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sure , my mom think the same 😂

sure , Delan dance like old ass dancer from 2000s which US dancer very like about it , that why French kick on thier head on every big tourney , old , slow and rusty 😂

Kennst du das lied bro

A lot of people believe that a good flow should mean an automatic win. While flow and consistency is important, and Delanotche displayed it at a high level, she was ultimately outdone by Rubix’s creativity, superior execution, and musicality.

True and you have a bigger expectation when you are the second dancer of the round as you have time to prepare for big drops and etc.

You would never let Rubix lose a battle if it was up to you. Essentially it comes down to this - Delanotche sits in the MUSIC while Rubix sits in the sounds (In this battle, I don't mean in general, Rubix has many great rounds). Rubix got cooked in round 1. He didn't come with the rhytm, he just did power moves & there was no thread. Complete opposite to Delanotche's approach. Second round was a lot better from Rubix but at the same time Dela was clean all the way through, rhythm rhythm rhythm rhythm. Second round could go either way depending on what you look for. Do you guys even listen to the song or are you just watching for specific sounds & looking if they accent that? Go watch the world class dancers like Alex Da Cage, Slim Boogie, MT Pop, Rochka, Icee, Waydi, Evion or Rubix best rounds & you'll see the difference.

​@@timiniho Read your comment. Watched it again. I admit that Delanotche has a strong first round and good flow throughout the both rounds. In my opinion, she can get a win here, if she adds a power move, a bit speed and more advanced isolation here and there. And no, I would let Rubix lose... to Paradox for example.

@@timiniho Weird assumption. I believe Rubix has lost many times, but I’ll humor you anyway. Rubix did not lose round one. He did have flow, his movements were concise and his timing was near perfect. Not to mention his execution was far better. Dela’s round was not bad, it just felt bland compared to what Rubix delivered. Second round also goes to Rubix for the same reasons. Better execution, isolation, difficulty of moves, timing, and technicality. He is also much more versatile. I will admit that Delanotche’s flow was better than Rubix’s in the second, but she didn’t win in any other aspect to me. What I’ve noticed about people making a case for Dela is that her rhythm was better. While yes, rhythm matters, it doesn’t disparage how Rubix was better in nearly every other metric. And Rubix’s moves meshed together fine for the most part. His moves don’t hit a wall and lead into nothing and he tells a story with his dance. I’m well aware of all of those dancers, and they’re all great, but why are you including Waydi? Wasn’t one of your criticisms that Rubix only “sits in the sound?” Waydi is guilty of that. Obviously that doesn’t happen in all of his rounds, but he has done it.

damn you don't understand anything my boy

@@aslansarslmaz8917 hi the dj is @UrKeLBeAtMaKer but I don't know how to say no to sounds sorry

@@juanestefanocambaaroca1807 hi the dj is @UrKeLBeAtMaKer but I don't know how to say no to sounds sorry

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Aren't they observing the dancers keenly?

first round was a tie, i agree with judges