Don Quixote - The Queen of the Dryads, Act II (The Royal Ballet)

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  • @RoyalBalletAndOpera
    @RoyalBalletAndOpera  7 місяців тому

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  • @madisoncox8002
    @madisoncox8002 4 роки тому +607

    for those in the comments saying she "didnt convey emotion" and they "weren't feeling it," roles in ballet can be interpreted in different ways. i'm a ballet student myself, and i can absolutely see the passion and soul in her dancing. this role is QUEEN of the dryads. queens are often interpreted as regal, not necessarily happy or showy like other beloved roles in ballet. aurora is going to look different than odette, just as the queen of the dryads will look different than juliet, for example. there is no need to bash a dancer, especially an excellent one like melissa hamilton, for their interpretation of a role just because it doesnt look like YOUR favorite ballet role. thank you.

    • @elisecunningham5239
      @elisecunningham5239 4 роки тому +27

      Thank you for pointing that out

    • @kaylahshaylene1617
      @kaylahshaylene1617 3 роки тому +19

      Yes exactly!! I 100% agree. I think her interpretation of this variation was perfect

    • @nataliaduarte2161
      @nataliaduarte2161 3 роки тому +9

      I totally agree! I thought she did a wonderful meaningful job!

    • @eliieeleee___
      @eliieeleee___ 3 роки тому +6

      That’s very true

    • @Ell_lovell
      @Ell_lovell 3 роки тому +5

      Wow! Well said!

  • @LucilleFlowerFairy
    @LucilleFlowerFairy 4 роки тому +185

    I actually really enjoy this piece! The face isn't hidden behind a fake smile. She looked very elegant in my eyes.

  • @asantn8899
    @asantn8899 3 роки тому +85

    I love how this was danced. The way her leg progressively rises higher to represent a tree taking root and growing…lovely! And the silhouette her fouettés at the end create reminds me of a tree blooming in the spring or summer 🌳 great, nuanced choreography and dancing

  • @oldoperafan_in_London
    @oldoperafan_in_London 9 років тому +115

    Beautiful playing from the orchestra as well.

  • @stevie8763
    @stevie8763 6 років тому +124

    She has everything in her locker, both technique and repertoire. That's why Semperoper Ballet negotiated her loan for a year and then extended it to two years, as Principle. She's now back at ROH and taking the lead role in this seasons 'Manon'. Dancers don't get invited to perform with the stars at La Scala and other great companies for nothing Much credit to her, she is a real Ambassador around the World for the in depth talents of Royal Ballet.

  • @Tr1sh4Lynn
    @Tr1sh4Lynn 5 років тому +22

    I love her arms. They're so willowy and the way they support the notion that the Queen of the Dryads is an otherwordly creature is amazing.

  • @avesraggiana
    @avesraggiana 9 років тому +170

    Those feet. They're almost singing, she uses them so beautifully!

  • @monongahelacats
    @monongahelacats 9 років тому +29

    She is so elegant! Wow!

  • @caronyardley8834
    @caronyardley8834 Рік тому +2

    Expression comes from the soul, mind and heart......and exhudes through the face, the musicality, the artistry, the expression in the physical movement and the beauty left in the space occupied by the movement. This dancer has it all going on here. Just watching with no critiquing helps us to see and 'feel' this expression going on (the same effect Fonteyn had on viewers). You can do an exceptional performance of technique, just like acrobats, or have a physical facility that 'expresses' beauty without effort, or have a superior dramatic ability - and these talents can be employed without use of any soulful expression going on, and are in action in every ballet company. Expressive artists that dance from the soul are not as common nowadays, but performers like this remind us they're still there.

  • @madeline2282
    @madeline2282 5 років тому +40

    This is the same variation that Melissa Hamilton won YAGP with back in 2007, really interesting to watch both performances!

    • @Ell_lovell
      @Ell_lovell 3 роки тому +1

      Wow really? That’s cool!

  • @madayflorencio
    @madayflorencio 9 років тому +9

    One of the most beautiful ballets. I love it!

  • @buibuiopolismayor7329
    @buibuiopolismayor7329 9 років тому +257

    I always wonder, people say the dancer has no feeling, has no emotion, etc. But take away the face factor. If you were sitting in the Royal Opera House and could not see the face of the dancer, then how would you feel?
    From that point of view, isn't it more important for the dancer to actually be able to dance and express with their body not their face.
    But the age have change, with cameras pointed on the dancer's face, does that mean dancers who are expressive facially and pretty will get more recognition than dancers who are technically better and express with their bodies?

