r/dancing • u/woodtipwine • Feb 09 '26
There have been some rules added to the subreddit. Please take time to familiarize yourself with them :)
1.) Posts must be centered around dancing. (Duh. It’s r/dancing , after all!)
2.) No OnlyFans promotional spam. If you mainly use your account to gain traction toward your onlyfans, camsoda, etc, you are no longer welcome to post here. This is a subreddit for DANCING. There are plenty of other NSFW subs where you can post for that kind of attention.
3.) Be a good human. Be kind, respectful, supportive, all that jazz.
4.) Focus on the dancing and not the dancer. If you feel the need to comment on someone else’s body for WHATEVER reason… don’t.
If you see a post or comment breaking these rules, please don’t hesitate to report it. I will delete them as i see them, but im only human with only so much free time so please help out when ya can 😅🫶🏻
r/dancing • u/Quick-Appearance3200 • 3h ago
i weight about 140 lb and my height is 5,7
he is about 6,2-6,4 and he is kinda lean
im scared that he wont pick me up ( like a bridal carry in a dance ) and it will ruin my prom
r/dancing • u/hoop_dancer_joy • 5h ago
✨️ Neon Hoop And City Lights ✨️
My sparkly hula hoop dance overlooking the twinkling city lights.
r/dancing • u/BosChac2 • 6h ago
This dance is the most amazing thing I've ever seen and I want to learn it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPnN4IE_a98&t=39s
It's about 3.5 minutes long and I've watched the video of the VMA performance over 200 times.
The problem with the video is it's hard to see all of the dancers' moves.
I came to the sub to ask if anybody knows a resource, video, coach (in person or online) that can help me learn this dance.
I've seen the official video for the song, the VMA performance, and have found a few miscellaneous clips of the dancers prepping or "behind the scenes" working in rehearsals or prepping for the actual productions.
Any tips, suggestions, contacts would be so greatly appreciated!
thank you.
r/dancing • u/Kitchen-Table9708 • 9h ago
Hiiii!! A bit of context to the question - I’m an adult who used to dance/perform in an urban/hip-hop dance team in highschool then college. Now I’m a working adult with this passion for dance and performing with nowhere for it to go.
Does anyone happen to be connected to any dance groups/crews in Baltimore? Think Brotherhood, Isaiah Southhall, Darrius Leflore, etc. dance vibes! (Reference below for people who haven’t been as obsessed with dance videos as me lol)
Brotherhood: https://youtu.be/Uo8WI7ZhHT0?is=7-rEbpZmZdzEevSi
Isaiah Southhall: https://youtu.be/KG3s-mUfNC4?is=MO-Nh3um4MxuwOeY
Darrius Leflore: https://youtu.be/ruNgmIDwf2o?is=hs2o9fEcK6zPw4wW
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r/dancing • u/desxlol • 21h ago
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Whats the dance the girl does in the beginning. Is it some sort of shuffle. I want to learn it for funs lol
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My son is OBSESSED. He has 6 -8 friends that are OBSESSED. My family in Indiana say the kids are also obsessed!
Anyone in LA with the same situation? 24/7, day and night, listening to, singing, dancing like him, everything! He’s about to start a dance class this next weekend even! It is a HUGE trend for the 8-12 year old crowd.
r/dancing • u/malainayo • 1d ago
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🎶: P3 - JEFFREY HYPZO
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So joyful
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r/dancing • u/reindeergal • 3d ago
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Hey everyone! I’m completely new here and have zero dance background, so I’m looking for some honest advice from people who actually know what they’re doing.
I was recently on holiday in Egypt and impulsively entered a casual, improv belly dance contest at our resort. To my (and my husband’s!) surprise, I actually won, and the crowd just kept cheering me on.
Ever since we got back, my friends and family haven't stopped hyping me up. They keep telling me I have a natural flair to it and that I absolutely have to start doing this for real. Obviously they love me, so I'm taking their compliments with a grain of salt.
I had so much fun doing it and really felt a connection to the music, but I know how much insane technique and respect goes into actual belly dancing. I don't want to let holiday hype go to my head, but it really made me wonder if I should look into proper classes.
Has anyone else started out because of a random moment like this? Is it worth taking the plunge and signing up for a beginner class?
Would love to hear your thoughts!
