kojy l9br5cis b-day

@@feralmode This is Ballett at its finest; the Russians don`t play around they are the best and they prove it with the orchestra too. Age doesn`t matter; the best musicians are playing regardless of age.

@@feralmode I don`t think it could be; there is something seriously wrong with most young people nowadays... Incompetence, I think is the word... You`re not sure about the Russians being the best at the ballet? Look at Nina Kaptsova go! Who could be better than her? Her Russian Trainor, lol!?

Can I use this for motion capture, please ? 🤔🤔🙂🙂🤗🤗

@@hatsunemikuchannel2023 Go for it!

She makes it look so easy to do, she flies across the stage so effortlessly. I'm not a dancer but I know that behind this beautiful performance there are years of practice and infinite dedication

The turns looked amazing!! She made the turns look so easy

True, it’s so incredible to watch!🤩

Ikr like no hate to gymnasts not saying all are like that but like some seem kinda stiff and it looks hard or something

P q s t e l e x i gymnasts?

The best.

Masha Kalinina Ballet may have been invented in Italy and France but it was refined and invigorated in Russia 🇷🇺

Yes, yes, Chaykovsky from Italy, Khachaturjan from France... She is say about school, idioto! Конченные знатоки балета, млять...

@@user-qf9fk5fc4z согласна с вами.

@@user-qf9fk5fc4z Khachaturian was Armenian tho

But then you ended up as a callgirl which is also a very nice job.

@@UmVtCg except it says Cali girl so maybe you should put on your reading glasses

@@kizeliz Poteto, potato

After seeing a ballet at 3 yo I dreamt of being a ballerina, or at least do dance and pointes, and now, 12 years later, I’m here, doing dance for 9 years, and pointes since 4 years ! I definitly fulfilled my dream and that was the best decision of my life !

Then you realized how much work it takes.

Yes, I agree completely

I agree. Nina was just beautiful. I can't imagine seeing this in person:)

Totaly agree! Superb!

Simp

I absolutely agree!!

yes. ;-;

yee

C i t i x they meant years of training to get the role

You just reached 2.1 likes because I liked your comment

🤣

XD

Haha

LMAO

🤣🤣🤣

Me

Not me......

I'm a ballae dancer

@@pypermcdoniugh2882 congratulations!

Me, I quit ballet like 8 or 7 years ago, so I was like 2 or 1 when I quit. And I’m 9 now.

Nina conveys perfection in this very difficult variation. She is graceful and has a solid technique C 💟💟💟

There are a lot of hate mongers in this world that think if it isn't something they like it's trash. Pop Snots. The kind of folks that call people who like classical anything opera snobs.....I've heard that one too many times....so now they are ... Pop Snots. Comes around, goes around. Fire with fire. Necessary.

The Prima Ballerinas who's dancing is being compared to this dance haha

Emmanuel Macron Ah oui oui that’s what I was about to say 😂😂😂💕

Boxing Bro yeppp 🤣😂

This woman: I think not!!

Emmanuel Macron Ah oui oui mais- WTFF

@Boxing Bro hold my point shoes

Eve Sav

welcome song

Eve Sav omg yea

Eve Sav omg I loved the nutcracker that is the only way I know this ballet

+Merayah Cunninghan i have seen the nutcracker ballet and love it. very graceful. so.much poise. i so.enjoyed the nutcracker.

SIMP

@@darco9652 Troll detected

Brilliant metaphor!!

@@helenchelmicka3028 that was a simile

I like your mom, she sounds like a very smart woman. I've learned and rehearsed this variation and, let me tell you, by the time you're done you feel like you could just fall out.

Lex is a bat I remember when I was little and I always wanted to dance this part! My mother told me a lot about how hard ballet truly is she couldn’t be more right !

@Aiman Maraidi me too

Ur mom is right

My mom was a ballet dancer and shes going to teach me some more ballet lessons

U are so bad

Shoes aren't for nois unless,you where tap dancing!

@@pypermcdoniugh2882 bis stop insulting her, at least she can spell unlike u

@@pypermcdoniugh2882 you clearly don't know what you're talking about. Pointe shoes are very hard, so they make noise when you land from a jump. That's generally what happens when two hard surfaces meet suddenly, and pointe shoes obviously have to be hard to support the dancer en pointe.

