as well
So impressive! Looks as if he he has jet packs in the soles of his feet...kicking up the dust just adds to the effect. Incredible skill and athleticism.
I believe the Black American culture may have the answer if you want to see the most complicated dances ever. Look up Chicago Footwork by King Charles here on TH-cam. You'll see what I mean.
@@oscarorozco8989 Nobody is talking about Black Americans over here buddy. And i sure don't believe that these people were inspired by Black Americans.
@@andresvalverde5182 Who the hell suggested that a dance tradition possibly going back a thousand years was inspired by African Americans? And so what if I said there are even more complex dances in AA culture-- even more so than this. Know why I said that? Because this is the place their ancestors came from and this is obviously the foundation of their dancing which is incredible.
This is wild! It's an optical illusion at the same time as a dance.. It's difficult to even discern much movement to his top half, as if he's floating. That's some talent! 👏👏👏
@@fitnesspoint2006 what a loser copy pasting this reply on every comment. Maybe you ought to figure out how to have better things to do than wasting your time being dickhead
Okay you say "Watch the Feet", my question is: How can you take your eyes off of them? This is not a dance, this is art which transcends its principles & elements to become pure magic. 👏 👏 👏
You can't see on this video, but Zaouli has 6 or 8 breaks that are performed by the musicians and the dancer. Some of those breaks are very complex and the dancer performs them with amazing synchronization. I've also seen some other videos where the music is played faster, which is incredible. I love Zaouli.
@@BANSHEEBOY_1974 i never saw anything racist in his statement. He gave the dance good compliments and other musicians and dancers he referred to are other Zaouli dancers from Ivory Coast.
@@BANSHEEBOY_1974 @BANSHEEboy999 th-cam.com/video/yGthiOmcRLI/w-d-xo.html This is one of the few videos where I can the breaks. It starts at 1'40 seconds. The dancer signals the beggining of the break with some move and the musicians have to pay attention. You will see some more breaks after. You can see subtle moves of the dancer, and also fast movements with the feet, that are completely coordinated with the rythm. In the following video you will see a recording from Mamady Keita playing Zaouli with a differente orchestration. He is From Guinea Conakry and made a recreation of Zaouli with the breaks. th-cam.com/video/1mbAft4vgwU/w-d-xo.html
I love it when the algorithm chucks me something really incredible to watch ♥️ The strength needed to perform in this way is mind blowing and not something I’ve seen before. Great video.
@@oscarorozco8989 I’ve just watched a couple of video and it’s really clear where the moves originate. The same way of holding the upper body straight and the head level while the feet, knees and hips defy the boundaries of logical movement is hypnotic! Thank you for suggesting it 🙂
I feel that if a dancer can look like their feet aren't touching the ground then they're doing something particularly cool ...this dance transcends "cool" by several orders of magnitude, so much so that we need a new word to define how awesome it is
Not only did he move his feet so fast he should have smoking heels but the fact that he kept his head still throughout all the movements is just crazy.
Definitely couldn't think of a single dance on this entire planet that could be crazier than a single human stomping the ground. For real though that was pretty sweet how the torso remains balanced like a gyroscope, well done. 👍
That is so much fast footwork that’s really precise, yet the dancer could almost balance a book on the head at the same time without dropping it. I have never seen Such a balance strength and athleticism in any dance. I do believe we just saw where the original moonwalk came from though.
I guess you guys are forgetting about the God father of Soul James brown. Go back and look at his footage from the 60’s no one can compare. Mr. Brown did the same dance this guy in the video is doing on one leg plus some splits.
WoW! He made it look so effortlessly elegant and gracious. He was weightlessly floating. So much of effort , passion and practice is hidden behind this performance.
About 30 years ago a radio station here was playing a Bikutsi song, I didn't know how to dance Bikutsi, so I let my body dance how it wanted, not unlike this dance. Then there actually was a moment during which I defied gravity and did not feel any weight. It didn't last long, probably less than a second, but long enough for me to notice. One of the best moments in my life ¦¬)
The feet are impressive, but the biggest thing I see is the upper body isolation. Maintaining an isolation like that when the feet are going crazy is insanely difficult. I've been a dancer for 16 years, and isolations are one of the hardest skills to master. It isn't just a matter of "keeping one thing still". The only part of your body that is trivial to keep still is your feet. Above that, if you're taking steps, the difficulty is to have one movement cancel out another. Think about hip isolation. Without doing anything fancy, anyone can rock their weight from one foot to another. To make it an isolation, you have to bend your spine to neutralize the hip movement so your rib cage stays in place. You essentially have to figure out how much articulation of multiple vertebrae will offset movement generated by the knees. He's bouncing his butt up and down, which means he has to bend his spine in time with the bounce created by his legs and ankles. He's essentially twerking while also doing something akin to a Charleston or shuffle dance with his feet. Crazy.
