intro: 0:00 part 1: 0:14 part 2: 1:40 part 3: 3:45 part 4: 4:43 part 5: 6:05 part 6: 8:28 part 7: 9:23 80% speed: 10:54 100% speed: 11:37 Please note! at 5:16 Chey goes down with their toes down because they're a fancy ballerino with big stronk leggys - we recommend you put the ball of your foot on the floor, though, so that your left leg isn't doing all that work - it can be bad for your knees!
if you guys watch storybooth's video there was a story where this girl with red short hair (just like her) told a story about dancing with her crush and how much she loved dancing. And i think her voice kinda also sounds like her lol
Love how detailed and clear you are and you obviously know your counts and positions BUT as a professional dance teacher I couldn't help but notice you taught a lot of moves wrong. Not hating or anything I just don't think it's fair to the people who learn the choreo from this video thinking it's all correct. Let's not sacrifice quality over upload speed to chase the views and subs ye? Peace 💕
Thank you for your feedback, we're sorry to hear you feel that way. Going over the tutorial and dance practice once more, we can only see two minor mistakes - not raising the left leg on the 6th eight count and not moving forward on the 7th. Both seem to be things that, upon watching the dance practice themselves, people would probably be able to easily rectify. if there are 'lots' more, could you please let us know what they are? We always teach to the best of our abilities, and given that this channel is done in our free time we often have to film videos whenever we get a chance. Despite your saying 'not hating', it is more than a little unfair to say that quality is sacrificed over 'chasing views and subs' when this is something we do for fun and to help others.
@@glitterposdancecrew8929 Hey thank you for taking my comment into consideration and actually replying! I am really not trying to offend you & I'm sorry if I did. I just feel strongly about teaching anything dance-related to inexperienced people. It is something very difficult and needs to be thorough. You guys are doing a great job already and I thought I should point that out so you could improve your overall teaching performance. I mentioned the "sacrificing quality" part because you could have waited for the dance practice where you can see everything 100% to double check (pun intended xD ) the choreo. No need to rush to put content out there. You can help people (and I'm glad you do) a few days later than a day after the song is released. I do see a lot of mistakes tbh and I will list the ones that I saw on the first half of the tutorial. If you want me to point out everything just say so :) The first thing is that your arms during the first "deo kkwak muggeo double knot" part (on the 7 & 8 count I believe) should come in front of your chest after a small half-circle and not just coming in from the sides as you showed in the teaching part. Later, while executing the choreo you did it correctly but not explaining it while teaching would cause misunderstanding. Also, right after that, in the part where you raise your right leg and bent your body over it, your arms from in front of your chest should open from the elbows and close again in front of your stomach, not unwind or not doing it at all as you suggested (correct me if I got that wrong). It is an actual move of the choreo on the & 2 count (opening and closing arms) and skipping it kinda seems wrong. After that, on the next 6 count where you swing your left arm down, your left knee you go in, instead of stepping your left leg in front of the right. Another one is that after the 2nd "deo kkwak muggeo double knot" right before going down you should swing you left arm in a small half-circle in front of your torso first and then do the big swing-and-down with your right arm. In your tutorial you just place your left arm in front of you stomach and do only the right arm swing. Right after that, when you dip down your foot positioning is wrong. Placing your instep on the ground like is dangerous for an inexperienced dancer as they could get hurt. You should always consider that people may wear shoes (which makes it even more difficult to do) and they are probably not as strong or flexible as you. Always be careful when you teach something that could potentially lead to an injury even if the chance are too small. And again, me doing this kind of conversation means I want to help you. Otherwise I'd just click the dislike and say you suck xD Hope you do see this as constructive critique!
Hi Penny! This is Juddy, I'm the (kinda) captain of GlitterPos! Thanks so much for taking the time to detail out these notes. First off, the reason we try to rush these tutorials out isn't for the subs or views - in fact, one of our most viewed tutorials was released almost a month after the song itself came out. Rather, we find that dance coverists actually need to release their covers (especially short ones of just the chorus for instagram) really soon after a song comes out in order to get views. We want resources to be there for them, especially when the videos out are just live performances. Also, we all have very short attention spans, so sometimes we forget about songs if it's been too long since they've came out (lol). Secondly, while your notes are correct, they're quite specific. I've been to several professional kpop classes at studios (including well-known ones, like On One studios in San Jose) and seen videos of groups from those classes, and I've found that even paid professionals don't spend the time to look for specific details in k-pop dances when teaching class, or sometimes just teach dances flat-out wrong. Since we're doing this for fun - our videos aren't monetized in any way, I recommend to the members of my team not to spend more than a couple of hours on a tutorial and to focus on pictures moreso than pathways. If we were to begin monetizing our tutorials in any way, I would be sure to vet the tutorials more closely before we released anything. I definitely am concerned about your last point though - I'll add a note in our comment with the timestamps (since that usually stays at the top of the comment feed, people read it much more than our description) pointing that out to make sure no one attempts it the same way our ballerino, Chey, does!