    • @steemdup
      @steemdup 8 років тому +38

      +Buibuiopolis Mayor I agree. I don't care about the face - I want to experience the beauty of ballet by the expressiveness of the dancer's body, the arms, the legs, movement, joy and passion! The face cannot give you all of that.

    • @hectorjain5678
      @hectorjain5678 4 роки тому +23

      While I do understand your point of view, I find it important that the dancer is expressive with every fiber of their being. The face is part of the body, so I think it must be as expressive as the body. It always just adds that extra bit of human passion, which enhances the performance much more.

    • @2charliep
      @2charliep 4 роки тому +2

      I don’t think it’s about the face, take Marianela for instance she exudes emotion and feeling in every move. It’s about the acting ability of a performer, a good actor should be able to express themselves without words, from any angle and without actually facing the audience.

  • @Elle-cw4qb
    @Elle-cw4qb 7 років тому +5

    Beautiful, this looks like such a difficult dance to learn and perform but she delivered it with grace and elegance.

  • @izzyt5223
    @izzyt5223 8 років тому +144

    Why are there so many hateful comments about her performance? I'm a dancer and I know that that is a very hard solo and do you think that the dancer would look happier or something? I think she did a great job

    • @casshews
      @casshews 6 років тому +1

      Izzy T i also am. 8 think charm is good enough but i don't feel her.

    • @casshews
      @casshews 6 років тому

      I know its a hard one.

    • @m.h2247
      @m.h2247 6 років тому +6

      Izzy T you aren’t a pro dancer if you think criticising a performance is hateful and we shouldn’t do so because it’s « hard ». We have the right to like or dislike anything.

    • @ivikontou6019
      @ivikontou6019 6 років тому +2

      I think what people didn't like was the lack of expression, I noticed that too even if I did like her performance a lot. With a little bit more emotion her performance would be spectacular (no hate!!)

    • @letitiajackson4090
      @letitiajackson4090 6 років тому +15

      Ivi Kontou she’s playing a queen! Monarchs are not allowed to show emotion in front of anyone, so I think she did amazing.

  • @angelgirl8533
    @angelgirl8533 7 років тому +2

    She has a grace and simplicity that is marvelous.

  • @musicloverlondon6070
    @musicloverlondon6070 4 роки тому +6

    Absolutely beautiful, especially in her arm movements; loved it! The tutu is gorgeous too.

  • @ninae3783
    @ninae3783 3 роки тому +4

    It honestly looks like its just her dancing on the stage, and I mean in a good way. Plus it looks elegant and lively as well as graceful.

  • @iriskoelewijn1609
    @iriskoelewijn1609 9 років тому +21

    Her tutu😍💗

  • @Amybozhemoi
    @Amybozhemoi 2 роки тому +3

    gorgeous ballerina and gorgeous cello ! As expected from the royal opera :)

  • @lexijones3208
    @lexijones3208 8 років тому +5

    HOW BEAUTIFUL

  • @nodescription7286
    @nodescription7286 5 років тому +4

    This is amazing. Best i've seen so far.. ❤️❤️❤️

  • @cricketnoise3477
    @cricketnoise3477 6 років тому +28

    This comment section annoys me. People are entitled to their opinion and if they think she didn’t display enough emotion, you just have to accept that. Of course the variation is difficult, but as a dancer you are only excellent if you can make something difficult look effortless. And a lot of people seem to live under the impression that just because you aren’t able to do it better you aren’t allowed to critique her. Like, I can’t cook very well but I know if something doesn’t taste good.

  • @user-yi7fe4ts4h
    @user-yi7fe4ts4h 7 років тому +168

    A ballet dancer without techniques > get lots of hate comments
    A ballet dancer with great techniques > get lots of comments of no soul thing hahahaha wtf ppl are always complaining just shut up and watch

    • @cjohnson7947
      @cjohnson7947 7 років тому +16

      THANK YOU!!!! GEEZ LIKE THE REST OF Y'ALL COMMENTING ABOUT HER LIKE THAT COULD DO A FRACTION AS WELL AS SHE DOES

    • @user-kp5he9fh8n
      @user-kp5he9fh8n 6 років тому +3

      If you can’t take criticism you can’t be called a dancer

    • @hejhej4441
      @hejhej4441 4 роки тому +1

      @@angelgirl8533 I completely disagree. People pay to observe and are therefore allowed to have opinions on it. You can critise a meal if you didn't like it without being a chef, you can dislike a song without being an esucated producer. As long as the critiscism is respectful I don't regard it as rude personally and think it's quite silly to pass it off as "hate". She is beautiful and has amazing technique, the only thing missing is acting and character. I get that monarchs are supposed to be serious but I think there's a way to display that while at the same time making the performance seem more alive and "dryad"-like