This guy is floating in the air. It's amazing to watch. Kudos to these people who are keeping their culture alive with little to no support from their governments.
Greetings from Ireland. Brilliant dancing and music. Just goes to show you what beautiful music there is in the world. Mainstream western pop music wouldn't come near this music. Thanks for sharing
@@polemeros Isn’t the word primitive what you use to call my ancestors (Native Americans) also? Then proceed to say aliens built our structures, only because your people never could? Funny how that works.
@@iPhantom287 Which Indian culture are you descended from? Some of them were in fact extremely primitive. Ohlone. Others not. Inca. I don’t know how to respond unless you give me your more specific descent.
I am reminded of the M.I.A. music vid called MATADATAH SCROLL 01 where a Zaouli dancer performs this. That was the first time I saw this dance. Fascinating
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I swear the neighbors kids upstairs practice this dance every Saturday morning at 6am.
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
In my side of the world they live downstairs, but same procedure..
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅
That was not only statisfying, it was insanely hypnotizing.
0:54 it’s almost like a moonwalk but going forward. This is one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen. Phenomenal footwork.
Me, 10 seconds in: "well, it's not that much different than tap dancOHMYGAWD! What the?"
Speechless. Epic moves.
Tod me too, i was like Ballet is ..OOOHMMYYY!!!!
😂😂
Quite an underrated comment lmao!
Lol, I attempted it and became totally confused and tired. 🤣
This is very interesting. It requires huge amount of strength in the legs but also balance. He also creates the illusion as if he was literally floating the entire time - especially when he did the forward moonwalk. Very fascinating.
maybe they out figure out hunger and water issues there besides dancing a a silly dance all day
Why don't u stop being the seed f satan
@@fitnesspoint2006 It doeant bring rain either.
@@fitnesspoint2006 c u next Tuesday. No wonder why nobody likes us
@@fitnesspoint2006 Are you saying that, because you can’t afford that?😂
People underestimate the sheer amount of raw strength you need to do this, you’d need insane legs and a good upper body to remain so still whilst constantly doing little hops. Amazing.
No people just don’t care lol
@@jeffdevc6422 Bad day?
@@jeffdevc6422 at least 37 people care so that’s objectively wrong
@@Nohandle11111 all he said was people don’t care💀 it’s the crybabies like you that need to make everything a problem that are driving us lower and lower💀 be better Brandon
@@4pfCorps Where you dropped?
The fact his upper body doesn't even budge is what blows my mind...
This, while he's bouncing on one leg alone, as he sweeps his other foot through the dust
Oh this is easily one of my most favorite finds on the internet and I could watch Zaouli Dance videos for hours and hours. it's crazy hypnotic stuff.
Michael Jackson: Moon Walk
This guy: Dirt walk
I was about to comment the same thing but with Earth Walk
But…nvm.
Also, at 1:11, Beyonce: all the single ladies
Him: all the single ladies
One of the best Zaouli dancers I've seen, what moves, wow! Buttery glide on his bare toes in gravely dirt. Incredibly elegant foot moves, just wow!!! I love this dance. Can't get enough of it. It imitates wildlife, birds, and animals with those leg moves. Just mind blowing. You better have strong arches for this dance.
Agree with everything you said. He also did the moonwalk btw.
@@Bert_de_Wit Moonwalk is actually different; But you could say it was a different take on the Moonwalk.
@@sgvincent100 Hey, you're very welcome! Just doing me, ya know? What are heroes for?
i went frame by frame and i think the dancer is actually wearing flat soled shoes or at least sandals. still just as impressive imo but i guess the difference is less skin damage by the end of it
how can a ancient dance simulate levitation and stabilization like that? aliens bro...this is humanity imitating its aliens overlords from the past, even the mask has a long skull form.