@@pypermcdoniugh2882 you don't know what are you talking about. Pointe shoes MAKE noise. They are really hard. Especially at jumps they are usually heard when they touch the floor

Probably tiring more than really difficult

it's not that hard once you're used to it ! after having to do it for hours and hours it feels natural

snuggles s ikr

snuggles s lol 😂

Ehh, you get used to it.

F

Yes, like a graceful swan.

*Only 18* 👇👇👇 274449.loveisreal.ru

Simp

SIIIMP

A mi también!!

Yes.

lol,sorry,but Russians don't really say the b word tho

Kristina Antonovich They do. Блять

Kristina Antonovich whatever it’s a joke tho

@@kristinaanto it´s just a joke chill..

Yes, the perfect moment and the artist’s capture.

Anna Gonzalez I know right!

Anna Gonzalez I know this is the best variation

Jenni & Sammy it's so dainty looking too so pretty 😍

It's lovely. A friend's feet used to bleed from practice. Very, very difficult.

Speaking as a dancer, it always should😂

flawless indeed.

I watch Russian ballet too when 8 get any negativity. It is like a balm on my soul. Especially performance like hers

Agreed, Nina epitomizes elegance! C❤

Is this the only dance the sugar plum fairy is in? Ive never seen the whole production, just some clips of this dance on youtube.

@@sandracaraballo9830 She's in one other which is the pas de deux (I think it spelled it wrong) and that is a duet. But yea she's not really in the ballet for that long.

Agreed! %100... these dances are an honor to do for them..

I dream to be clara

A liiitttlleeee scientific there bud ;-; i couldnt read it all i was WAYY too lazy UwU

She clearly weighs nearly nothing.

*a sugarplum fairy* okay ill go

DeadlyHiccups no that was good, come back next year

saafiiiraa She/He means that she’s not making any sound with the pointe shoes.

saafiiiraa believe it or not, it’s VERY difficult doing that. it doesn’t matter if she’s skinny, it doesn’t help at all

I couldn't agree with you more!!

you're absolutely right

Agree

حلو

Sylla Atlas totally agree. Worth sharing with my friends

Sylla Atlas ii

اني اريد اصير راقص بالي

Im 14 and i heard that most ballerinas started when they were around 3 or 4 so I thought it was too late for me😅

@@thebeesknees8420 It's too late to become a professional once you hit puberty, but it's never too late to take it up as a hobby 😃

@@heyryanisonx3141 no! it may be harder once you hit puberty and may think it's impossible, but i'm sure if you work hard you'll be able to become professional!❤

11 y•o is how old I am and I am planning to start ballet 😌✨

I took lessons when I was 5 yr until 12, then something hit my head and quit, now I'm 55 and due to pandemic started classes again !

Veronica Reed and here effortless peca turns

Italians invented ballet.

@@dedeadam9698 not exactly true. One of the French kings established the basic steps and movements of classical ballet.

No, classical ballet was invented in Russia, before classical it was known as romantic ballet. Check the Wikipedia

"Before classical ballet developed, ballet was in a period referred to as the Romantic era. Romantic ballet was known for its storytelling, and often held a softer aesthetic. Classical ballet came to be when a ballet master by the name of Marius Petipa (who is considered to be one of the greatest choreographers of all time) took Romantic ballet and combined it with different aspects of Russian ballet technique (as Petipa was once a choreographer and ballet master at Mariinsky Ballet). Elements pulled from these things include the storytelling found in Romantic ballet, and the athleticism of Russian technique. Therefore, a new era of ballet, which later became known as the classical era, began."

@Sue Muffin that is a bit weird. maybe she shouldn't eat bad foods before performing?

it doesn't get any better than this

@Kaitlin Deramus pyotr in russian

Based on a German book 😂

He was half Russian. His other half was German and French.

If U knew... U would have anchored yourself : )

Fev ONE REALLY GOOD LONG AND WET FART Will scare away the Sugar Plum Fairy...LOL

@Palmtree Media This made me giggle.

tweekee1 Pervert.

aww

Agree

That sounded like yuri telling phichit he made the music his

> All her hits are when the music hits. I see it totally different, like music and her dance share no points in time. It makes me feel weird cause a lot of people here says that timing was good

@@iksde2659 oh friend, only if you can dance as good as her.

