every time i see chase in one of these videos i cringe and get sad, he wasted so much talent when he decided to start sending inappropriate pictures of the female dancers around
To all male ballet dancers On earth: THEY MAKE FUN OF YOU BECAUSE THEY ARE JEALOUS OF YOU AND YOU HAVE THE BEST BODIES AND YOU ARE LIKE FLAWLESS I CAN SAY
reactions to normal guys the normal girls in school: omg that guy has really nice skin and and abs!!!! us girls who do ballet: okay first of all, he doesn't even have a six pack, and he literally has no miscles in his arms or legs. like come on... reactions to ballet guys normal girls: he looks a bit weird with the calf muscles... ballet girls: OMFG LOOK AT THOSE CALF MUSCLES ASDFGHJKLZCVB
typically manly man at the gym: lift 100 pounds with veins popping out of his neck, turning beefy red, and going "huuuurghghhhhhh" male ballet dancer: lift 110 pound of girl in crazy lifts/turns/swing things while going looking smooth and going =D which one's harder? you tell me ;)
i'm 14 and there is a 15 year old boy who goes to my dance school which doesn't have any boys his age. he's in the grade below me but because he has worked so hard he is moving into our grade this term. i know how much he pushes himself to be better and make our teachers proud to have such a talented person. your eyes are drawn to him more often than most of the girls and it's not just because he's male. it's because you can see he loves it so much and that's what he really wants to do.
Most of us male dancers simply want to blend into the landscape and that's a fact. So glad you and the other girls have accepted that young man into your midst.
I admire male ballet dancers. They have wonderful bodies and their solos are breathtaking! They look strong, graceful and the emotions their put in their solos or pas de deux always give me goosebumps. You guys are amazing!
Yelyzaveta Meshkova Could have been because they were married at the time, but split up after he had an affair with another dancer. It’s all ok now, she’s had a baby and is happy in another relationship, but yeah, that’s a pretty icy look she gives him!
My dad once told my youngest brother , ( I had 7 brothers and a sister) who loved to dance , that if he wanted to dance he could dance, but he would have to work hard at it and that it would not be easy. He told my brother that he loved him ( loved all of us )and that he would be proud of him no matter what he chose to do for a living , as long as it was honest work . My brother was in the 3rd grade at the time of this conversation. My dad was a fighter pilot and flew in three wars. My brother , never forgot the conversation with my dad. He did dance but as time went on decided he wanted to fly jets . So for 25 years he flew for the Marine Corp. and then on to Practice Law . He was a wonderful little dancer as was his twin brother. I don’t know what caused him to change his mind but he had the full support of a dad ( 33 year career as a fighter pilot) who was not worried in the least that he had a son who was thinking of a career in the dance world .My dad is coming up on his 94 birthday and still takes care of his own business.
You all are so an amazing hope and inspiration for the boys who want to be dancers and for those that maybe we lost the opportunity of actually been a dancer or learn ballet but I will be training and trying as hard as I can because there will be nothing better that be a male dancer once !
I love Chase Finlay, Craig Hall, Amar Ramasar, Joaquín De Luz, Jenifer Ringer, Robert Fairchild, Harrison Ball, Tyler Angle, Jared Angle, and Andrew Veyette.
the subtext of this video, and many like them, is "don't sweat it, not all ballet dancers are gay." you can be "masculine" and "straight" and be a ballet dancer. it's a a pathetic way to try and sell an art form to self-conscious straight guys.
These videos are making me emotional. Didn't expect that. I don't know anything about ballet, but I'm enjoying learning about dancers' lives, thank you for sharing this series. :) I just didn't expect to be so moved by people talking about their daily lives and the bonds they form doing what they love. I need to get a grip...
Just found this, he actually was reinstated to the company earlier this year: www.nytimes.com/2019/05/19/arts/dance/amar-ramasar-new-york-city-ballet.html
@@stuffykong He was reinstated?!?! Whaaaa? I had no idea. Wow. Big surprise to me. I thought his career was over...Do we know the whereabouts of Chase these days? Seems like no one has heard from him since his attorney released a statement denying the allegations last year
Wow - that was right on point - so you are bouncing around in tights wrestling with another guy while I am bouncing around in tights holding and hoisting a girl.@3.0. So, yes. That is so profound. Makes you wonder which should be more threatening.
