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Justin Timberlake had a word with his dancing feet and an apology for the folks of D.C.! On Wednesday, the 41-year-old “Can’t Stop the Feeling” singer took to his Instagram Stories to offer a hilarious explanation for the moves he busted out in the now-viral clip from his appearance at the Something in the Water festival.  

For those who missed it, on Saturday, Timberlake took the stage with Pharrell and performed some of his biggest hits including "Like I Love You," "Rock Your Body" and "Senorita," before ending his set with “SexyBack” during the event, which was held in Washington, D.C.  

Toward the end of the performance, Timberlake -- who wore a button-down shirt, khakis and sneakers -- yelled “D.C. Beat Your Feet,” before launching into a set of awkward movements that left his feet shuffling across the stage.

On Wednesday, Timberlake had two things to blame. “D.C., I want to apologize to you for two reasons. Here and here,” he said as he panned the camera down to his feet. “I had a long talk with both of them, individually, and said, ‘Don’t you ever do that to me again.’” 

Looking at the camera, the GRAMMY-winning musician continued, this time blaming his outfit. “Maybe it was the khakis, it was a real khakis vibe. I’m gonna make this up to you. I’m gonna focus on these two guys right here,” he said pointing down to his shoes. “And get them right. Love y’all.”  

Fans, and natives of D.C. who are familiar with Beating Your Feet -- which is typically done to Go-Go music -- quickly and hilariously made the clip go viral. Timberlake was a good sport as he shared some of the videos, including one by dancer and content creator, Corey O'Brien, -- along with hilarious comments on his Instagram Stories -- following his apology. 

Next time Timberlake breaks out a set of regional moves, his feet will be ready! 

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The Independent Critic - "The Apology Dance" Review


STARRING
Casey Myers, Kimberly O'Dell, Renee Petrik, Tasha Smith, Lahcen Anajjar, Tracy Graybill, C. J. Johnson
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY
Jason Hunt
MPAA RATING
NR
RUNNING TIME
78 Mins.
DISTRIBUTED BY
Devinshire Jamestown Pictures

 "The Apology Dance" Review 

Getting set for its release through IndieRights as a VOD offering through Youtube and also on ITunes, writer/director Jason Hunt's The Apology Dance is a 78-minute journey through the more difficult than expected first anniversary of the "made for each other" Adam (Casey Myers) and Eve (Kimberly O'Dell).

Adam and Eve are nearing their first anniversary. When the conversation turns to gift-giving, the two realize they have very different ideas on the subject. Taking his best friend's advice ends up being a really bad idea and, thus, Adam begins The Apology Dance in an effort to win back Eve and make it through their first anniversary with relationship intact.

The first full-length feature release from Devinshire Jamestown Pictures, a production company with the stated mission of producing family friendly entertainment, The Apology Dance is a promising low-budget debut from the outfit featuring a crisp, clever script by Jason Hunt and several strong performances that will make the film a great opportunity to support an indie filmmaker.

Myers and O'Dell display a comfortable, believable chemistry and while the film never really delves deep into exactly why they're still together and why good ole' Adam just doesn't give up, you can't help but root for the two to finally work things out with both Myers and O'Dell projecting a sort of "every couple" appeal that is both winning and humorous.

As Adam's best friend, Lahcen Anajjar may be the film's big cinematic find. Anajjar infuses the film with an inviting sincere and comic energy that lights up the screen and livens up the festivities.

The remainder of the supporting cast is stronger than one might expect from a regionally based, low-budget outfit. Renee Petrik, as Jenny, along with Micah Lacerte, Jackie Wagner and Tasha Smith are particularly strong in supporting appearances.

The Apology Dance was marred by what appeared to be either a tracking issue, a DVD transfer issue or an editing problem that caused walking scenes, in particular, to be moving at an unnatural pace. It should be noted that this issue will likely not exist in the film's digital release formats on DVD and ITunes. However, should The Apology Dance gain a wider DVD release it's certainly an issue to be addressed.

Hunt also is responsible for the film's inventive camera work, though occasionally the film's modest $20,000 budget is in evidence as special effects don't quite measure up to their desired impact. David Luxton's original music is a solid companion to the film's sincere romantic comedy and the remainder of the tech credits are solid.

While The Apology Dance is impacted by a few production issues not uncommon to low-budget productions, the film is a solid example of the quality efforts of indie and regional filmmakers and proof positive that not all the talent in cinema today is living in Hollywood. A promising first effort from the folks at Devinshire Jamestown productions, The Apology Dance will soon be available as a Video on Demand release through IndieRights on Youtube and on ITunes. For more information on The Apology Dance, check out the film's Facebook page.