  • @augustalavenderblue7353
    @augustalavenderblue7353 3 роки тому +12

    Not to be mean but some people don’t understand how to take in a dancer's whole performance and need it spelled out for them with a big pageant smile. We were never meant to be able to see super closeups of a dancer's face, their entire body is supposed to be taken as one thing, and also-you cannot expect miracles in that she has very little to work with, which is true of most variations. They don’t move the plot forward, the plot pauses for them to dance, thus there’s little ‘acting' in 'character' that is possible, and more just expressing the abstract concept of the characterization through the movement. And not everyone is going to connect to that the same way.

  • @johnlemus7921
    @johnlemus7921 9 років тому +4

    Absolutely gorgeous.

  • @HMFNextTopNovelist
    @HMFNextTopNovelist 9 років тому +85

    I could hear the box against the stage - was she not landing right or was the shoe not broken in enough? I agree, though. I didn't feel her, though I enjoyed that last section.

    • @Jazillia007
      @Jazillia007 9 років тому +11

      +HMFNextTopNovelist That's what I thought as well. The shoe wasn't broken in enough. Very distracting.

    • @musickeeper1062
      @musickeeper1062 8 років тому +39

      I'm a ballet student at the moment and though, I know, it is inappropriate to hear the sound of the pointe shoe hitting against the floor, I found it kind of humanizing.

    • @zabaks123
      @zabaks123 7 років тому +19

      I don't think it is inappropriate... nowadays everyone uses Gaynors and they are very silent, but with the pointe shoes she had, I think it is unavoidable.

    • @azarkiem6216
      @azarkiem6216 6 років тому +19

      Also it depends a lot where he microphones are placed. If they are rather close to the stage, the pointe noise will be recorded, if they are a little more far it won't be heard through recording.

    • @MiissAlexandraMakeup
      @MiissAlexandraMakeup 6 років тому +14

      I actually love the sound of the shoes! I didn't know it is considered bad.

  • @rossewen8259
    @rossewen8259 7 років тому +16

    Why so many disrespectful comments! Oh yes I’m forgetting, because you could all do way better...yeah no I didn’t think so! This was simply beautiful, pure and her technique was sound. You’ve got to take into account the whole ballet and the emotion carried through the whole ballet not just one section so shhh

  • @gerritduplessis7122
    @gerritduplessis7122 4 роки тому +1

    WONDERFUL!! MARAVILLOSA! THANK YOU! GREATLY APPRECIATED! BLESSINGS!

  • @GoldenSnowFairy
    @GoldenSnowFairy 9 років тому +10

    STUNNING

  • @2-d_in_a_bag
    @2-d_in_a_bag 4 роки тому +16

    it's like she embodied the music herself! such lovely flow! i couldn't do that. mad respect to melissa!!! ( ◜‿◝ )♡

  • @00_fab60
    @00_fab60 9 років тому +2

    Beautiful !

  • @candidacarino669
    @candidacarino669 2 роки тому +1

    I admire and ❤️ 😍 love Melissa Hamilton from the Royal Ballet already - - she has beautiful body lines - - and I love at the end when she executes these gorgeous high side développé à la seconde turns. I hope to see M Hamilton - - a Principal dancer soon. Thanks much to @ Royal Opéra Ballet for sharing.

  • @zoefang4563
    @zoefang4563 6 років тому +1

    Need to watch this ballet live

  • @kanak7734
    @kanak7734 4 роки тому

    this is so enchanting

  • @horse_addictforlife_ECuestrian
    @horse_addictforlife_ECuestrian 7 місяців тому

    Absolute elegance, she knows exactly how to break those pointe shoes in a way that highlights her feet!

  • @Jazillia007
    @Jazillia007 9 років тому +208

    I know people who are ballet dancers themselves know that she is good but I didn't feel her. And I hope people won't start replying to my comment in a hateful way. It's just how I feel about watching this video. There are dancers who can convey their passion even through a video. With Melissa Hamilton I didn't get that.

    • @johnlemus7921
      @johnlemus7921 9 років тому +19

      +Jazillia007 I think it could just be the scene. There are parts of a Ballet where the dancer is required to both dance and act. This did not look like one of them.

