Yo that'd would be so cool. Dancers are most def athletes anyway

nooo because it would become a sport instead of what it is: an art. Then the guys with the most "tricks" would win disregarding on how well they interpret the music or how well connected their tricks are by proper foundations. I mean, that's what I see happens to gymnastics and figure skating, sports that are supposed to have an artistic side but at the end the one with the most tricks wins no matters how bad his/her choreo and interpretation

@@viviantriana5146 I mean tbf the same thing happens in dance battle competitions. Take a look at Rochka vs Paradox, Rochka wins by playing characters and doing huge moves meanwhile Paradox has way more finesse and seems more connected to the music. Guess who wins?

@chitty chitty bang bang Yes Paradox does big moves too ofc, that's a part of dance. My point is Rochka basically does a bunch of big moves/beatkills without really hitting much in the beat. Take rochkas first beatkill for example. He essentially doesnt dance to the entire intro of the song just to wait for the beatkill. Then watch Paradox and you can see he's dancing the entire intro and hitting sounds that Rochka is completely ignoring. You're 100% right that big moves don't necessitate worse dancing. In fact, large movement when used correctly can demonstrate a lot of musicality. When used simply for the purpose of playing a character or winning the crowd it doesn't interest me because they're still ignoring so much musical detail. For the record, I've probably watched that battle at least 50 times. Both dancers are nice and can be learnt from. I'm not trying to act as if Rochka has bad musicality because he does "beatkills". You need good musicality to beatkill well. My point is in his rounds he essentially only goes for beatkills and ignores a lot in the music.

@@garethreynolds9061 nah bro Rochka straight up won that battle dance-wise. New shoeless Paradox has lost a lot of impact, he can't do hard hitting moves with just socks so it limits his variety. Rochka has all kinds of moves in his arsenal, from smooth to hardhitting while 2019+ Paradox is mostly smooth moves. It was a close battle but Rochka edged him out on dynamics and variety.

Why? What happened?

bryan gadiana cause Paradox sent Laurent packin

Did you guys really just commenting on my 3 years old comments

BatnotBad it happens 🤷🏿‍♂️😂

​@@batnotbad2561 u still alive !!?

Yea man i was Praying for Alex to make it to the Finals, but yea Paradox deserved it too.

Alex style is smooth man. He making it look eazy but its not eazy .. He dances with the soul and making so nice concepts. The transitions he make are SMOOTH! For me Alex is one of the kings of freestyle :)

+MGftw1 Finally somebody sees it

for exemple in my case I watched alooot of battle starring alex i freaking never paid attention to him, thinking he was boring etc...... Now am all over alex commenting how ninja he is. Go figure why

Paradox Kill both rounds.

I mean he got smoked in this battle so idk you can see it in his face when Alex did his thing.

I see your point but tbh groundwork is one of his strengths. Even if the move looks simple, its his execution that makes the difference.

Those look like some Vans "Old Skool" cause i see the line on. Search on that info and try to find them :)

What? Choreography? This is straight freestyle my friend. I know it's pretty incredible.

Tristan Lovell yeah man some of these are practiced shorts sequences or short choreo. Like paradox explains that he creates and practices short routines on KZfaq. A lot of dancers do it. Les twins , shaadow sefiroth etc. it adds to their dance vocabulary

Chris Calam oh word that makes more sense,thanks

A lot of dancers practice some sequences beforehand to know ahead of time how to transit between sets of move, especially if you are going to switch your flow (like going for upright movement to ground floor). But at least 80% of the rest is freestyle.

still waiting for the first song

@Abdelhadi Elatri yeah man J Dilla - E=MC2 (Instrumental) enjoy the labb

First is mc2 by j dilla ft common, second I don't know

piola ese tema

What. Paradox beat the shit out of him in the first round. He’s lucky he got a second chance

Right? I think they've been sitting back and letting Baloo and Idriss represent. Maybe we'll see more Charmant, Yann, or even possibly junbox next year

Yea, i really like those grey rod lavers, but on Amazon you can find some in other colors for very good prices.

lol non c est de la strategie

Nigga its a Hip Hop Battle, have some respect for the OGs you weirdo

@@Lionelmachtvideos You said it homie, It's a "Hip-Hop" battle. The music was trash for a battle. Cool if you want to rock with that for your personal though. I got much respect for OG's, and speaking of respect, I'm not ya nigga sir. But I do thank you for taking the time to comment. Peace!

@@davidphillips1845 Lmao i should control my rude ass, my bad man, God bless u🙏🏽

David Phillips it’s 100% hip hop.

UNIVERSE OF DANCE From the 70's maybe. I repeat- the music sucked for this battle 😕

David Phillips the music is good especially the first song and it’s not from the 70s but even if it was that doesn’t matter its still hip hop.. wtf you want them to play? Lil Yachty? 😑

UNIVERSE OF DANCE A matter of taste I suppose. I meant that the beat is overly simplistic with not enough tics and change ups to make for a good dance battle. Also, if this came on a club, would people rush to the floor? Not great for a battle or just to get hyped to in general. That's just my humble opinion.

Do you have any idea who J Dilla is lmao?

No u