Actually his techniques are repetitive (of course it’s normal), but he definitely freestyles and improvises to the song so that’s why the variation is there, you could tell sometimes when he loses that stream of continuity usually for songs he doesn’t know well, he would go into autopilot which gets quite patterned especially the ground moves and tutting combo. Anyways when it comes down to it, the most important thing is knowing the song in and out, all top tier dancers can beat kill and groove effectively if they know the song, this is a given. Watch waydi or icee or tight eyez from other genres and you’ll see what I mean

That's cap lol

@@chavoloco91 Show me 2 rounds where he's repeated concepts or combos.

@@KiiroSagi Amen. MTpop does not stop improving. He has so many ideas that he can execute and his creativity is amazing. A lot of detail, battle energy, and humor. He is a huge crowd-pleaser. I think he has surpassed some of the best Korean and Japanese poppers to become one of the sickest, freshest, most entertaining popping dancers.

⁠​⁠that thing where he goes down to the offbeats beat to the beat is repeated 1:12 and 5:59. MT pop is incredible but idk why ppl just be saying stuff

Yeah he killed it absolute nuts

Always love watching the audience's reaction to mt pop battles. Especially with max zoom 😅 only thing is that you'd have to keep looping it and panning around but it's worth it!

Me too

also groove n move in switzerland

also Radikal Forze Jam.

Mad respect to Sonya. She has an extremely hard pop. Once she varies the pop within a dance and not always going hard she will dope. Really impressed with her.

Beating Ness was probably the easiest for her, since Ness is a mid-tier dancer at most.

@@lollern1234567 what?!? Ness is mid? 🤦🏾‍♂️

Honestly, yes. The way I see his dance he usually does EB style, right? But compare him to almost anybody else doing EB style, and you notice how is arms are flailing around and usually dropped, how his turns and rolls don't have the correct technique and looks sloppy, how he repeats himself in the second round (always) and other things. He does have some funk and groove, but hes a mid-tier popper at best. MT Pop is light years ahead, so is Greenteck, so is Jaygee, Hoan, Hozin, Slim boogie and so on. @@soulstart89

DUDE THIS COMMENT!!! I noticed him as the most engaged bboy when it comes to other dance styles. Respect.

Arent you greenteck fanboy ?? I saw on another video u said teck is the GOAT??

Mm hes the goat at ducking mt pop

Haha 😂😂

I know it is a legend da beatslaya tune, but can't recall the name. If you search through his songs, I am sure you will find it. Especially his older tracker like around 2013.

Worq Ya Body Legend Da Beatslaya

Prince Ali has won before too

Was gonna say Prince Ali but someone beat me to it

Ali has won before. And I love MT, that’s my crew mate but he did not reintroduce strutting to American battles or battles in general. Tbh people care more because they give people who aren’t from America more credit than American dancers who have been doing it. That’s just being honest. It’s still Playboyz Inc either way tho. But guys like Stix, Ali, Money B, Future, Rashaad etc they have been pushing strutting in America and outside the country and there wouldn’t be an MT Pop of today without them and the OGs of course

Nike Air Max 1 " Parisienne"

Legend da beat slaya track not sure the title off top of my head

Worq ya body by Beatslaya😎

Worq Ya Body - Legend Da Beatslaya

Behind the camera guy??

yes with red pants

Because you didn't watch the previous battles. Sonya used this style before so it is a little boring comparing to MT POP with his new style.

These people know most of these songs by heart. It wouldn't be fair to play two different songs each round.