Male ballet dancers do on average jump very high and a few professional dancers even have vertical jumps in the 40 inch range which rivals top jumpers in the NBA. But let's not exaggerate and claim that they jump higher than NBA players. Based on what I've seen in person and based on research papers on professional ballet dancers, the average NBA player has slightly better average vertical jumps than average ballet dancers.
guixien There's data from a paper called "Anthropometric factors affecting vertical jump height in ballet dancers" and you can google it. Male ballet dancers in a European ballet company were subjects of a study on body mass index and vertical jump capability. The men averaged between 19.6 to 22 inches in a vertical jump test that used a pressure pad which detected the time a dancer spent in the air. This time-in-air methodology is a bit different what the NBA uses which counts inches even when your toes are still on the ground. The NBA measures the elevation change in the center of gravity. The difference is roughly 5 inches between the two methods so we can say professional male ballet dancers jump between 24.6 and 27 inches. Candidates trying out in the NBA combines average 28 inches so one might assume that the successful candidates jump slightly higher than 28 inches. Now the difference here in hang time is probably 1 to 3 inches in favor of NBA athletes which is statistically significant, but let's be clear that ballet dancers aren't chumps when it comes to jumping. Still, the data clearly disproves the video's assertion that ballet dancers jump higher than NBA players. Now there are exceptions like Ivan Vasiliev who I've measured out to 40 inches based on my analysis of his jumps on video. I counted the video frames he spent in the air and approximated his vertical jump to 40 inches using the NBA method of measurement. Still, the NBA has athletic freaks like Michael Jordan who had a vertical jump of 48 inches. These numbers make my 30 inches look pretty pathetic, but I'm still in the high 90th percentile when it comes to professional ballet dancers.
The difference is that ballet dancers will be doing either a full splits, tree complete turns or both at the same time while in the air and a NBA player will maybe catch a ball ;)
Basketball players don't just "catch a ball". You go and try jumping over a 10-foot rim while controlling a ball sometimes and tell me how it went. I'm a male dancer and I really hate it when people in the dance world knock athletes and other sports. It's arrogant and ignorant. It comes off badly to the general public and it alienates potential fans. Yes the male dancer is an amazing athlete and graceful artist, but you'd be foolish to think they're higher jumpers. Most male dancers don't do three turns in the air and when they do a triple tour, only two of those turns don't touch the floor. Female figure skaters are doing triple axles and maybe even some quad jumps. Again I'm not knocking male dancers. What we do is amazing in its own right, but please don't make demonstrably false claims about us. My first ballet teacher told me that we ballet dancers can't compete with gymnasts on "tricks". What we do best is the elegance of our movements.
Seen in the light of the recent NYCB scandal involving some of the male dancers, including two that are prominently interviewed here, who shared nude photos and sex videos of their female colleagues behind their backs, this “tribute” to the men in the company rings a little hollow.
It’s very unfortunate ballet is holding on to traditional ballet where men are partners and women are the flower of the show. Men should be included not only that, they should be allowed to demonstrate and tell stories of love being told through the eye of other genders or sexualities. There’s nothing more disappointing as an emerging dancer than enjoying dance just to find out in your first professional experience that you will always be the partner and never the lead.
@George Ou -- Very impressive study -- thanks for posting this -- don't you also have to consider height and muscle mass or are those factored in?? I mean isn't Michael Jordan almiost 7 feet and Vasiliev what 5'6" maybe -- or am I totally off base??
If anyone here is a male ballerina, can you please tell me what exercises you do to achieve such a perky, muscular butt? I am fascinated and really want to know how they get that.
"Susan Glock" is very inappropriate. When he can do 'simultaneous mirror' and hear the music over the intercom . . . THEN . . . he might be a principal.
