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- Saleem
Generally, you give someone karma if they say something you find helpful, constructive, agreeable, etc.
Although it doesn't carry much weight on this forum (in my opinion), the amount of karma is usually, but not always, proportional to that user's, let's say, "usefulness" on BTF. Correct me if...
This was the only team I couldn't watch that night (as I was backstage), and I regret not being able to. Looked like so much fun because I think you all were having fun on stage, if I'm not mistaken. That's a quality that's hard to find so easily and evidently...makes a huge difference, imho.
Couldn't have said it better myself, Harman. I especially agree with #1 & #3
...I'd also like to add another thing that some comments prior kind of touched on. Many users on BTF choose who to believe based on reputation. I'm certainly guilty of this from time to time. I'm not just talking...
Not quite what I was looking for, but good info. nonetheless!
Ahhh...there we go! Thank you. It must have been "Jatta" instead of "Jagga". Or maybe there are various pronunciations...but that discussion is for another day.
Is it a 6-beat or 12-beat pattern?
Thanks for the help, everyone.
This has randomly been on my mind, but I am aware of step/move called "Jagga", and it is bothering me that I don't know what it looks like. Can someone explain or point it out?
Thanks in advance!
I think I know which "era" of bhangra you're speaking of, but I'd have to respectfully disagree with you to an extent. I think "back in the day", bhangra was still exploring which boundaries could be pushed and what judges/people wanted...which is why we saw such unique routines. I don't think...
Let's not forget Australia that has a small handful of teams. I know Melbourne has at least one. I also know that Singapore and Malaysia have a team or two that perform internationally (culture shows, weddings, etc.).
You took the words right out of my mouth! I was thinking about going back in next year, but after all the circuit it doesn't seem so appealing anymore. Although I want to stay positive for the future and for the younger generation (that never ceases to amaze me with their talent), I hate to...
Not sure if you saw my previous post on this same thread, but perhaps that "Judges Review Sheet" I mention can help teams better understand what to expect once judges are announced the few weeks prior to a competition. If, let's say, all three judges have been previously noted to take points off...