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Uploaded by on Jul 23, 2006

Awesome tap dance performed by Alicia Clifton in 2004 (Age 12). $10,000 winner of the 2003 American Dance Idol competition in Orlando, FL. Choreography by Jennifer Roush.

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  • yes, she did a lot of pirouettes, but her tapping was amazing too! i miss seeing her tap solos on hall of fame, they always post her lyrical ones now.

  • Awesome number hun...but I definitely would have liked to have seen a little more "tap" and a lot less pirouettes! Just because you can do a ton of turns doesn't mean your entire dance has to be filled with them! (and that comment was for your choreographer...NOT you Alicia!) Great job though ;-)

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  • agreed.

  • What a hater.

  • GO ALICIA

  • I love this one!!!

    It looks like it was SOOOOO much fun to perform!

    Alicia always puts so much effort into whatever it is that she is performing, and you can tell!

    =]]

  • u too

  • She's cool, but guess her talent is a bit spoiled with the excesive turns. If you're not cool with my comments, don't start being childish by saying I'm jealous. That's so out of place. Have a nice day!

  • maybe cause she rocks at them, ur just jeolus

  • i just wanted to say, that if you are dancing as hard as she is you need a break from all that hard work. I mean i agree some what but i just wanted to say that.

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