A MALE DANCERS ARE GREAT DANCERS. THEY ARE VERY GOOD IN MARTIAL ARTS, BOXING, BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL AND MORE. MALE DANCERS HAVE AGILITY IN RUNNING, DODGING KICKS, PUNCHES IN SELF DEFENSES, JUMPING HIGHER IN BASKETBALL, LEAPING OVER HURDLES, FENCES OR JUMPING OVER A TALLER PERSON IN FOOTBALL BY SCORING A TOUCH DOWN. A MALE DANCER HAS TO VISUALIZE BY FAITH AND ACT UPON IT WITHOUT FEAR, DOUBT, IGNORING NEGATIVITY AND FACING THEIR BIG CHALLENGES. IF BULLIED MALE DANCERS OUGHT TO STICK TOGETHER AS BRAVE MEN BY USING POSITIVE/FIRM WORDS, STICK UP FOR ONE ANOTHER LIKE THE AVENGERS IN THE MOVIE. LOOK AT THE ENEMY STRAIGHT THE EYES WITHOUT FEAR. DON'T BE AFRAID TO TRY NEW SPORT BASEBALL, FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL TO BUILD ONE'S CONFIDENCE AS BEING MALE. YOU CAN LEARN TO PLAY A SPORT BY OBSERVING TV OR GOING TO YOUR FRIEND'S BASKET BALL PRACTICE, BASEBALL PRACTICE, FOOTBALL PRACTICE TO GET SOME IDEAS ABOUT THE GAME/OR SPORT. I HAVE LEARN TO HOLD A BAT, PLAYING CATCH WITH A FRIEND, PRACTICE THROWING A FOOTBALL/OR BASEBALL OR WATCHING MY FAVORITE SPORTS ON TV. USE DUMB BELLS TO DEVELOP STRONGER ARMS OR PERFORM PUSH-UPS, CHIN-UPS ON A BAR OR BUY A WORKOUT MAGAZINE TO GET SOME IDEAS. TAKE CARE AND BE SAFE. GUYS.
andy veyette is a terrible person. at 3:34 he's talking about the male to female ratio while he's married to megan fairchild. i'm so glad they broke up megan deserves so much better
The word "gay" is not spoken but it seems to be the subtext of this episode. Hey guys, it's ok to be gay, and some of your friends and colleagues are, so celebrate diversity!
@@SusanDelgado1177 Not at all, that's exactly what the subtext is because that's the primary stigma most people have against male dancers and what very many a young, talented boy gets bullied to the point of quitting for, regardless of their sexuality. Also this is all common knowledge, so not to aound combative but it would appear that you're underthinking things if all the above including the original post passed you by when watching this. Esp in light of the recent scandals which are essentially the result of insecure straight men trying to 'prove' themselves with 'evidence'
maybe because there just happen to be no gay people there? I mean, I get the gay acceptance thing but don't belittle heterosexual people just because they're not gay? :/
It’s sad that our culture now in the US think male ballet dancers are gay. We need to raise our standards here… rap music and salsa are not going to help and are destroying art.
Chase:”I got made fun of”
Me:”we’ll you did share inappropriate photos of girls so....”
"Well, you're in tights wrestling some guy and I'll be in tights with a beautiful girl.." I just laughed too hard
well I'm gay and so are many dancers.....
kwaiitiff I prefer wrestling guys on the floor than being a male dancer...
XxKazxX XxxX tough
This made me cringe now knowing what Chase was up to with those ‘beautiful girls”
Plus super homophobic
every time i see chase in one of these videos i cringe and get sad, he wasted so much talent when he decided to start sending inappropriate pictures of the female dancers around
I love the comment about guys who wrestle other guys in tights instead of partnering with a girl.
To all male ballet dancers On earth:
THEY MAKE FUN OF YOU BECAUSE THEY ARE JEALOUS OF YOU AND YOU HAVE THE BEST BODIES AND YOU ARE LIKE FLAWLESS I CAN SAY
reactions to normal guys
the normal girls in school: omg that guy has really nice skin and and abs!!!!
us girls who do ballet: okay first of all, he doesn't even have a six pack, and he literally has no miscles in his arms or legs. like come on...
reactions to ballet guys
normal girls: he looks a bit weird with the calf muscles...
ballet girls: OMFG LOOK AT THOSE CALF MUSCLES ASDFGHJKLZCVB
typically manly man at the gym: lift 100 pounds with veins popping out of his neck, turning beefy red, and going "huuuurghghhhhhh"
male ballet dancer: lift 110 pound of girl in crazy lifts/turns/swing things while going looking smooth and going =D
which one's harder? you tell me ;)
I laughed so hard reading the "huuuurghghhhhh" bit XD
Kelly Ding I laughed so hard at the "hurfhghfirrhf" part lol
With one hand!
i'm 14 and there is a 15 year old boy who goes to my dance school which doesn't have any boys his age. he's in the grade below me but because he has worked so hard he is moving into our grade this term. i know how much he pushes himself to be better and make our teachers proud to have such a talented person. your eyes are drawn to him more often than most of the girls and it's not just because he's male. it's because you can see he loves it so much and that's what he really wants to do.