This is insane to watch. Like I see him gliding forward but still can't figure out the physics -even in theory- of how that's possible and the way he hopped on one leg while sliding the other across, raising dust was 🙌🏼
You should see shufflers 😂 this is easy to do with on dirt. Not so much when you are wearing rubber soles on tile.
Check out modern dance as well!
Ikr?
I was convinced there must be 2 dancers hiding in the same costume.
I'm still leaning toward that theory.
That or maybe they discovered a new toad to lick.
In that case, I would like to try.
@@jupitercyclops6521 i would like to lick the toad too.
@@Saiege i remember when i first started i had to practice without shoes lol, cuz it takes SO much more effort to do the drag with the shoes on a linoleum dance floor lol. mannnn brings me back
The amount of control that dance requires must be insane. I bet he'd be a great roller derby player. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
Goosebumps when he hovers forward
- I call this 'the Mecha Slide'
Getting goose bumps is kind of a weird reaction though.
@@practicalintuition4030 its the magic of inspiration
Very strange.
@@paulb9769 Not strange but amazing.
Honestly to remain so perfectly still in his upper-body while hopping like that, that dude is a fucking monster at exercising
*that dude is an monster athlete
@@houstonswisha143 *that dude is a fucking exersicing athlecian masterater
He doesn’t exercise, he just exists
I swear, people in the third world can do any unremarkable thing and people in the west start salivating at their mouths to show how cultured they are by praising it endlessly . Yet, most of the truly incredible things accomplished by our own people and our ancestors get derided, deconstructed, and overlooked. Imagine knowing someone practices this dance for hours a day, every day, for years, but still having your jaw hit the floor when you learn they are able to do it competently.
The foot movement is incredible but i always find it amazing that from the waist up the body doesn't move, like it doesn't go up, down or anywhere for that matter. Just hypnotic in every way.
I haven't found this boss in elder ring yet
It unlockes hover step, its a broken bloodhound
Elden* ring.
I'm the guy that invaded you and your buddies and cut you all in half with my moonveil katana.
@@SteambieGrimbley9110
That's your fault for over leveling.
Swift Foot: Neighbor of the Upstairs
Bwahhaahaahaha.
At first I was laughing, then the more I studied all the fluid movements of one leg while the other leg keeps the constant hopping pace up and down, the way he seems to float from one place to the next, I gotta say Im super impressed! This takes muscle endurance and stamina like no other dance out there. If you did this dance a few times a week you would never be out of shape in your whole life.
That forward & backwards Moonwalk glide is insane!....
@@_A4A bet he can't do it on solid ground like concrete. (Not saying it isn't impressive though)
My knees would just outright shatter
@@gutz323 you know nothing
@@gutz323 why would he? Who does ransom stupid stuff? That's something that jackass tv would do.
The legs are hypnotising but if you look at his head it literally doesn't move which I think is just as impressive as the footwork. That's a banging tune as well
The skill, balance and stamina is quite staggering..wonderful to watch...
WOW HE LOOKS LIKE HE IS FLOATING ON AIR JUST HIS LEGS AND FEET MOVE. WOW.
Ill bet you can dance like this,just eat a lot of pinto beans and find a nest of yellow jackets .
I bet Michael Jackson could learn a thing or two... Rip MJ
@@kolavec Ill bet he would have tryed it..They learned that when they encountered bees in the ground.
Scary!
These dances are Not physical but spirituality
So impressive! Looks as if he he has jet packs in the soles of his feet...kicking up the dust just adds to the effect. Incredible skill and athleticism.
I was thinking the same thing.
This dance was incredible.
Ditto. Was thinking it's ufo/ jet pack or tornado. Interesting to find out what the cultural symbolism of this dance pertains to
I believe the Black American culture may have the answer if you want to see the most complicated dances ever.
Look up Chicago Footwork by King Charles here on TH-cam. You'll see what I mean.
@@oscarorozco8989 Nobody is talking about Black Americans over here buddy. And i sure don't believe that these people were inspired by Black Americans.
@@andresvalverde5182 Who the hell suggested that a dance tradition possibly going back a thousand years was inspired by African Americans?
And so what if I said there are even more complex dances in AA culture-- even more so than this. Know why I said that? Because this is the place their ancestors came from and this is obviously the foundation of their dancing which is incredible.