Her turns are so in-sync with the beats!

H by u

KEVIN!!!

Same :>

I'm reminded of the movie Barbie and the Nutcracker

@@ES11777 whats a nutcracker??

It fits the role and is generally desired in almost every form of dance. And it helps keeping up the spirits when it gets tough ;)

Dumbass! She is forced to smile.Even in pain. People like you just make me sick.

Just show her respect for real hard work you jerk.

@@FlaminiaJulia When I use to do Ballet we wore told to smile on stage.

@@ladytempress3824 take your meds .....

So true! :)

When I was little I was thinking it was difficult but not impossible with training... since, I take some dance class, i’m rn in my 4th year of learning to do pointes, and all I can say is PAIN and « Hey that’s unfair, how can she stay that longer on pointes without falling ? HOW CAN SHE DO 3 TURNS ON PIROUETTES ?? »

Amen to that. She's insanely talented.

I know it sucks I had to do that for an 45 minute show. Just standing there.

How to do it perfectly, not have add or adhd

I would hate that

Laura AHernandez shout out to every corps dancer

I agree with you! There's this sort of delicacy, fluid movement, precision and weightlessness that I didn't see in any other performances. Even Lauren Cuthbertson from the The Royal Ballet didn't give me the same feeling. Her movement is not as 'open', and sometimes feels heavy. It may also has something to do with how Nina's body is built. She is very petite and her bones are very delicate.

@@pativi6643 Рост Нины Капцовой 165 см.

+Clara Layani ikr

that's our job :)

Yeah, she could of made a mistake, but we don't know, cus we don't know every single move she is going to make.

Technic

That's the point. In ballet, all our teachers tell us to try and make it look easy, even though getting up to that point is so hard.

Or you could start taking recreational dance classes? You can dance in this life too. :)

***** you are right thanx

***** No, it isn't.

sole dela fuente And also have a great fucking English Teacher

can you speak f///////// Spanish get a teacher

Kevin R. Free ME TOO it was really cool I remember when I came up to the turns in practice I was turning so fast I smacked myself into the mirror lol

Baby Cakes

Candid Candy haha awe p.s: love the eleven fan art on your pfp

Candid Candy I don't understand how people say it's worth it...

Faith ikr

I bet she could carry things I'd need a forklift for. :0)

@Crow There's a difference between being 'skinny' and 'muscular and toned'. 'Skinny' is a person with a low fat percentage but also a low muscle mass, with a borderline unhealthy weight. A 'muscular and toned' person also has a low fat percentage, but their weight is appropriate as they compensate their lack of fat with muscle mass. Nina Kaptsova is muscular and toned, not skinny, and she's most likely healthier than 99% of the people around. Besides, petite frames are quite typical for Eastern European women. Just because borderline obese people have become the norm in the US and the UK, it doesn't mean that's how it should be.

Alex she could put an ass kicking on someone

@@edoardoruggeri1 well that was uncalled for. Just because someone looks unhealthy and thin doesn't mean anything about obesity. One can be unhealthy and underweight as well. Look at Gelsey Kirkland and Ballanchine wanting to see bones. That certainly is unhealthy and has nothing to do with obesity.

@@user-ms1ie3jn1l ...what? Of course you can be unhealthy and underweight. Who said otherwise? The point is that we're so used to seeing oversized people nowadays in the Western world that we forget that that is not the normality, and when someone like Kaptsova turns up she is branded as unhealthy while she is just incredibly fit.

dobie gal I want to through a dozen roses!

Yess

I just can`t get over how totally fucking amazing Nina Kaptsova is; she is like an elegant, fairy, sent down from The Goddess like an angel. She definitely deserves her own castle for being so awesome! If someone described how great she was, I wouldn`t have believed them, but seeing is believing; absolutely fabulous!

Nina told me She would prefer cash, jewels, stocks, bonds and or real estate and She also loves antiques of the highest quality and please, don`t kill the flowers by throwing them at Her! Thank you for your support!

Me to

aureliomanalo 4rrfv9ooooiiiuuuuyyu

aureliomanalo it’s not a human body it’s a dancers body 😂😂

That's because you eat

Yes, we dancers are hard workers and work for what we want

@@elisethacker9154 actually, everybody does that in life.