Most of us male dancers simply want to blend into the landscape and that's a fact. So glad you and the other girls have accepted that young man into your midst.
Way to go male ballet dancers. If I could rewind 40 years I'd do that. You guys, rock,
Paolo Bortoluzzi a commencé l’apprentissage de la Danse vers 20 ans. ❤
Maurice Béjart avait dit que c’était très rare.
I admire male ballet dancers. They have wonderful bodies and their solos are breathtaking! They look strong, graceful and the emotions their put in their solos or pas de deux always give me goosebumps. You guys are amazing!
I love how amar usually laughs in these episodes. 💖
3:36 Her facial expression is priceless:))
Yelyzaveta Meshkova Could have been because they were married at the time, but split up after he had an affair with another dancer. It’s all ok now, she’s had a baby and is happy in another relationship, but yeah, that’s a pretty icy look she gives him!
I totally admire male dancers!
My dad once told my youngest brother , ( I had 7 brothers and a sister) who loved to dance , that if he wanted to dance he could dance, but he would have to work hard at it and that it would not be easy. He told my brother that he loved him ( loved all of us )and that he would be proud of him no matter what he chose to do for a living , as long as it was honest work . My brother was in the 3rd grade at the time of this conversation. My dad was a fighter pilot and flew in three wars. My brother , never forgot the conversation with my dad. He did dance but as time went on decided he wanted to fly jets . So for 25 years he flew for the Marine Corp. and then on to
Practice Law . He was a wonderful little dancer as was his twin brother. I don’t know what caused him to change his mind but he had the full support of a dad ( 33 year career as a fighter pilot) who was not worried in the least that he had a son who was thinking of a career in the dance world .My dad is coming up on his 94 birthday and still takes care of his own business.
the male dancers are amazing they face stigma about their sexuality.
this is one of my fave segments of this series.
plus, Chase & Amar are especially hot.
stripedshirts and both are out because of degrading female dancers.. cool ugh.
@@fly89 not Amar- him and Zachary were asked to work for them again.
You all are so an amazing hope and inspiration for the boys who want to be dancers and for those that maybe we lost the opportunity of actually been a dancer or learn ballet but I will be training and trying as hard as I can because there will be nothing better that be a male dancer once !
I love Chase Finlay, Craig Hall, Amar Ramasar, Joaquín De Luz, Jenifer Ringer, Robert Fairchild, Harrison Ball, Tyler Angle, Jared Angle, and Andrew Veyette.
chase finlay can eat my heart:)
Türk buldum 😁
When men bring raw explosive power to ballet, they bring new life to the tradition and make it really fun to watch.
the subtext of this video, and many like them, is "don't sweat it, not all ballet dancers are gay." you can be "masculine" and "straight" and be a ballet dancer. it's a a pathetic way to try and sell an art form to self-conscious straight guys.
These videos are making me emotional. Didn't expect that. I don't know anything about ballet, but I'm enjoying learning about dancers' lives, thank you for sharing this series. :) I just didn't expect to be so moved by people talking about their daily lives and the bonds they form doing what they love. I need to get a grip...
Ballet guys are super attractive. Just saying
yikes... in light of recent events, the things the men say in this video are scarily prophetic
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. The pairing of Amar and Chase throughout this series is a little unfortunate.
@@stuffykong Amar and Chase won't be dancing in NYC ever again.
@@musicman76enator Strangely, I went to watch the NYC ballet about 3 weeks ago and Amar is still listed on the company roster.
Just found this, he actually was reinstated to the company earlier this year: www.nytimes.com/2019/05/19/arts/dance/amar-ramasar-new-york-city-ballet.html
@@stuffykong He was reinstated?!?! Whaaaa? I had no idea. Wow. Big surprise to me. I thought his career was over...Do we know the whereabouts of Chase these days? Seems like no one has heard from him since his attorney released a statement denying the allegations last year
Wow - that was right on point - so you are bouncing around in tights wrestling with another guy while I am bouncing around in tights holding and hoisting a girl.@3.0. So, yes. That is so profound. Makes you wonder which should be more threatening.
