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A.K.A Kid Cudi... wattup heeraKala_J said:preettyy goodd. shout out to heera in the silver haha.
i believe they each took out a flower.Gurvir said:2 questions....
1) did they seriously kick their khunday?
2) what was it they like pulled out of their vests when they were like kneeling down?
yup it was a flower I really like the performance and the gimmicks shout out to my buddy Fravi and SunnyKala_J said:i believe they each took out a flower.Gurvir said:2 questions....
1) did they seriously kick their khunday?
2) what was it they like pulled out of their vests when they were like kneeling down?
onkar cheema - chardi kalaKaran V said:can sumone plz post the song at 5:38
Understandable, but there was a pretty recent discussion about how even in india, props are literally thrown off stage. Esp. saaps, i forget the video that showed it. In addition, they werent kicking a prop for the intention of getting it out of the way or being disrespectful. It was part of the gimmick... i get where you're coming from, but i just don't think it qualifies as disrespect.Varun said:bmw def puts effort in being creative...but its really disrespectful in traditional bhangra to kick props. Just a musician respects his intstrument, a bhangra dancer should respect their saaps, dangs, and katos. One time i left my saap lying on the hotel room floor and our old sarangi player explained to me how a saap is like a saaz, and no one is supposed to disrespect the saaz (instead you matha tek it)
aside from that, good performance boys. i cant wait to see what u bring at bruin
Yeah, I remember pointing that out and asking about that. That India team pretty much chucked the saaps off stage to get it out of the way. The consensus was that a saap was just a prop and making kicking saaps an unneeded taboo.Kush said:Understandable, but there was a pretty recent discussion about how even in india, props are literally thrown off stage. Esp. saaps, i forget the video that showed it. In addition, they werent kicking a prop for the intention of getting it out of the way or being disrespectful. It was part of the gimmick... i get where you're coming from, but i just don't think it qualifies as disrespect.Varun said:bmw def puts effort in being creative...but its really disrespectful in traditional bhangra to kick props. Just a musician respects his intstrument, a bhangra dancer should respect their saaps, dangs, and katos. One time i left my saap lying on the hotel room floor and our old sarangi player explained to me how a saap is like a saaz, and no one is supposed to disrespect the saaz (instead you matha tek it)
aside from that, good performance boys. i cant wait to see what u bring at bruin