    • @n.a.8189
      @n.a.8189 9 років тому +6

      Yeah, me too

    • @Anna-jk7cr
      @Anna-jk7cr 9 років тому +11

      I fell the same. She does many posés to show how good she is, but it just dont fit.

    • @Jazillia007
      @Jazillia007 9 років тому +34

      +Gabriella de Paula I also was distracted by her concentrated face. I think a dancer is supposed to make something hard look easy and even though her performance was good. Her face shows that it's work.

    • @johnlemus7921
      @johnlemus7921 9 років тому +10

      While Melissa Hamilton does have a great many and gorgeous performances in her repertoire, I think she is mostly a competitive dancer.

  • @estermartins662
    @estermartins662 9 років тому +3

    perfeita, figurino maravilho

  • @mikeclancy478
    @mikeclancy478 2 роки тому +1

    Lovely!

  • @jane_edits13.
    @jane_edits13. Місяць тому +1

    just watched mayas 2022 yagp variation of this ballet and damn, indeed maya rlly did so well! nevertheless, melissa slayed this variation amazingly!

  • @firlin.5978
    @firlin.5978 6 років тому +9

    I couldn't feel it, but I LOVE the costumes, they all look like flowers when they're behind her while she's dancing, so cute!

  • @SYJDanceMusician
    @SYJDanceMusician 4 роки тому +1

    Lovely~!

  • @ivops10
    @ivops10 8 років тому +2

    Adorável, magnifica!!

  • @Es3iya
    @Es3iya 5 років тому +2

    the music is so beautiful! where do i find this version ?

  • @marinapaz9004
    @marinapaz9004 7 років тому +2

    This tutu 💛

  • @Kathrynmagoo
    @Kathrynmagoo 5 місяців тому

    At my studio we are doing a mini Don Quixote and I got queen of the dryads for the second act and might have this variation. Any tips?

  • @feldydancer
    @feldydancer 9 років тому +1

    Lovely

  • @jeffreygao3956
    @jeffreygao3956 11 місяців тому +1

    Melissa Hamilton almost looks like an actual princess!

  • @1AGRIPPINAONE
    @1AGRIPPINAONE 9 років тому

    LOVELY !!!

  • @irrelevant1958
    @irrelevant1958 Рік тому

    1:32 can someone tell me the ballet term for this? what is this step called?

  • @cesareansen
    @cesareansen 2 роки тому

    Royal Opera House, what is the name of the dancer?

    • @simone56689
      @simone56689 2 роки тому

      it says in the description

  • @BF-rv9yz
    @BF-rv9yz 7 років тому +13

    You people are stupid. She's full of PERSONALITY. Copying other doesnn't make you better in some role. This role she plays its alive and I can feel her beauty in another way (not THE SAME as ever). HER ARMS, HER FEET, HER HANDS... I think you are blind.

  • @lizard3755
    @lizard3755 Місяць тому

    I wish the camera had been at a different angle for her Italian fouette at the end, seeing the underside of the tutu took away a bit from the elegance of her performance. But it was danced beautiful regardless

  • @eternalsc5470
    @eternalsc5470 6 місяців тому

    Promote her to principal please❤

  • @lojainnasr3574
    @lojainnasr3574 7 років тому +15

    What's wrong with everyone? With such hate against a beautiful performance. But of course you could do so much better...(Sarcastic) Needed to point out the sarcasm as you might not be able to get through your thick skull. Plus saying no offense doesn't take off any offense whatsoever... Lovely Melissa. Amazing work Royal Ballet, my absolute dream company!

    • @cjohnson7947
      @cjohnson7947 7 років тому +2

      THANK YOU OMG!! I guess my previous numerous comments above say it all.

    • @avasmith8325
      @avasmith8325 7 років тому +1

      N/A N/A MY dream ballet company as well! We can achieve it!!

    • @lojainnasr3574
      @lojainnasr3574 7 років тому +2

      I hope so Ava Smith! I turned 13 June 30th and there won't be a day when I don't train to achieve this dream!!! Hopefully we can make it! See you there one day...

    • @lojainnasr3574
      @lojainnasr3574 7 років тому

      And CC Johnson I didn't get notified of your reply, only Ava's. Thanks for backing me up!

    • @avasmith8325
      @avasmith8325 7 років тому +1

      N/A N/A I am 17, so only a little bit too go!! I'll see you! Keep working hard!!!)

