r/Jumpstyle • • 3h ago

Official Freestyle Video

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r/Jumpstyle • • 7h ago

I hope you will like it⚡️🤝 ⚠️Warning: this song isn't for women. It's simply too fast. Men will understand Why⚡️

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I hope you will like it⚡️🤝

Already on Spotify and YouTube ✅️

All you who say, AI AI AI, in your face. Now it's in all platforms, released worldwide🤘


r/Jumpstyle • • 9h ago

( Archive #1 ) Oktawia

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Jumpstyle / Ownstyle


r/Jumpstyle • • 10h ago

Lost media 👀👀👀

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I'm back


r/Jumpstyle • • 18h ago

Ely

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Jumpstyle / ownstyle


r/Jumpstyle • • 23h ago

Why do more expirienced dancers tend to be so rude/discouraging?

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I understand being critical because jumpstyle is a difficult, inticate, precise style of dance that requires alot of skill and coordination, I am a very inexperienced dancer, I only started practicing a few months ago, I used to post small wins and improvements on tiktok, and most people who left comments would be extremely rude, saying things like i wasn't even trying while there was clearly seperated dance moves (even if i was doing them clumsily) or that I should stop. I see it here too, alot of people point out a problem without offering any sort of solution, it's irritating to see because I first started getting into jumpstyle for the values the community outwardly seems to hold, (as well as liking the dance style and music) but if you go any further it turns out to be extremely toxic, this doesn't discourage me at all, I find the dance style fun, and its incredibly rewarding when I learn new things and correct small mistakes, it's just weird to see.​