Teach me how to dance hip hop song
It's JLS |
| I like your moves |
| Girl I gotta keep up |
| Cause you're the truth |
| From the bottom and up |
| You keep it cool |
| But your performance is hot hot |
| Performance is hot hot hot hot hot |
| If you want me to, I'll make a move |
| Should I play by the rules, or copy you |
| Part of me I ain't true, or if I'm rude |
| But I just wanna learn how you move |
| Teach me how to dance |
| I'll follow your command |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| So I can get a chance, to be part of your plans |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oooh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah |
| Girl do your thing |
| And I will follow your beat |
| You're going in |
| I got some tricks up my sleeve |
| Let's take a spin |
| Out on the floor you and me me |
| The floor you and me me me me me |
| If you want me to, I'll make a move |
| Should I play by the rules, or copy you |
| Part of me I ain't true, or if I'm rude |
| But I just wanna learn how you move |
| Teach me how to dance |
| I'll follow your command |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| So I can get a chance, to be part of your plans |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oooh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah |
| Can you teach me, teach me, teach me, teach |
| Can you teach me, teach me, teach me, teach |
| Can you teach me, teach me |
| Can you teach me how to dance girl |
| Can you teach me, teach me, teach me |
| Teach me how to dance |
| I'll follow your command |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| So I can get a chance, to be part of your plans |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oooh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah |
| Teach me how to dance |
| I'll follow your command |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| So I can get a chance, to be part of your plans |
| Teach me how to dance, da-da-da-dance |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah oooh |
| Da-da-da-dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah dance |
| Yeah yeah yeah |
| Dance |
Hip Hop Dance Moves For Beginners
Learn how to dance hip hop with our hip hop moves. They are perfect for those of you who want to get into hip hop dancing and learn some basic steps. These hip hop dance moves are some of the most popular moves out there and could be used to dance at parties, clubs and any other events.
Hip Hop Dance Tutorial #1: Start With Learning The Basic Rhythm
Hip Hop Dance Tutorial #2: The 2 Step Basic Move (From 5X Hip Hop Course)
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Learn basic hip hop moves with 25 step by step video lessons.
This course is broken down into 5 modules that focus on different types of moves: Footwork, Upper Body, Waving, Step Touch and Iconic Moves. You will love this 2+ hours of detailed instruction for beginners.
These beginner hip hop dance moves on this page are easy to learn because they teach you one move at a time - as opposed to long, complicated routines.
This way you can use them individually or combine them with other steps however you feel. We recommend that you first pay attention to the footwork and timing of the step and then add your own styling to it only after. These hip hop dance videos are general hip hop steps that are good for adults and kids. They could be used with popular hip hop music in any situation.
Remember that Hip Hop is all about isolating the different body parts so make sure that you understand what body part moves first and in what sequence. Once you mastered these moves you can also check out other related Hip Hop styles like the free style dance lessons, how to break dance, how to dance to dubstep and popping dance moves.
If you are looking to learn other dance styles check out Online dance lessons.
TIPS: How to dance Hip Hop Better
1. It's all about attitude - Remember that Hip Hop dancing is all about "selling" the performance. Commit to each movement and be confident about everything you do.
2. Learn the basics first - the better your basics are, the better you will be able to execute the more intermediate and advanced Hip Hop moves. So don't jump the gun, instead master the fundamentals.
3. Practice, Practice, Practice - You need to hone down your skills as often as possible. Make sure to practice before every class and at your spare time in between classes. The key is to get the steps into your muscle memory.
Interested in other styles?
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History of Hip-Hopa. Part 2 Then it was party music, which was created by disc jockeys (DJs), who worked in the then extremely primitive sampling technique: it often came down to repeating the musical loss of someone else's dance piece.
The first "MC" ("Master of Ceremony" - this abbreviation then took on many other meanings) were typical entertainers, they introduced DJs, and also kept the attention of the audience.
The popularity of the music at these parties has led local DJs to sell live cassettes of "sets" (performance programs) that skillfully mix rhythms and bass lines taken from disco songs and funk, over which the MCs rapped. It was a purely amateur occupation, and at that time (1977-1978) there were no studios and official releases of rap records.
Hip-hop is one of the most successful types of music today.
In the early fall of 1979, the single "Rapper's Delight" by the Sugarhill Gang was released in the US and caused a sensation in the American popular music market.
First rap recording : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te7FLFK3o7A
The single is considered the first rap recording despite the fact that several more slightly earlier recorded songs dispute the glory of superiority; however, it was thanks to this 15-minute composition that the American public and the media became aware of such a phenomenon as hip-hop, however, despite the popularity of the song, the majority agreed that this was just a musical joke from which nothing would come of it.
The song was written by an African-American band, assembled almost by accident the day before recording (paradoxically, the band's musicians were not from the Bronx, but from another state altogether). The rhythm (classical disco) and bass line were taken from Chic's then-hit "Good Times", overdubbed with a rap performed by three MCs. One of the advantages of the composition is that already in this first rap 19For 79 years, typical rhymes were given, as were the founding themes of hip-hop: the details of everyday life, MC competitions and ostentatious vanity.
