Basically, “Never let them know your next move”

It's old news. No one wants to see this 80s Rockstar dance

Yes I hate to admit, I

Thank you. Omg I'm so sick of seeing the same damn thing. Technique what happen to feeling and passion. Having good technique is just one part of dancing. I've seen people with little technique but was able to make me cry, laugh or just simple stare. Just going by technique is boring.

Dominic Sandoval, I think.

And the steps of the sneeze being.. on... the... beat.

New Dimension definitely got some beautiful screenshots for the grandkids one day haha

@@smac Just dawned on me too that your original routine would be the perfect audition for America's Got Talent. Your personality is as large as your dancing is and America would go insane over it!

That is why I love it so much, it is FUN. Sometimes people may have impeccable technique but I'm bored, I smiled for every second of this routine.

Myana Pace hehe I only just made it public right now!! Thankyou so much 😊😊

People are just finding out about SMac i bet her youtube channel got a huge increase of followers after the episode of SYTYCD. Never seen anything like it. Also on SYTYCD channel is has tons more views! :)

John Abbott heart wrenching is fun!!

@@smac Too true. When I'm teaching improv, I explain to students that when you hear the audience say "awwwwe", its worth a hundred laughs. Its the hardest thing for comedians to learn.... that you have to let people in before the audience will truly feel for you. And once they feel for you? Then you're an entertainer, and you can do anything. Kill it, Smac. Make those poor bastards feel everything you've ever felt. Make them say "awwwwe"

John Abbott So True. It's like the best Adam Sandler movies are his later ones that could be funny and still give that heartfelt moment like Click when he's crying about his father dying and how much of his life he missed or 50 first dates when they're being so sweet together. They are much better movies than some of his very early ones that were more hit you over the head with slapstick, because they layer in the emotions and they have room for subtle comedy too, like again click when he wakes his parents up to tell his dad how much he loves them and then when he leaves his dad turns to his mom and is like when we're up (hinting he wants to fool around) and she's like if you massage me first and he's like, never mind back to bed. It's relating back to an earlier joke that men want to skip that part and it's funny at how quickly he changes his mind, plus it's the right size joke for the touching moment that just happened. Plus comedic timing takes more acting chops than just about anything. It's like some of the best silly ditzy characters are some of the smartest women like Jennifer Tilly or going back to Marilyn Monroe. Actual bad acting is just awful, but an actress playing a terrible actress or a naive girl who doesn't understand what's going on around her takes brains to pull it off.

@@MommyOfZoeAndLiam This is why one of my favorite actresses is Christina Applegate. She's just... outstanding

John Abbott Absolutely! Kelly Bundy was a fabulous character and only got better (and dumber) throughout the show's run. And Christina Applegate was in Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead! Which is one of my favorites. She and Keith Coogan play their characters so well. Speaking of, I think Keith Coogan is such an underrated actor, I can't think of too many of his movies, but that one, and Toy Soldiers are 2 of the best and such completely different genres.