Toujours émerveillée face au Zaouli. Trop fière de ma Côte d'Ivoire natale. 🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is wild! It's an optical illusion at the same time as a dance.. It's difficult to even discern much movement to his top half, as if he's floating. That's some talent! 👏👏👏
He's moving so quickly, but with so much control. Looks so smooth
maybe they out figure out hunger and water issues there besides dancing a a silly dance all day
@@fitnesspoint2006 wut?
@@fitnesspoint2006 what a loser copy pasting this reply on every comment. Maybe you ought to figure out how to have better things to do than wasting your time being dickhead
@@fitnesspoint2006 Bro, Speak English.
@@fitnesspoint2006 maybe figure out this ratio then
That occasional burst of speed moving forward is sublime, even that is done with such smoothness, easing, and grace. words fail me
Okay you say "Watch the Feet", my question is: How can you take your eyes off of them? This is not a dance, this is art which transcends its principles & elements to become pure magic. 👏 👏 👏
Wow, the muscles to keep up that foot work. Amazing. I hope the traditional dance is passed it. Thank you for filming and sharing
You can't see on this video, but Zaouli has 6 or 8 breaks that are performed by the musicians and the dancer. Some of those breaks are very complex and the dancer performs them with amazing synchronization.
I've also seen some other videos where the music is played faster, which is incredible. I love Zaouli.
@@Anti_wokeness , How is what he said racist? How did you get there?
What you talking bout #6-8 ‘breaks’ that cant be seen.. but are preformed by other musicians ..
What does that mean?
@@BANSHEEBOY_1974 i never saw anything racist in his statement. He gave the dance good compliments and other musicians and dancers he referred to are other Zaouli dancers from Ivory Coast.
@@BANSHEEBOY_1974
@BANSHEEboy999 th-cam.com/video/yGthiOmcRLI/w-d-xo.html
This is one of the few videos where I can the breaks. It starts at 1'40 seconds. The dancer signals the beggining of the break with some move and the musicians have to pay attention.
You will see some more breaks after. You can see subtle moves of the dancer, and also fast movements with the feet, that are completely coordinated with the rythm.
In the following video you will see a recording from Mamady Keita playing Zaouli with a differente orchestration. He is From Guinea Conakry and made a recreation of Zaouli with the breaks.
th-cam.com/video/1mbAft4vgwU/w-d-xo.html
@@chukwuemekaugonabo3424 Don't mind him. Just a troll looking for attention.
It's like drumming with your feet while defying gravity. Very cool and absolutely amazing.
So powerful but elegant. These dancers warm up the crowd and play with them before the amazing dancing, they are humble.
What do you mean elegant I make about the same moves waiting outside of an occupied bathroom.
Это удивительно! Великолепное владение телом. Можно смотреть бесконечно и продолжать изумляться.
Never seen a foward moonwalk that was crazy Michael Jackson aint got nothing on that
its a sideway moonwalk too, i think. not very visible, it shoud be filmed by front or back.
exactly !!
Yeah it was kind of terrifying
Of course Wacko Jacko ain’t got nothing on this dude or anyone for that matter because he is dead 💀 !!!
If anyone could duplicate this it would be Michael Jackson. Man was crazy about his craft.
It looks almost as if he is ice skating on dirt. thats some crazy stuff right there.
The amount of energy you have to put out to look like you’re almost gliding while moving that much is insane 💀
Wow that's smooth as butter. It's like he has a jetpack on making him sort of float.
Incredible rhythm response, I’m most impressed by how fast he goes on accelerated burts. That’s at least 90bpm.
What do you think of this dance? It’s a native dance here in Michoacán, Mexico th-cam.com/video/vXPDFp7T9Ew/w-d-xo.html
if by 90 you mean two hundred, lmfao
@@Meta9871 the comment is not wrong tho, is more than 90bpm😂
You ever heard of hardstyle? Haha cause that can get up to 180 BPM lol
I measured the BPM it is 135-145 BPM
I keep watching this, it's mesmerizing and the music hypnotic. He has springs in his legs!
Yeah the music is hypnotic
Bro he's like those birds whose head don't move from their place when you move them!!!!
This is hands down one of the coolest dances I've seen. 💯🤙
You can tell that this is incredibly difficult by the fact that he makes it look easy. The mark of a master.
You can also tell how masterous he is by the fact he makes it look like something so difficult done easily.
That doesn't make sense...
Walking also looks easy does that mean that it's incredibly difficult? Unless you are paraplegic.