The Sugar Plum Fairy (Nina Kaptsova) is an absolutely fabulous and amazing, angel!

It's nearly Christmas now and I'm searching for The Nutcracker to watch 😁 If found one by Maurice Bejart, looks really good 👍😍

Yessss

It’s Christmas Eve today but this was posted a year ago 😂

Lol it's almost summer break for me 😂

I love she. I dance ballet. I am 12.she is a very very beutiful.

+Nice Girl really? i had no idea

+Mr. Lopez 2681 hahaha, i'll check it out. i live in italy and i saw a few videos on youtube and on tv of ballet, and went to events and so, but what i mean is i've heared people clapping hands and saying bravo, but not as much as they do here lol

+Mr. Lopez 2681 they say bravo in the US just like everyone else

***** You said it sounds like a sporting event. It doesn't lol

Soon-kyu Park your never to old or to young to dance as long as you are happy and you work hard.

wow what a great response, i am a classically trained pianist and i danced. I can no longer do either because of an illness attacked my body. What you said is right. I'm an artist in my heart. bless you xx

OMG KIM NAMJOON? Is that you? 😅❤

try reading the manwha like a butterfly, it's really inspiring♡

ARMY

Me too

I was thinking of going back. It's not like it's impossible to learn as an adult. They just tend to market the classes to parents. But you can learn it as an adult too. Probably learn faster with an adult's brain anyway. And I don't know if I could handle the pressure and drama of performing as a child as easily.

Same

Same!!!!!

ARMYYYYY

I think it is easy once you have learnt it of by heart like me and others

It doesn't look easy at all! Wtf

Niela Neira honestly

@Morgan 123 You don't know what upset is hahaha. Anyway, I was just pointing out that the comment is sorta stupid because if you think dancing like that looks easy, you need to get your eyes checked.

@Morgan 123 Now now, who's getting upset?

My Cousin has been dancing Ballet since she was five (21 now) I swear she's anti gravity.

YEA you'r RIGHT

Shinja Okinawa any videos of her on KZfaq?

I flip u flip at ballet

Janice Castillo bgf

***** Sorry,haha, but my ideology is that, I'm loyal to the Führer and I'm not a bad person for that. And, yes, I love the darkness too. :D

Is not to the dead,can you read Mein Kampf..? Is passion, love and loyalty for your country...Is about really care about your land, not only money money and money. Tell me your name haha, you see, I'm Marie :D

Haha , I think maybe you're right,and I would like to talk to you in another place,not in youtube haha, maybe email. If you want, of course, I don't want to sound in a innapropiate way. :)

Marie Darkness What a fucking flat chest.

Foxy I think you got lost. Ballet is not for fans of hamburgers and cola.

+Withror Pendragon If I tried to dance something like that, I would just throw up.

Thank you haha

the dude hey thank you. I mean there are a lot of people who dont really understand what ballet is about or it's just Not their dance style. That totally ok. But there are also a lot of people who Arent Interested in it and Start to unsult ballet dancers like "you are just twirling around wearing a tutu" or "All you do is jumping around" thats so dissrespectful ! So thank you for Not being like this :) (and sry for my english)

It Looks Painful And It Sends Chills Down My Spine That People Do This So Good. I Saw A Few Times Where SHE BENT HER FOOT IN THE MIDDLE. Like How? They Are Jello And Its Amazing.

Tech_Demon it’s called foot arch, some ballerinas may be born with it but most have to stretch them ceaselessly in a very young age in order to get that beautiful arch.

No damm

I wish all our cultures could start just getting along already...

@@kaberus7565 gotta respect them Russians tho

watch the video "top 30 Russian composers"

@Purebred Shekelberg What does that have to do with getting along? I'm better than most of my friends and we get along. ;]

True. Very true. ✨

👍😊

2020

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

she already did

Michael Navarro Ikr

her toes are fine

Michael Navarro belive it or not, those shoes don't hurt as bad as you think. It's when you stop standing on your toes they hurt so it's better to stay baleced on your toes rather than fert

Anna Lyman if you live in West Europe or in the US, the Bolshoi ballet have a contract with them where they would broadcast live performances in certain cinemas (Pathe in West Europe). I buy season tickets every year. Kaptsova was in 2 broadcasted performances this year.

@@ottovonbismarck5007 which performances? I thought she wasn't a prima anymore.