At the very beginning of the 1980s, a strong interest arose among rappers in European electronic pop music (first of all, in Kraftwerk and Gary Newman, who were widely sampled), the technological discoveries of which, coupled with the developed "breakbeat" - broken, completely new rhythm, contributed to the separation of hip-hop from the rhythmic dependence on disco and funk.
Kraftwerk - Boing Boom Tschak: https://www.
youtube.com/watch?v=jYMIkq3NIgE
Tubeway Army feat. Gary Numan - Bombers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJLxnF_0bro
The breakbeat rhythm, combined with the more advanced Jamaican dub technique by that time, took hip-hop to a new level. The innovators of early hip hop were Curtis Blow, Africa Bambata, Grandmaster Flash and Whodini, their 1980-1984 recordings. (now referred to as the "old school of hip-hop") were decisive for the formation of the genre. The music magazine "Rolling Stone" named the most influential composition in the history of hip-hop "The Message" Grandmaster Flash (1982).
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PobrSpMwKk4
hop discoveries: Run DMC played minimal drum machine breakbeats, Mantronix gained acclaim for their revolutionary mixing technique, and the Beastie Boys combined elements of punk rock and rap and, with the assistance of Rick Rubin, became the first white rap group to achieve commercial success.
Separate compositions with elements of rap recitative were also recorded by punk bands, for example, Blondie (their single "The Rapture" topped the American charts back in 1982) and The Clash (their single "The Magnificent Seven" in 1980 was heavily promoted on African-American radio stations in New York).
The Clash - The Magnificent Seven: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj1Nf850Lys
By the mid-1980s, hip-hop music was no longer solely about the party atmosphere, and the next generation of rappers became develop more serious topics, for example, socially aggressive ones. Such themes brought Public Enemy a cult status among listeners not only in the African-American environment. The musical side of hip-hop also became more complicated: the modern stage in its development begins with the release at 1987 album "Paid in Full" by the duo Eric B. & Rakim. By the end of the 1980s, rap music had reached a level of popularity comparable to rock, country, and pop music, and major music industry institutions such as the Grammy award-winning American Recording Academy and the American Music Awards established categories for rap in 1988.
This popularity in America was embodied by the NWA, MC Hammer, Kris Kross and others, who addressed their music to white teenagers and a wider listening audience, which, in turn, gave impetus to the development of more uncompromising genres in hip-hop.
At the turn of the 1990s, at the suggestion of the NWA, infamous for their defiantly obscene and aggressive lyrics, "gangsta rap" became popular, reflecting the criminal life of African American ghettos. The most influential figure in hip-hop of the decade is a former member of the NWA named Dr. Dre; he introduces a new style of g-funk, the most prominent representative of which was his protégé Snoop Dogg. A few years later, the members of the trio The Fugees, with their album "The Score", clearly demonstrated the possibilities for integrating hip-hop with other musical directions - rhythm and blues, reggae and even jazz. They were one of the first hip-hop projects to gain wide popularity outside the United States.
(The most influential hip-hop figure of the 90s was Dr.
Dre)
In the mid-1990s, a rivalry developed between gangsta rappers from the West and East coasts of the United States, which ended in the death of their leaders - Tupac Shakur and Notorious B. I. G. Tragic the outcome of this confrontation generated such widespread discussion in the media that for almost the entirety of 1997, rappers occupied the top lines of the US charts. This period is characterized by an intense commercialization of hip-hop, a departure from its "tramp" roots, which is usually associated with the name of Puff Daddy, a rapper who promoted a glamorous lifestyle and built his compositions on a very extensive citation of pop hits of previous decades. As the 20th century drew to a close, white rapper Eminem rose to prominence as he attempted to resurrect the provocative and social protest of the old school of hip-hop.
Eminem - The Real Slim Shady: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJO5HU_7_1w
Beginning in the late 1980s, hip-hop fueled the stylistically and technologically modified rhythm and blues ( New Jack Swing, Hip Hop Soul).
In 2004, for the first time in history, the Grammy Award in the most prestigious "supergenre" nomination - "for the best album" - was awarded to rap artists - the duo OutKast. In modern hip-hop, as in other major styles of popular music, producers play a large role, on which the entire industry depends. In the mid-2000s, the most in-demand hip-hop producers - Scott Storch, The Neptunes, Timbaland - contributed to the further development of the funk aesthetic. Hip-hop artists, despite their initial negrocentrism, can be found in most countries of the world, from Argentina to Japan.
In 2004, for the first time in history, the Grammy was awarded to rap artists: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDnKvJvbh08
African American culture. This ideology was built on the antagonism of the American Anglo-Saxon culture, so hip-hop, being an integral part of the original African-American culture, is likely to continue to develop (contrary to predictions that hip-hop music will freeze and die), as evidenced by millions of contracts new rap artists.