At 3:00 minutes...right on, Guy!!! Well said.
Loveee male ballet dancers! :D
3:24
I died look at Jared's face
I love male dancers ugh such a turn on
ooooo yah turnt up yeah yaasss
Male ballet dancers do on average jump very high and a few professional dancers even have vertical jumps in the 40 inch range which rivals top jumpers in the NBA. But let's not exaggerate and claim that they jump higher than NBA players.
Based on what I've seen in person and based on research papers on professional ballet dancers, the average NBA player has slightly better average vertical jumps than average ballet dancers.
lies...
The average NBA players jump higher than average male ballet dancers. It's so obvious you don't need a research paper to prove that.
guixien There's data from a paper called "Anthropometric factors affecting vertical jump height in ballet dancers" and you can google it.
Male ballet dancers in a European ballet company were subjects of a study on body mass index and vertical jump capability. The men averaged between 19.6 to 22 inches in a vertical jump test that used a pressure pad which detected the time a dancer spent in the air. This time-in-air methodology is a bit different what the NBA uses which counts inches even when your toes are still on the ground. The NBA measures the elevation change in the center of gravity.
The difference is roughly 5 inches between the two methods so we can say professional male ballet dancers jump between 24.6 and 27 inches. Candidates trying out in the NBA combines average 28 inches so one might assume that the successful candidates jump slightly higher than 28 inches. Now the difference here in hang time is probably 1 to 3 inches in favor of NBA athletes which is statistically significant, but let's be clear that ballet dancers aren't chumps when it comes to jumping. Still, the data clearly disproves the video's assertion that ballet dancers jump higher than NBA players.
Now there are exceptions like Ivan Vasiliev who I've measured out to 40 inches based on my analysis of his jumps on video. I counted the video frames he spent in the air and approximated his vertical jump to 40 inches using the NBA method of measurement. Still, the NBA has athletic freaks like Michael Jordan who had a vertical jump of 48 inches. These numbers make my 30 inches look pretty pathetic, but I'm still in the high 90th percentile when it comes to professional ballet dancers.
The difference is that ballet dancers will be doing either a full splits, tree complete turns or both at the same time while in the air and a NBA player will maybe catch a ball ;)
Basketball players don't just "catch a ball". You go and try jumping over a 10-foot rim while controlling a ball sometimes and tell me how it went.
I'm a male dancer and I really hate it when people in the dance world knock athletes and other sports. It's arrogant and ignorant. It comes off badly to the general public and it alienates potential fans.
Yes the male dancer is an amazing athlete and graceful artist, but you'd be foolish to think they're higher jumpers. Most male dancers don't do three turns in the air and when they do a triple tour, only two of those turns don't touch the floor. Female figure skaters are doing triple axles and maybe even some quad jumps.
Again I'm not knocking male dancers. What we do is amazing in its own right, but please don't make demonstrably false claims about us.
My first ballet teacher told me that we ballet dancers can't compete with gymnasts on "tricks". What we do best is the elegance of our movements.
Seen in the light of the recent NYCB scandal involving some of the male dancers, including two that are prominently interviewed here, who shared nude photos and sex videos of their female colleagues behind their backs, this “tribute” to the men in the company rings a little hollow.
OMG ! It makes me want to dancccce !
So many judges in these comments here and everywhere online. If only humans were more self-aware, the picture would change considerably.
It’s very unfortunate ballet is holding on to traditional ballet where men are partners and women are the flower of the show. Men should be included not only that, they should be allowed to demonstrate and tell stories of love being told through the eye of other genders or sexualities. There’s nothing more disappointing as an emerging dancer than enjoying dance just to find out in your first professional experience that you will always be the partner and never the lead.
Right.. Totally agree with that.
As a girl, I'd like to lead too when dancing, but it seems fluidity doesn't seem normal if I 'd say so
Chase and Sara vibes the same
Is that Orville Peck on the thumbnail?
@George Ou -- Very impressive study -- thanks for posting this -- don't you also have to consider height and muscle mass or are those factored in?? I mean isn't Michael Jordan almiost 7 feet and Vasiliev what 5'6" maybe -- or am I totally off base??
Just read a New Yorker article about Chase Finlay and some other guys from NYC ballet in this video very disappointing. Just google it.
If anyone here is a male ballerina, can you please tell me what exercises you do to achieve such a perky, muscular butt? I am fascinated and really want to know how they get that.
