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New England Bhangra Club @ Bhangra Fever 5

jfried

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Yeah, this is why I thought these girls had a chance at placing at BBC, depending on how the judging went down. Undeniable talent, great energy, a very fun set and great interaction with the crowd.

Amazing to keep it together when your music skipped twice, too. Only feedback is that there were times when it looked like the yellow jodi dropped behind for a move or two, and one of the orange jodis could have opened her saap a little wider. Otherwise, great performance(s), and can't wait to see what you guys do next.
 

sangeensingh

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I dont think ive ever seen a all girls team use so many manly songs before...hahaha, but to be honest, I like it. If girls are doing a dance that was "made for" men, it should be completely ok for the songs to refer to them as men too, right? (lol i feel like im going to get a lot of shit for this)

Im not trying to call out these ladies sexuality, but simply for the purposes of bhangra, there are only a limited amount of powerful songs that lyrically work for all girls team (if any?), and just like NEBC did, teams can take advantage of feminine aspects, along with having a powerful side to their song selection.

Anyways, I like it.
 

ankita.janakiraman

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Thank you so much for all your great feedback! It means a great deal and we will be taking everything that has been said into consideration for our future performances.This is just the beginning for New England Bhangra Club and we hope to improve with every performance/ competition and make a permanent mark on the Bhangra circuit! Thank you once again and keep the comments coming!!:)
 
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