@@FrancoUnAmericano ask a baby
@@FrancoUnAmericano th-cam.com/video/69ajDYBUsuo/w-d-xo.html
While I agree with your conclusion, the path you took to get there makes no sense.
Dude was levitating smoothly, this is raw talent for sure. Amazing traditional dance.
This looks like typical breakdancing footwork I've seen my whole life, just with fancy ankle dresses
First time I’ve fucking died laughing going “brooooooo” at a dance. This is insane.
It's not the feet moving that makes it difficult - It's keeping the body still while moving the feet.Wow - Insane!
That’s what I was impressed with. His upper body was rock solid and his feet were like they were on springs!
Aww ok, that's what makes it hard. Thanks for the pro tip
Just tried it. Didn't work out
So u also know how to do it?
And the legs dancing separately from each other!
And thats just one fraction of all the mesmerizing beauty of African culture
@Nobody Important no, African culture is correct
@@firstname405 i mean both are correct are are you saying people from Africa isn't human?
@@Elektrikman143 🤡
@@firstname405 please tell me. Am I wrong or did I just hurt your ego?
I love this tradition in Africa love from Italy
This is like the 100th time watching them do it and still be completely amazed
This dance is just out of this world, what a dance!
Incrível👏
Why are there not touring companies of dancer performing around the world this dance?
I love it when the algorithm chucks me something really incredible to watch ♥️ The strength needed to perform in this way is mind blowing and not something I’ve seen before. Great video.
Look for "Chicago Footwork by King Charles" and you'll see the ancestral connection in African American dance culture.
@@oscarorozco8989 I’ve just watched a couple of video and it’s really clear where the moves originate. The same way of holding the upper body straight and the head level while the feet, knees and hips defy the boundaries of logical movement is hypnotic! Thank you for suggesting it 🙂
Ngl that's slick n smooth had me thinking he got wheels in the sole off his feet
“Pay special attention to the fee.” Thank you for the tip. That detail was easy to miss 😀
The dust he lifts makes it's dance look cooler.
Those drums are insanely dope. Such complex variations
His upper body looks like it's on a gyroscope, this is insanely impressive
Me waiting for my brother to get out of the bathroom
🤣😂🤣
😭😂👌
I feel that if a dancer can look like their feet aren't touching the ground then they're doing something particularly cool ...this dance transcends "cool" by several orders of magnitude, so much so that we need a new word to define how awesome it is
It’s sublime
My phone slip from my hands watching those sick butteryy smoothyy leg movements
Impressive. This should be the next social media challenge lol
Not only did he move his feet so fast he should have smoking heels but the fact that he kept his head still throughout all the movements is just crazy.
It’s like magic. His torso is on the same spot all the time whilst his legs are jumping up and down so quickly
I cant figure that shit out, it's trippy
Definitely couldn't think of a single dance on this entire planet that could be crazier than a single human stomping the ground. For real though that was pretty sweet how the torso remains balanced like a gyroscope, well done. 👍
Looks like the dance the three stooges did when the instructor had a bee fly down her back😂
Dude like he's riding a hovercraft or something.
That is so much fast footwork that’s really precise, yet the dancer could almost balance a book on the head at the same time without dropping it. I have never seen Such a balance strength and athleticism in any dance. I do believe we just saw where the original moonwalk came from though.
All the dances in most rap and r&b and even pop music videos are copy catted from these people and their countries.
We're still descendants of Africans so of course everything will still originate from Africa itself.
I guess you guys are forgetting about the God father of Soul James brown. Go back and look at his footage from the 60’s no one can compare. Mr. Brown did the same dance this guy in the video is doing on one leg plus some splits.
@@grandam I don’t think it’s copied so much as passed down through generations…
@@ericae.6547 This was not passed down to Justin Timberlake!!!!!!
Imagine you run up to a legion of guys dressed like this and dancing like this in front of you
Bro someone needs to sample that percussion that shit was fire
WoW! He made it look so effortlessly elegant and gracious. He was weightlessly floating. So much of effort , passion and practice is hidden behind this performance.
About 30 years ago a radio station here was playing a Bikutsi song, I didn't know how to dance Bikutsi, so I let my body dance how it wanted, not unlike this dance. Then there actually was a moment during which I defied gravity and did not feel any weight. It didn't last long, probably less than a second, but long enough for me to notice. One of the best moments in my life ¦¬)
The feet are impressive, but the biggest thing I see is the upper body isolation. Maintaining an isolation like that when the feet are going crazy is insanely difficult. I've been a dancer for 16 years, and isolations are one of the hardest skills to master.