  • @randomdancer758
    @randomdancer758 4 роки тому +1

    The lighting is so weird the giros un the back look like neon purple but somehow darle, and the floor has this weird greenish color. The saturated ciclorama clashes with the dainty flowers of the costumes. I don't understand the idea behind this weird lighting

  • @Mガーベラ
    @Mガーベラ 2 роки тому

    新しい世界、ゆっくり楽しみます。

  • @thamiresfreitas6923
    @thamiresfreitas6923 9 років тому

    Linda ♥

  • @hywer1251
    @hywer1251 3 роки тому

    WOW

  • @giuliaferrari4492
    @giuliaferrari4492 7 років тому +3

    In my opinion this dancer has wonderful and expressive facial expressions! Her technique is very strong but for this role a bit more of softness and tenderness is required!☺

  • @erod97
    @erod97 5 років тому

    💛💛💛

  • @paulgreen9792
    @paulgreen9792 4 роки тому

    Those sisters can do no wrong but amazing! PWG

  • @reshamisasmitha2018
    @reshamisasmitha2018 3 роки тому

    wow

  • @MrQbenDanny
    @MrQbenDanny 9 років тому +3

    That's ecarte?

    • @avesraggiana
      @avesraggiana 8 років тому +5

      I noticed it too. That was an odd angle to take in the battement developée a la seconde prior to the half turn into the fouetté.

  • @heyunicorn1563
    @heyunicorn1563 6 років тому +4

    Can you guys just put yourself in her shoes. In front of that audience, wanting to be perfect. I’m a dancer I know it’s hard. Give her some slack. I bet you would not be able to do that in just like 3 months.

    • @user-kp5he9fh8n
      @user-kp5he9fh8n 6 років тому +4

      People are paying to see her. If you can’t take criticism you can’t call yourself a dancer.

  • @najah7781
    @najah7781 3 роки тому +1

    I like her intepretation just fine, it is very regal and suitable for the queen of the dryads. I don't like this version of the choreography, it looks awkward and not as flowing as the russian version, but obviously that is not the dancer's fault.

  • @raquelsacramed9169
    @raquelsacramed9169 6 років тому

    “The music is perfect,the Dancer is too keep up the good ballet.”

  • @mariajuliaf5771
    @mariajuliaf5771 5 років тому

    Foi só eu que vi Maiara Magri ali no canto ?

  • @austinacmes
    @austinacmes 7 років тому +21

    Super hard fouetté at the end. Good execution but very tense facial expression. Meaning she is not good enough to dance freely yet. This is a soloist role. Guess this is the quality to be expected.

    • @cjohnson7947
      @cjohnson7947 7 років тому +8

      Wow. Please explain to me how you could execute this variation any better. I think you can criticize a dancer's performance with such a technically difficult variation so abruptly when you've won the YAGP or got into the Royal Ballet company like she has.

    • @austinacmes
      @austinacmes 7 років тому +14

      She is the person whom people are PAYING to watch her dance. Of course the public are entitled to share their opinions. A performance critics can write anything they'd like about a dancer's ability to execute and convey artistic values. That has nothing to do with if someone can dance or not. This is a subjective comment with comparison to all other professional level dancers. Yes, she is far away from many of them who can do this variation at a higher technical and artistic level. This is how arts get reviewed and how dancers get better. Your petty reply with reference to YAGP means you can continue to watch ballet like pony tricks shows instead of learning to appreciate it as the art form it is.

    • @AriRHen
      @AriRHen 6 років тому +2

      100% agree with you here Fiona.

    • @letitiajackson4090
      @letitiajackson4090 6 років тому +2

      Fiona she doesn’t at all look tense! She’s by far better than anyone who preforms this while smiling.

  • @АнгелаКрис
    @АнгелаКрис 3 роки тому

    🙌🌸🌸🌸🌸👏👏👏

  • @playeralefy134
    @playeralefy134 6 років тому

    Bale que lindo quero ser uma ingual ela

  • @scarletblack6213
    @scarletblack6213 5 років тому

    I can tell how soft her pointe shoes are, they look like they are about to disintegrate. that or she really likes her shoes soft.

  • @lemonlyartistry
    @lemonlyartistry 9 років тому +33

    I don't think she closed her fifth at all before her pirouettes. Yikes. Still, gorgeous lines.

    • @cjohnson7947
      @cjohnson7947 7 років тому +13

      Respectfully, shut it and appreciate the variation

    • @lojainnasr3574
      @lojainnasr3574 7 років тому +2

      Exactly CC Johnson!

