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looks like its about one minute taken from two separate videos she did that total about sixteen minutes and then pulled one minute of dancing from 1440min(24 hrs) of dancing video done for Pharrels Happy Video. Shes only using the clips of Pharrel which were actually taken from his music video.
http://vimeo.com/18446531
http://vimeo.com/32824772
(she actually may have pulled her clips from much more video http://girlwalkallday.com/watch-the-film/schools-out)

Meh im guessing lots of videos out there of people dancing in the street could do the same when using 24 hours of dancing footage. Much better argument if all the footage was from his three minute Happy video.

I am *certain* I've seen a different "crazy people dancing" video at this exactly location. Does this sound familiar to anyone else?

Yup - Just pointing out the obvious
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you telling me?
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If this was a girl woman, it would get more votes - just an observation.

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The track may have been from Tron, but this idea of dancing with neon body lights doesn't necessarily make it a tribute is what he's saying. Nobody here watched America's Got Talent last season I take it otherwise this wouldn't have been anything they hadn't seen before. Team iLuminate did this stuff and largely was the one who introduced it to the mainstream as far as I can tell. Point being its a style/setting/type of dance so unless every song they do is a tribute, one by itself doesn't make it so. It would be like saying every break dance video was a tribute to You Got Served if the movie had come out before the dance style had become popular.

Foster the People: Pumped Up Kicks
http://videosift.com/video/Foster-the-People-Pumped-Up-Kicks

Dubstep Dance Video of the song:
http://videosift.com/video/Amazing-Dubsteppin

thx i owe you one. i loved that vid.

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*promote
*NSFW

>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

>> ^Opus_Moderandi:
>> ^FlowersInHisHair:
The way he moves has nothing to do with the music. It didn't seem like he was actually responding to the music at all.

What video were you watching?

This one. Hey, it's subjective, man.


But, the majority of his movements are in tempo with the music. Especially in the heavier sections of the song. That part is not subjective, it's blatantly obvious. To say that his movements weren't in response to the music just makes me think that you didn't actually WATCH the video. Or at least all of it.

As far as his moves having nothing to do with the music, well, that part is subjective but, I'd like to see your dance interpretation of this song.
How about it, the very 1st Videosift Dance Off? C'mon FIHH, Bring It!!!!

(wondering how I got to the point where I'm defending a dance video... ? heavy sigh)

Thanks for the promote

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*promote again. so good.

Thanks for the promote.

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*promote

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*isdupe>> ^ctrlaltbleach:

dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Amazing-popper-from-So-You-Think-You-Can-Dance-2008
yeah sorry.

*beg again for this awesome dance video

so I was all thinking " what ever, lots of pole dancing videos on the sift "

then she took out the sword.. and again I thought " whatever, I can do that with a pipe, I can do that with sword as well. "

Then she threw it in the air and caught it by the hilt and I got familiarly aroused, and thought I would like to copulate with this woman.

then she started spinning and twirling the blade this way and that, indeed I felt the passion to be the blade in her hilt, and leave it at that.

Ooooooooooooooahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.