@@glitterposdancecrew8929 Thanks for your mature response. Most people get offended by such comments.. I do get were you coming from about trying to help people who want to cover fast. It's just something that I personally believe it's wrong although it's trending in the kpop cover community (I mean uploading covers fast). I believe taking your time to work on something to present the best possible result is the most important thing. That's why I commented about the upload speed. As far as how detailed a tutorial/class should be, I am aware that people do teach k-pop classes not having worked as much as they should and get paid (ofc there are ppl how do it correctly) and it's also disheartening. I've been doing this for 5 years here in Greece and I still make a couple mistakes here and there but I always strive for the best possible result. Otherwise I feel bad towards my students giving their money to me. So again it comes back to my previous point. I really said what I said in hopes to help you improve the quality of your tutorials. I believe in building a good kpop teaching community that's equal to the hip-hop and commercial one. It seemed to me that you are hard working people who might also have the same goal so I commented. Sorry if my first comment was offensive, I am kinda harsh without noticing sometimes. Looking forward to your future tutorials and covers! Cheers 😊
Your teaching is really good but you should come back to the start when you are teaching us so we can practice every new part with what we already learnt because honestly I couldn't follow anymore at some point and I forgot some parts of the choreography because we didn't recapitulate from parts to parts
Hi! These tutorials are definitely NOT designed for you to just watch once all the way through! You need to pause the video and review each section until you're ready to go on to the next one! As much as we'd like to teach the tutorials like a real class, that would make for like 30-45 minute long videos, and we don't have the fancy storage space for that >
Glitterpos Dance Crew Ofc ofc i know but maybe just the last 8 with the next part so people know how to like... link the movements ? If that makes sense ddhdj but yeah i get it thank you tho! Ive been practicing and i do it easily now
intro: 0:00
part 1: 0:14
part 2: 1:40
part 3: 3:45
part 4: 4:43
part 5: 6:05
part 6: 8:28
part 7: 9:23
80% speed: 10:54
100% speed: 11:37
Please note! at 5:16 Chey goes down with their toes down because they're a fancy ballerino with big stronk leggys - we recommend you put the ball of your foot on the floor, though, so that your left leg isn't doing all that work - it can be bad for your knees!
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This is good but I suggest (If you didnt) watch Felix's tutorial as well for the arm movements, besides that, this is really good
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Yess I'm looking for this everywhere and finally found the tutorial here! Thank you so much 💕
You're welcome! :D
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It's really helpful. ❤️
Thank u for work! It helped me very much. Keep going!
You're welcome! Glad it helped!!
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Ahhh thank you!! And you're welcome!
Wow, you're so good at teaching the moves well! Thank you for making this❤ You deserve more views, I'll share this with my friends~ Thank youu🙏🏻
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Wow thanks and you your so awesome i like how you teaching 😘😘😘😘😘❤❤❤❤
Thank you!! ❤
thank you for this chey
You're welcome!!
i suggest you watch hers and felix's tutorial for better accuracy :")
Thx u for this.
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You're welcome~ :D
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if you guys watch storybooth's video there was a story where this girl with red short hair (just like her) told a story about dancing with her crush and how much she loved dancing. And i think her voice kinda also sounds like her lol
subscribed!! you're so good at explaining the moves!! also is this a certain member's part or just a mix of whoever is center??
Its mostly a mix of whoever is doing the standard choreography!
You’re rEally sympathetic to me ❤️!
Love how detailed and clear you are and you obviously know your counts and positions BUT as a professional dance teacher I couldn't help but notice you taught a lot of moves wrong.
Not hating or anything I just don't think it's fair to the people who learn the choreo from this video thinking it's all correct. Let's not sacrifice quality over upload speed to chase the views and subs ye?
Peace 💕
Thank you for your feedback, we're sorry to hear you feel that way. Going over the tutorial and dance practice once more, we can only see two minor mistakes - not raising the left leg on the 6th eight count and not moving forward on the 7th. Both seem to be things that, upon watching the dance practice themselves, people would probably be able to easily rectify. if there are 'lots' more, could you please let us know what they are? We always teach to the best of our abilities, and given that this channel is done in our free time we often have to film videos whenever we get a chance. Despite your saying 'not hating', it is more than a little unfair to say that quality is sacrificed over 'chasing views and subs' when this is something we do for fun and to help others.
@@glitterposdancecrew8929
Hey thank you for taking my comment into consideration and actually replying!
I am really not trying to offend you & I'm sorry if I did. I just feel strongly about teaching anything dance-related to inexperienced people. It is something very difficult and needs to be thorough.
You guys are doing a great job already and I thought I should point that out so you could improve your overall teaching performance.
I mentioned the "sacrificing quality" part because you could have waited for the dance practice where you can see everything 100% to double check (pun intended xD ) the choreo.