    • @casshews
      @casshews 6 років тому

      Oh i just noticed that.

    • @casshews
      @casshews 6 років тому +5

      CC Johnson no, its just that she needs to close fifth at her pirrouttes and its important.

    • @AriRHen
      @AriRHen 6 років тому +4

      This bothered me too! Nice pirouettes, but they didn't start in 5th at all...they were in some kind of weird parallel position.

  • @yyanooo
    @yyanooo 3 місяці тому

    how can pol complain about this ?

  • @samabelsmith487
    @samabelsmith487 5 років тому

    ñsound of musical chairs

  • @milaniagregory1149
    @milaniagregory1149 4 роки тому +1

    She looks a bit like Audrey Hepburn (he face at least)

  • @joaoaugustogc
    @joaoaugustogc 5 років тому

    a mayara magri no corpo de baile😻😱

  • @balletovic
    @balletovic 7 років тому

    ???

  • @valerypavlov7116
    @valerypavlov7116 7 років тому +7

    This is not to criticize Melissa Hamilton but ... IMHO, Alina Somova is *the* Queen of Dryads: ua-cam.com/video/yI4hN1AiyRQ/v-deo.html

    • @austinacmes
      @austinacmes 7 років тому +4

      Valery Pavlov there is no comparison. Alina is many levels above this performance.

  • @nicolasgut6534
    @nicolasgut6534 Рік тому +1

    Platel hundred times better

  • @ЕваХаритонова-ц6л
    @ЕваХаритонова-ц6л 8 місяців тому

    the queen of Amazonkas )) strong, heavy and big)) watch Alina Somova, the Queen of Dryads, magic spirits, with elevation, with 8 Italian fuettes instead of 3 here

  • @alenales1384
    @alenales1384 5 років тому +4

    Корявенько как то...

  • @user-yg2ed2jt9d
    @user-yg2ed2jt9d 5 років тому +4

    Something about her fingers and over exaggerated movements unsettle me and make it slightly uncomfortable to watch

  • @PARAIREYVES
    @PARAIREYVES 5 років тому +3

    The italians fouettes all en dedans.. awfulls knees... bad arms.. dont' like.

  • @viviennelee9270
    @viviennelee9270 3 роки тому +3

    Watching Alina Somova's version before this is the worst idea ever. The stark difference between their levels is just too much and it pointed out how heavy, stiff, forced, unhappy and rigid this version is. Also, after watching Alina's version and her beautiful graceful extensions, you can't help but think what a weird and ugly pose/position this dancer has at 0.22. If you guys are looking for a better version, check out Alina ua-cam.com/video/yI4hN1AiyRQ/v-deo.html Her gracefulness, her elegance, her balance, her extensions, how she seems to be floating in the air, the way she holds her positions instead of falling out of them like this one.....basically she's like the fairy/nymph she's depicting. I couldn't even see Alina's facial expressions most of the time due to the video quality but the feel that she gives off and her dance is just exquisite. But this version? Sorry, no fairy here.

    • @simone56689
      @simone56689 2 роки тому

      literally who tf asked u to compare them. Alina’s version is beautiful and so is this version. it’s a very hard variation so it’s hard to keep character. This video has nothing to do with Alina so stfu

  • @슈크림호떡
    @슈크림호떡 6 років тому +2

    It seems like she didn't enjoy her dance. No happiness at all on her face. Insteand, a kind of 'oh my god those fucking fouettes Omg it's done thanks god'

    • @simone56689
      @simone56689 2 роки тому

      Bros acting like it’s supposed to be easy

    • @simone56689
      @simone56689 6 місяців тому

      @Balletlover777 no shit but I’d like to see you do better 💀

  • @yubin_jo
    @yubin_jo 8 років тому +6

    her movements are too exaggerated . makes me cringe

    • @cjohnson7947
      @cjohnson7947 7 років тому +18

      Your comment kinda makes me cringe.

    • @lojainnasr3574
      @lojainnasr3574 7 років тому +1

      Haha CC Johnson! That's hilarious lol!!!!

    • @dolphinkid5341
      @dolphinkid5341 5 років тому +1

      What a nasty comment.

  • @julialepsch117
    @julialepsch117 3 роки тому +3

    I’m sorry, but that’s the worst Queen of Dryads I’ve ever seen from a professional company.

  • @paulwilfridhunt
    @paulwilfridhunt 3 роки тому

    Lovely