It isn't just a matter of "keeping one thing still". The only part of your body that is trivial to keep still is your feet. Above that, if you're taking steps, the difficulty is to have one movement cancel out another. Think about hip isolation. Without doing anything fancy, anyone can rock their weight from one foot to another. To make it an isolation, you have to bend your spine to neutralize the hip movement so your rib cage stays in place. You essentially have to figure out how much articulation of multiple vertebrae will offset movement generated by the knees.
He's bouncing his butt up and down, which means he has to bend his spine in time with the bounce created by his legs and ankles. He's essentially twerking while also doing something akin to a Charleston or shuffle dance with his feet.
Crazy.
The Irish have been dancing without using upper body for centuries 🍀
It’s sooo freaking smooth. Man how in the actual heck. I wish my footwork was that good. Route running for football would be a breeze
Too short too short too short!!! I can't get enough!!! This is AMAZING!!!!!
This guy is floating in the air. It's amazing to watch. Kudos to these people who are keeping their culture alive with little to no support from their governments.
This is just amazing and the leg muscles must be strong enough to crack coconuts. Beautiful.
Coconut, oh my
He moves like he's wearing rollerskates but he isn't. That's so cool.
You say to watch the feet but the combination of the wild lower half with the smooth and controlled upper half is what makes this so crazy to watch.
Michael Jackson: Moon dance
This guy: Hold my steps! 😂
He makes this look so easy! I can’t fathom doing this. Wow incredible.
man's head hovers like a chicken's
This person is clearly a wizard.
Take all my gold coins, Wizard, I have no quarrel with you.
Been watching this video every day since I discovered it. Too good.
A dance for people above and beyond expert level. 👍
Really a great control over his body. A Master! Happy new 2022, and thanks for sharing 🙏☺️
This makes the manchester shuffle look like a highschool slow dance.
Okay but the way it looks when they were moving around looks inhuman almost like ghost just floating around that soooo cool
Полагаю Майкл Джексон учился танцевать у этого парня!? 5 раз пересмотрела.... браво!
блин я тоже, когда смотрел, это подумал))
Nope, it's Jeffery Daniel from Shalamar, that deserves the credit for that one.
th-cam.com/video/iG2YB9pp484/w-d-xo.html
Love the control... keeping his hips stationary... looks like he's hovering.
Almost looks like he's floating, pretty cool stuff
I feel like I'm watching the human equivalent of a bird of paradise.
Greetings from Ireland. Brilliant dancing and music. Just goes to show you what beautiful music there is in the world. Mainstream western pop music wouldn't come near this music. Thanks for sharing
The athleticism of the dance is impressive. But the music is basic at best. Stop worshipping primitives.
@@polemeros ehh, it’s subject to opinion! to each their own.
@@polemeros Isn’t the word primitive what you use to call my ancestors (Native Americans) also? Then proceed to say aliens built our structures, only because your people never could? Funny how that works.
@@iPhantom287 Which Indian culture are you descended from? Some of them were in fact extremely primitive. Ohlone. Others not. Inca. I don’t know how to respond unless you give me your more specific descent.
seen this before. it's insane. unbelievably difficult.
Is this an indigenous mating call? Truely remarkable. How they seem to mimic the bird-of-paradise courtship dance is rather fascinating.
What is the name of the horns that blare throughout most Zaouli performances???
Astounding! It doesn't seem like the human body could move and not move like that. Brilliant.
Absolutely amazing. Thank you for sharing 🌺🙏🏽🌺
Wow 👌 the posture he makes , makes his body light and quick. And ready to dance.
I've tried this dance since watching, difficult is an understatement.😁😁😁👍👍🤞
Dude this is impossible, hes basically floating
Yes I was about to say that too,I thought he was gonna take off at one point😂it’s a very impressive dance.
Another amazing thing about the dance is the musicians play to the dancers moves. Not dancing to the music. Awesome 👏👏👏👏
I am reminded of the M.I.A. music vid called MATADATAH SCROLL 01 where a Zaouli dancer performs this. That was the first time I saw this dance. Fascinating
In which area of the map do you find this boss encounter?
he has a built-in body stabilizer his feet move so fast but his upper body remains steady, really amazing.