Special Treat: Check out below the original short film upon which The Apology Dance is based!

© Written by Richard Propes
The Independent Critic 

 

Caucasian Knot | Users of the social network demanded an apology for a tourist dance in a dress at the entrance to Grozny

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A video showing a man in a pink dress dancing at the entrance to Grozny caused indignation among netizens. Some commentators on Instagram* noted that he should apologize for his behavior, others indicated that tourists should be explained the rules of behavior in Chechnya. nine0003

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that the practice of public apologies adopted in Chechnya at the suggestion of Ramzan Kadyrov has spread to other regions of Russia. In particular, on August 5, a resident of Moscow apologized for a video with obscene comments, in which a resident of Chechnya walks along a Moscow beach with weapons. The Muscovite admitted that he was "guilty about the Chechen people" and promised that this would not happen again. DJ wearing Chechen clothes and headdress while performing dance music 19August, apologized for his behavior.

Residents of Chechnya itself also regularly ask for forgiveness for various misdeeds and criticism of the authorities, and reports about this are published, in particular, by the republican TV channel Grozny. The report of the international crisis group "Chechnya: Internal Abroad", published in June 2015 on the "Caucasian Knot", noted that such apologies are the result of pressure and threats. How this practice is spreading to other regions of Russia can be found in the "Caucasian Knot" report "A Fashion for Apologies: From Chechnya to the Outskirts". nine0003

A video of a man dressed in a pink dress dancing at the entrance to Grozny at the monument with the inscription: "City of Military Glory" was published today on the Chechen Republic's Instagram page. The recording itself lasts only a few seconds. In the video, a man in a dress with a tight bodice and a translucent skirt circles for several seconds to the music at the entrance to Grozny.

"Maybe it's a photoshop or not, I don't know, but he should be punished for such behavior! And it was done by a group of people!" - said the author of the message. nine0003

This post got 99 likes and 235 comments in the public, which is subscribed to by 95. 4 thousand people, by 21.20 Moscow time. ( Addition of the "Caucasian Knot" - as of 22.00 Moscow time, the publication in the Instagram *-public state of emergency / Chechnya is unavailable ).

Some of the authors of the comments in Russian suggested that the dancer in the dress would have to apologize for this entry. "Waiting for the apology video," wrote _khan_009_ . "Tomorrow with bowed head will apologize!" - agreed amlj1135 . "Why shoot a video like this. Once again to apologize to the camera later," user pupskom said. "Expect an apology from this beautiful guy," added 95_aidan . “He acted worse than the worst. So, to allow himself to treat the land of our Fathers with disdain, this has never happened before in our history,” ruslan._umarov was indignant.

A number of commentators considered such videos to be the result of the development of tourism in the republic. "Earlier, they were even afraid to think about it. Our kindness and hospitality, apparently, is a manifestation of weakness for them. I really hope that a video with apologies will appear soon, and tourists will be informed how to behave with us. A self-respecting person must know how to behave in certain countries, in cities, and even in districts," wrote just_tssb . "That's what tourism brings," supported adelaida_96 . "Tourists can do anything," commented ibragim_malysagov_ .

Let us remind you that the Ministry of Tourism of Chechnya regularly reminds tourists of the rules of conduct and dress codes in the republic. So, in 2019, the department issued a memo, which indicated how to dress when arriving in the republic, and also regulated communication with local women and smoking. Women were advised to avoid provocative clothing and dress as modestly as possible, while men were ordered to forego shorts and sleeveless T-shirts. At that time, tour operators were skeptical about the idea of ​​a dress code for guests of Chechnya, but Instagram* users considered the agency’s advice justified. The ministry's memo should also be distributed by travel agencies, they suggested. nine0003

In July, the Ministry of Tourism of Chechnya again published on its Instagram page* the rules of conduct for tourists in the republic. "It is not customary to wear revealing and provocative clothes here. Chechen girls do not wear trousers. Therefore, female representatives are advised to wear skirts no higher than the knee, and it is better to wear a tunic over tight-fitting jeans. T-shirts, transparent blouses, and deep necklines are also excluded," the entry says. dated 8 July. Some users of the Instagram * public agreed that tourists in Chechnya should observe the customs in force in the republic, including wearing modest clothes. Tourists can dress as they please, and besides, locals themselves do not always follow these rules, other commentators objected. nine0003

ChGTRK Grozny reported on August 14 that 120,000 tourists visited Chechnya in the first six months of this year, which is 60% more than in the same period of 2021.