I've done bridges and they seem to be pretty ineffective :/ like, there is no resistance weight being used either.
***** interesting, yea I'll give it a look, thank you :)
JUST BY EXISTING IN BALLET
Strong legs = nice butt. It comes along with the ballet package.
Plie
Can you guess which ones were forced into retirement by a scandal about sexual harassment?
This didn't age well...
Patrick Swayze. Enough said.
"Susan Glock" is very inappropriate. When he can do 'simultaneous mirror' and hear the music over the intercom . . . THEN . . . he might be a principal.
A MALE DANCERS ARE GREAT DANCERS. THEY ARE VERY GOOD IN MARTIAL ARTS, BOXING, BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL AND MORE. MALE DANCERS HAVE AGILITY IN RUNNING, DODGING KICKS, PUNCHES IN SELF DEFENSES, JUMPING HIGHER IN BASKETBALL, LEAPING OVER HURDLES, FENCES OR JUMPING OVER A TALLER PERSON IN FOOTBALL BY SCORING A TOUCH DOWN. A MALE DANCER HAS TO VISUALIZE BY FAITH AND ACT UPON IT WITHOUT FEAR, DOUBT, IGNORING NEGATIVITY AND FACING THEIR BIG CHALLENGES. IF BULLIED MALE DANCERS OUGHT TO STICK TOGETHER AS BRAVE MEN BY USING POSITIVE/FIRM WORDS, STICK UP FOR ONE ANOTHER LIKE THE AVENGERS IN THE MOVIE. LOOK AT THE ENEMY STRAIGHT THE EYES WITHOUT FEAR. DON'T BE AFRAID TO TRY NEW SPORT BASEBALL, FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL TO BUILD ONE'S CONFIDENCE AS BEING MALE. YOU CAN LEARN TO PLAY A SPORT BY OBSERVING TV OR GOING TO YOUR FRIEND'S BASKET BALL PRACTICE, BASEBALL PRACTICE, FOOTBALL PRACTICE TO GET SOME IDEAS ABOUT THE GAME/OR SPORT. I HAVE LEARN TO HOLD A BAT, PLAYING CATCH WITH A FRIEND, PRACTICE THROWING A FOOTBALL/OR BASEBALL OR WATCHING MY FAVORITE SPORTS ON TV. USE DUMB BELLS TO DEVELOP STRONGER ARMS OR PERFORM PUSH-UPS, CHIN-UPS ON A BAR OR BUY A WORKOUT MAGAZINE TO GET SOME IDEAS. TAKE CARE AND BE SAFE. GUYS.
You also forgot to mention they can take and suck a mean Dick too....
1:00 minutes what music song?
Xistina Lolipp Seriously, who cares?
Harrison needs an attitude check. You’ll get your turn, you might just have to be a little more patient.
He is a Soloist now
Can you say EGOS
andy veyette is a terrible person. at 3:34 he's talking about the male to female ratio while he's married to megan fairchild. i'm so glad they broke up megan deserves so much better
He's just joking, chill.
this didn't age well considering what they did it's just creepy.
The word "gay" is not spoken but it seems to be the subtext of this episode. Hey guys, it's ok to be gay, and some of your friends and colleagues are, so celebrate diversity!
Clearly, the subtext of the video is "don't worry, not all male ballet dancers are gay." It's really insidious and not necessary. Pathetic, actually.
overthinking much
@@SusanDelgado1177 Not at all, that's exactly what the subtext is because that's the primary stigma most people have against male dancers and what very many a young, talented boy gets bullied to the point of quitting for, regardless of their sexuality. Also this is all common knowledge, so not to aound combative but it would appear that you're underthinking things if all the above including the original post passed you by when watching this. Esp in light of the recent scandals which are essentially the result of insecure straight men trying to 'prove' themselves with 'evidence'
I cannot listen to CF. This video should perhaps be removed.
This is unbearably hetereosexual... Why are they so insecure?
maybe because there just happen to be no gay people there? I mean, I get the gay acceptance thing but don't belittle heterosexual people just because they're not gay? :/
📷📸👺🕹🎮🏋👥
It’s sad that our culture now in the US think male ballet dancers are gay. We need to raise our standards here… rap music and salsa are not going to help and are destroying art.
Bandanas are un-necessary and un-music.