Over the past decades, its own fashion has also formed, radically different from the traditional fashion of the white population, its own jargon and its own cultivated manner of pronunciation, dance styles, its own graphic art - “graffiti” (images and graffiti made on walls made with aerosol cans or special markers with paint ) and more recently also movies (not necessarily about rappers, but taking themes from the African-American environment, see the films "Barbershop", "Hustle And Flow", "Don't be a threat to South Central while drinking juice in your neighborhood"; rappers also more and more begin to become film actors). Thus, it becomes difficult to draw a clear line between hip-hop proper and the African-American subculture.
Hip-hop fashion has a number of features, such as loose clothing.
Despite the hip-hop fashion changing every year, in general it has a number of characteristic features. Clothes are usually loose, sporty style: sneakers and baseball caps (usually with straight peaks) of famous brands (e.
g. Reebok, Roca Wear), T-shirts and basketball jerseys, jackets and sweatshirts with hoods, ski hats pulled over the eyebrows, baggy pants (the so-called "pipes"), lowered wide shorts. Hairstyles are short, although short African braids are also popular. Massive jewelry (chains, medallions, etc.) is popular among rappers themselves.
The first experiments with rap in Russia apparently date back to 1984, when in Kuibyshev, the disc jockey of the Kanon discotheque, Alexander Astrov, together with the local group Peak Hour, recorded a 25-minute program, which was soon distributed throughout the country in the form magnetic album "Rap".
Rush Hour - Rap (1984): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu3bxuN_oiU
The first Russian-speaking rap performers appeared in the early 1990s.
In addition to these experiments, hip-hop in Russia became known, rather narrowly, in the second half of the 80s, when the interest in breakdance began, although proper English-language rap compositions were little known to music lovers.
The first Russian-speaking rap artists appeared at the beginning of 19In the 90s, Bogdan Titomir was famous, on the other hand, the more underground forms of Russian hip-hop ("MD&C Pavlov") were not successful. The market of Russian hip-hop, as an industry, was formed only in the late 1990s, which was confirmed by the emergence of many groups of this genre ("Bad Balance", "Casta", "Legal Business", "Dots"). In 1999, the global revival of breakdance contributed to its re-revival in Russia.
Bogdan Titomir - Do as I do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2lMVgIflmU
MD&S Pavlov - Rap is...: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfI26Eht240
Bad Balance - Everything will be good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=By_iQMhA3vo
Casta - We take it on the streets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLtQoZOnvSQ
Legal Business$ $ - Pack of Cigarettes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwLkVRjXSq40003
Russian hip-hop is controversial, like its Western original, while elements of rap are occasionally included by various musicians in their songs.
Lyrics N1cKo - My girl dances hip-hop translation, lyrics, video, clip
My girl dances hip-hop
And lives non-stop
She likes to walk in the rain.
And cold brandy on the rocks.
She is one of a kind, although there are many similar ones
Those who have dedicated their lives to hip-hop.
Those who are faithful to him to the end.
Who lives in the rhythm of the dance.
She has nothing more beautiful in this world,
Than to surrender to the dance even for a moment.
Ever since childhood, it's an addiction.
Only dancing brings her happiness.
Movements, cutting through the air with their feet
Everyone in the hall is tense.
They held their breath,
Only to her, one here, attention is riveted.
Turns the body, drives you crazy.
But she herself wanted it that way.
And everyone will understand this without saying too many words.
Because my girl just dances hip hop.
These eyes sparkle only in break dance style.
Only here she is ready to stay forever.
It's hard to imagine her life without dancing.
Heart, soul and body is subject to music.
My girl breathes this.
How I breathe what I write in every verse.
She puts all of herself on the floor.
How do I put my tracks on the Internet.
She is the one who makes people happy.
Rhythm, facial expressions, and dance.
She is beautiful, no, she is beautiful.
Although few people see in her what I see.
Her eyes need to be understood for years because she is not from those
"momy" that "money" move bodies.
She lives non-stop.
My girl just dances hip-hop
My girl dancing hip hop
And lives in non-stop mode
She loves to walk in the rain.
And cold brandy with ice.
She is one such at least a lot
Those who follow their life hip-hop.
Those who are faithful to him to the end.
Who lives in the rhythm of dance.
No, she has nothing more beautiful in this world,
The at least for a moment to surrender to dance.
Happy childhood, this is a whiff.
Only dance brings her happiness.
Movements, cutting air legs
Voltage in all in the hall.
Break,
Only to her, one here is riveted.
Turns of the body, drives crazy.
But he wanted so much.
And all this will understand, not to speaking unnecessary words.
After all, my girl is just dancing hip hop.
These eyes sparkle only in the style of break dance.
Only here she is ready to stay forever.
Her life is difficult to imagine without dance.
Heart, soul and body is subject to music.
My girl breathes it.
As I breathe what I am writing in every ticket.
She lays out all herself on the floor.
How do I find my own tracks on the Internet.
She is one who gives people happiness.