The "Caucasian Knot" also wrote that in November 2019, a video appeared on Chechen social networks with an apology from a blogger from England, Benjamin, who visited Chechnya. He made a public apology for the phrase "Chechen chick". The expression did not refer to a specific girl, but some social media users demanded that the foreigner be punished. Caucasian scholars interviewed by the "Caucasian Knot" noted that Chechnya is not particularly popular among foreign tourists, and the story of a popular blogger's public apology will alienate those few travelers who were planning a trip to the republic. nine0003

The "Caucasian Knot" places materials about the practice of public repentance on the thematic page " Whom the Caucasus forces to apologize ".

Download the "Caucasian Knot" app - works in Russia without VPN! In our application on Android (users of this platform can also use the CENO browser to bypass blocking) or IOS, you will always read the materials of the "Caucasian Knot". If the app is removed from Google Play or the App Store, you will still be able to use the already installed app to read our news. Through a VPN, you can continue to read the "Caucasian Knot" on the site, as usual, and on Twitter, and without installing a VPN - in Telegram. You can watch videos of the "Caucasian Knot" on YouTube and stay in touch on the social networks "VKontakte" and "Odnoklassniki". WhatsApp* users can send messages to +49157 72317856, Telegram users - to the same number or write @Caucasian_Knot. Residents of the south of Russia can also send us messages using the SMS service +7 903 767 6060.

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Caucasian Knot | Three young men apologized for the video of the dance at the entrance to Grozny

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A young man who danced in a pink dress at the entrance to Grozny, as well as two of his acquaintances involved in filming a video about it, apologized to the Muslims. One of the young people added that he was punished for his act.

As the "Caucasian Knot" has reported, a video posted on August 24 in the Instagram* public "ChP/Chechnya" showing a young man in a pink dress dancing at the entrance to Grozny caused outrage among netizens. Some commentators said that the young man should apologize for his behavior, while others indicated that tourists should be explained the rules of behavior in Chechnya. nine0003

The authors of the video apologized to Muslims for the dance at the entrance to Grozny, the Readovka Telegram channel reported today, posting a video of the public repentance of three young people involved in filming the dance. Exactly where and when the apology shown in this video was made is not indicated in the message.

The video of the apology begins with footage of a dance that has previously outraged social media users. “I want to apologize for that video. We did it without thinking, without controlling ourselves. I want to apologize to the entire Muslim people that we did it out of stupidity,” says a young man who danced in a dress in the video. nine0003

The second young man in the video is standing with his head bowed low so that his face is almost invisible. "I confirm his (the first who apologized. - Note of the "Caucasian Knot" ) words, it was a mistake - this is a video. This will not happen again," he says. "Look at the camera," interrupts his voice-over. "This will never happen again, and I do not advise you to do it, in general. I apologize to all the Muslim people and to religion," the young man adds.

A third young man made similar apologies. "I apologize to all Muslims, to the religion of Islam. I made this most stupid mistake and was punished for it," he said. What kind of punishment and from whom he received, the young man does not specify, while under his right eye you can see a spot that looks like a bruise. nine0003

Highlander traditions do not accept dressing a man in women's clothes, even if the purpose of such dressing is to escape, steal, draw or some other trick, pointed out the Caucasian expert Alexei Malashenko, . “In principle, it is unacceptable for a highlander to wear a women's outfit. There is no such thing in legends and folklore,” Malashenko told the "Caucasian Knot". Participants and spectators of the event received threats, journalist Svetlana Anokhina said. nine0003

The practice of public apologies, adopted in Chechnya at the suggestion of Ramzan Kadyrov, has spread to other regions of Russia, reaching even Moscow. For example, on August 5, a resident of Moscow apologized for a video with obscene comments showing a resident of Chechnya walking along a Moscow beach with weapons. The Muscovite admitted that he was "guilty about the Chechen people" and promised that this would not happen again. The DJ, who wore Chechen clothes and a headdress while performing dance music on August 19, apologized for his behavior. nine0003

Residents of Chechnya itself regularly ask for forgiveness for various misdeeds and for criticizing the authorities, and reports about this are published, in particular, by the republican TV channel Grozny. The report of the international crisis group "Chechnya: Internal Abroad", published in June 2015 on the "Caucasian Knot", noted that such apologies are the result of pressure and threats. How this practice is spreading to other regions of Russia can be found in the "Caucasian Knot" report "A Fashion for Apologies: From Chechnya to the Outskirts". nine0003

The "Caucasian Knot" places materials about the practice of public repentance on the thematic page " Whom the Caucasus forces to apologize ".

Download the "Caucasian Knot" app - works in Russia without VPN! In our application on Android (users of this platform can also use the CENO browser to bypass blocking) or IOS, you will always read the materials of the "Caucasian Knot". If the app is removed from Google Play or the App Store, you will still be able to use the already installed app to read our news.


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