Holy crap! 2:20!! I'm sooo glad they included that move from the film! I swear. It's the best move EVER. It should be a law that every Hairspray production or performance of this song needs to use that move there, haha. This made me so happy! Great job.
briatthedisco we're using this song for my jazz recital and my teacher just can't seem to figure that move out, she had to teach it to us without really knowing it herself 😂
@@connormurphy9774 The term n*gro is extremely derogatory and has no place in any modern-day presentations especially a dance competition where young impressionable children are.
I understand this comment was 2 years ago but I think it’s in purpose since in the movie they wanted people who were perfect not people who were overweight or a different skin color🤷
I understand that the song says "nice white kids" and that they wanted to honour it however it was really wrong to exclude dancers of colour and only allow white dancers to compete in this dance.
It's more than likely that there were no people of color in this age group at this studio. Growing up I lived in a small suburban town with the majority of the population being white and as a result had no people of color in my age group at my studio either. Blaming the studio for exclusion isn't fair to them when it's possible that they didn't have the option to include dancers of other races at all.
Holy crap! 2:20!! I'm sooo glad they included that move from the film! I swear. It's the best move EVER. It should be a law that every Hairspray production or performance of this song needs to use that move there, haha. This made me so happy! Great job.
briatthedisco we're using this song for my jazz recital and my teacher just can't seem to figure that move out, she had to teach it to us without really knowing it herself 😂
I was thinking the same!!!!! Love that move....
What is the dance called
Greatly agreed. James Madison did an excellent job bringing us all to love it
that is amazing. the symmetry is almost perfect
These kids are great! Very entertaining act.
wow. this is amazing.
This is crazy!!!amazing!!!!!!!!!!
Did you place first? Cause this is amazing!!!! The kid who played Corny was amazing! Same with the rest of the group!!!!
Amazing.. and I see what yoi did with the rainbow XD (look in the background ppl)
Anya Carpenter OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
unbelievable!! amazing!!
once a month we have our....RAINBOW DAY! O_o lol
Wow this is amazing.. I could not stop smiling!!! Awesome work!!!!!
And ounce a mounts we have our "Rainbow day!"😂. Better luck next time
WAIT LOOK AT THE BACKGROUND THATS WHY OMG
@@connormurphy9774 You are either incredibly ignorant, racist or just inane.
estelle whyte what? It’s part of the song what are you talking about.
@@connormurphy9774 The term n*gro is extremely derogatory and has no place in any modern-day presentations especially a dance competition where young impressionable children are.
@@estellew4773 shes talking about the dance competition name on the backdrop…. “Rainbow day”
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Amazing but all the girls have like the same hairstyle
I understand this comment was 2 years ago but I think it’s in purpose since in the movie they wanted people who were perfect not people who were overweight or a different skin color🤷
Why tf is Fender a female lmao. I play him in my show. I'm s h o o k
I understand that the song says "nice white kids" and that they wanted to honour it however it was really wrong to exclude dancers of colour and only allow white dancers to compete in this dance.
It's more than likely that there were no people of color in this age group at this studio. Growing up I lived in a small suburban town with the majority of the population being white and as a result had no people of color in my age group at my studio either. Blaming the studio for exclusion isn't fair to them when it's possible that they didn't have the option to include dancers of other races at all.