No need to rush to put content out there. You can help people (and I'm glad you do) a few days later than a day after the song is released.
I do see a lot of mistakes tbh and I will list the ones that I saw on the first half of the tutorial. If you want me to point out everything just say so :)
The first thing is that your arms during the first "deo kkwak muggeo double knot" part (on the 7 & 8 count I believe) should come in front of your chest after a small half-circle and not just coming in from the sides as you showed in the teaching part. Later, while executing the choreo you did it correctly but not explaining it while teaching would cause misunderstanding.
Also, right after that, in the part where you raise your right leg and bent your body over it, your arms from in front of your chest should open from the elbows and close again in front of your stomach, not unwind or not doing it at all as you suggested (correct me if I got that wrong). It is an actual move of the choreo on the & 2 count (opening and closing arms) and skipping it kinda seems wrong.
After that, on the next 6 count where you swing your left arm down, your left knee you go in, instead of stepping your left leg in front of the right.
Another one is that after the 2nd "deo kkwak muggeo double knot" right before going down you should swing you left arm in a small half-circle in front of your torso first and then do the big swing-and-down with your right arm. In your tutorial you just place your left arm in front of you stomach and do only the right arm swing.
Right after that, when you dip down your foot positioning is wrong. Placing your instep on the ground like is dangerous for an inexperienced dancer as they could get hurt. You should always consider that people may wear shoes (which makes it even more difficult to do) and they are probably not as strong or flexible as you. Always be careful when you teach something that could potentially lead to an injury even if the chance are too small.
And again, me doing this kind of conversation means I want to help you. Otherwise I'd just click the dislike and say you suck xD Hope you do see this as constructive critique!
Hi Penny! This is Juddy, I'm the (kinda) captain of GlitterPos! Thanks so much for taking the time to detail out these notes.
First off, the reason we try to rush these tutorials out isn't for the subs or views - in fact, one of our most viewed tutorials was released almost a month after the song itself came out. Rather, we find that dance coverists actually need to release their covers (especially short ones of just the chorus for instagram) really soon after a song comes out in order to get views. We want resources to be there for them, especially when the videos out are just live performances. Also, we all have very short attention spans, so sometimes we forget about songs if it's been too long since they've came out (lol).
Secondly, while your notes are correct, they're quite specific. I've been to several professional kpop classes at studios (including well-known ones, like On One studios in San Jose) and seen videos of groups from those classes, and I've found that even paid professionals don't spend the time to look for specific details in k-pop dances when teaching class, or sometimes just teach dances flat-out wrong. Since we're doing this for fun - our videos aren't monetized in any way, I recommend to the members of my team not to spend more than a couple of hours on a tutorial and to focus on pictures moreso than pathways. If we were to begin monetizing our tutorials in any way, I would be sure to vet the tutorials more closely before we released anything.
I definitely am concerned about your last point though - I'll add a note in our comment with the timestamps (since that usually stays at the top of the comment feed, people read it much more than our description) pointing that out to make sure no one attempts it the same way our ballerino, Chey, does!
@@glitterposdancecrew8929 Thanks for your mature response. Most people get offended by such comments..
I do get were you coming from about trying to help people who want to cover fast. It's just something that I personally believe it's wrong although it's trending in the kpop cover community (I mean uploading covers fast). I believe taking your time to work on something to present the best possible result is the most important thing. That's why I commented about the upload speed.
As far as how detailed a tutorial/class should be, I am aware that people do teach k-pop classes not having worked as much as they should and get paid (ofc there are ppl how do it correctly) and it's also disheartening. I've been doing this for 5 years here in Greece and I still make a couple mistakes here and there but I always strive for the best possible result. Otherwise I feel bad towards my students giving their money to me.
So again it comes back to my previous point. I really said what I said in hopes to help you improve the quality of your tutorials. I believe in building a good kpop teaching community that's equal to the hip-hop and commercial one. It seemed to me that you are hard working people who might also have the same goal so I commented.
Sorry if my first comment was offensive, I am kinda harsh without noticing sometimes.
Looking forward to your future tutorials and covers! Cheers 😊
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Can you do the full tutorial, you're so good teaching!
I think I have a crush on her...
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Your teaching is really good but you should come back to the start when you are teaching us so we can practice every new part with what we already learnt because honestly I couldn't follow anymore at some point and I forgot some parts of the choreography because we didn't recapitulate from parts to parts
Hi! These tutorials are definitely NOT designed for you to just watch once all the way through! You need to pause the video and review each section until you're ready to go on to the next one! As much as we'd like to teach the tutorials like a real class, that would make for like 30-45 minute long videos, and we don't have the fancy storage space for that >
Glitterpos Dance Crew Ofc ofc i know but maybe just the last 8 with the next part so people know how to like... link the movements ? If that makes sense ddhdj but yeah i get it thank you tho! Ive been practicing and i do it easily now
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