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- Saleem
You can break down the styles of sets and dancing seen in the US into three categories:
Category 1: Folk Josh Simple Bhangra (innovate through their dancing ability)
-Innovative through their dancing and ability to implement folk elements into a set.
-Sets are pretty damn good still.
Teams...
Negative:
1. Repetitive af formations (khundey and saaps started the same way). 2 lines formations were done countless times.
2. The performance looks lazy. Low legs. There are just times that some josh needs to be put into bhangra, and I don't see any of those moments.
3. Set was cookie...
2:32 execute that move a little better as a team and it will pop so much more.
There were a lot of sick little motions that only some people hit. If everyone hit them, i think it will push this performance even further.
Keep it up!!!
-Sahab
When Furteelay went to BIT6 last year, we were utterly surprised. Whenever I've personally gone to a folk comp, it has been very disorganized. I began to associate the two together, disorganization and folk. BIT6 broke the stereotype!
It looks to be the competition is building off the success...
Glad to see the new style. If there was a category for creativeness, I would take a good deal of points away from that. I see a STRONG similarity in your choreo to FCB and CMU , but I wont knock you too hard on that because you have to start somewhere.
During formations, ensure that dancers...
NJ has been/will be at every comp this fall semester!
1. Legacy- Waris
2. PCS- Folk Lovers
3. Six- Elite
4. GOT- Ankhiley
5. Boston- Diyan Mutiyaran
6. Burgh- Ankhiley
Just waiting for Warriors
Idk if i'm missing one
Art! I find it hard to critique because it is like I'm trying to critique Punjabi culture lol
I wanna do a Furteelay vs. GCC rematch. @WBBC @Howie Magz @Ankush make it happen
First off, I think this is one of your most exciting performances. It feels like a different style from your team's usual approach. The intro was very exciting to watch. A lot of teams have been doing a folk intro like that, but the added intricate moves made it more attention grabbing than...
@bparikh
Key words: patience and vision.
Patience: No one becomes a master over night. A lot of cleaning and teaching is tedious (especially with a group of new dancers), and if you don't have patience you won't make it. Often, other team members will doubt you, and tell you to move on or...