contemporary remix Lacey and Kameron

I think this dance is more evocative without the heavy handed lyrics of the original song. I picked this song at random while trying to prove that point and found it worked even better than I expected. I like how their movements which originally were very specific to the tempo and hit on each downbeat of the drum are often hitting on the upbeat at the end of the guitar chord. I think the mix of both congruity and incongruity to the rhythm and pacing adds another layer of intensity in their interaction as well as creating more spaciousness to breathe into. This was actually kind of a fun exercise!

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Howto & Style

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• sytycd
• remix
• dance

[dinodynamic74]

ugh gaay. put the fucking original song up

[hnek]

@dinodynamic74 a) gayer than the original song? wowsers and b) YOU put the fucking original song up. If I had the original song up it wouldn't be called a "remix" would it, dumbass??

[juicebomb]

I will make sweet love to this remix

[hnek]

@juicebomb thank you. I make sweet love to your comment in return.

[mbss28]

the music is absolutely terrible for the emotion of the song...very poor choice. sure thinking outside the box is great but not this choice as it ruins it, I will be looking at other vids thank-you very much.

[hnek]

@mbss28 as I originally stated it was an experiment to just randomly grab a song. and I'm sorry that it hurts you so much. Please go look for other videos. PLEASE GO.

[hnek]

@dinodynamic74 a) gayer than the original song? wowsers and b) YOU put the fucking original song up. If I had the original song up it wouldn't be called a "remix" would it, dumbass??

[hnek]

hey stay on the downbeat then, kiddo.

[hnek]

kinda the point. You have to think outside the box. Not everything has to happen on the down beat.

[alexxxy]

as interesting as this song is, it doesn't go at all with the routine. the beat is too fast and random for how they're moving.