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first thing that came up to my head LOL .... usually you would expect a mistake or two but that was a fuckin clean ass performance. Definatley a dangerous teamthisguy said:And this didn't place....why?
you know the mix is already posted, right? lolDjDhol-E said:mix is crazy
cant wait till someone posts it up !
DjDhol-E said:mix is crazy
cant wait till someone posts it up !
|Jessica said:you know the mix is already posted, right? lolDjDhol-E said:mix is crazy
cant wait till someone posts it up !
Tight routine! i love those kids, man. TOO CUTE!
Thanks bro, totally see what your trying to say about the props and we'll definitely take that into consideration for next time.Ashqe said:Blah blah blah Vibc blah blah blah modern comp blah blah blah, but like someone else said how the hell was this not considered entertaining enough to AT LEAST get third? No fuckin clue. I really enjoyed the set, every part had me hooked. Still absolutely love the squirrel katos haha and oh my god that kato line shift was incredible. Only thing I just really didn't like was the fact that you guys literally chucked your props out of your way once you were done with them. I like the fact that you guys didn't have any pauses in the routine, but you could've just as easily done betka and put your props down that way instead of chucking them offstage. I mean, people pay all kinds of money for the props so why not take care of them?
I dont know if i completly agree with that. I mean yes bhangra is traditional and has its cultural aspects and everything should be respected, but by extension should we consider it disrespectful if we misuse the props to? I do believe it is stupid to chuck props down at the risk of breaking them, but that comes at the own teams risk. Of course i might be wrong, maybe there is a cultural significance to the props im not to sure, but i think these days things are analyzed to closely somtimes. Its just a thought that ran through my mind while reading your comment Saleem.Saleem said:Solid set. I'm glad Ashqe brought up the props issue. It wasnt clear from a low-res video, but I watched the endings of the props segments a few times to really see how those katos and saaps were thrown. I think it was way too forceful and almost disrespectful to chuck them off-stage like that (i'm talking about getting rid of the katos especially at 2:50).
Yeah i totally understand that. But even SIAC bhangra threw their khundey straight down at the chicago comp.Ak_Di_Nishani said:I dont know if i completly agree with that. I mean yes bhangra is traditional and has its cultural aspects and everything should be respected, but by extension should we consider it disrespectful if we misuse the props to? I do believe it is stupid to chuck props down at the risk of breaking them, but that comes at the own teams risk. Of course i might be wrong, maybe there is a cultural significance to the props im not to sure, but i think these days things are analyzed to closely somtimes. Its just a thought that ran through my mind while reading your comment Saleem.Saleem said:Solid set. I'm glad Ashqe brought up the props issue. It wasnt clear from a low-res video, but I watched the endings of the props segments a few times to really see how those katos and saaps were thrown. I think it was way too forceful and almost disrespectful to chuck them off-stage like that (i'm talking about getting rid of the katos especially at 2:50).
Props definitely do have cultural significance which is why I too believe it is quite disrespectful to callously toss props!Ak_Di_Nishani said:I dont know if i completly agree with that. I mean yes bhangra is traditional and has its cultural aspects and everything should be respected, but by extension should we consider it disrespectful if we misuse the props to? I do believe it is stupid to chuck props down at the risk of breaking them, but that comes at the own teams risk. Of course i might be wrong, maybe there is a cultural significance to the props im not to sure, but i think these days things are analyzed to closely somtimes. Its just a thought that ran through my mind while reading your comment Saleem.Saleem said:Solid set. I'm glad Ashqe brought up the props issue. It wasnt clear from a low-res video, but I watched the endings of the props segments a few times to really see how those katos and saaps were thrown. I think it was way too forceful and almost disrespectful to chuck them off-stage like that (i'm talking about getting rid of the katos especially at 2:50).