Les Twins House Dancing

A little excerpt of Les Twins getting their House on!

[@geoffmartin5545]

No , I have spent 30 years at Clubs, raves and house parties.This isn,t pure house music but the footwork and the dancing was incredible.They have forgotten more dance moves than most dancers will ever know.They also have performed thousands of times around the world to all different kinds of music and every performance is different.Les Twins have been the most influential dancers on the planet the past 15 years.They have made all dancers better and have some of the most iconic and legendary dance performances in history right here on KZbin.

[@unclebrizz1053]

Been seeing a lot of hate in the comments. I know good dance. This is better than the majority of dance I see today. It is not great, but it has very good moments. The beginning was awesome! His foot work is really mesmerizing. He floats. And the part where he does a hop and slows his pace down to go back to the footwork was good too. Pretty much everything involving his brother was less than great. Especially the end. Could have been cool, but was just weird. Yes, they got ego, and I'm not a huge fan of it either, But this routine is actually fairly good. And yes, it is a routine.

[@deserteagle7704]

❤

[@Shendo55]

What song is THAT?!

[@DannyHuynh84]

They def took a few house dance "classes". They did house foundation choreo style. They did chicago footwork. Was it dope house dancing? Nope. Was it house dancing? I guess that's debatable. 2cents from a humble House Dance Student since 2004.

[@mikegee3991]

I saw some of the foundation house footwork. It was good dancing, but it was more of a watered down house dance. This is coming from someone in their 50s who was in the NYC house dance scene since day one in the 1980s. I can see if they wanted to really dance house, they'd learn pretty fast, because of their dancing background.

[@DannyHuynh84]

@@mikegee3991 man it must have been sooo dope in NYC back in those days! If I had a time machine I’d go back to party at the Paradise Garage and The Loft.

[@mikegee3991]

@@DannyHuynh84 Yeah man. The Paradise Garage was crazy, I never went to the loft because it seemed like the crowd was a little older. The garage had a sound system that was unbelievable. House dance really got big after the Garage closed and clubs like "the Sound Factory " and "the Red Zone" and many more opened up and that's when you saw dancers like Caleaf, Shan S, Ejoe, etc, pop up and dominate the circles at the clubs. They were known everywhere and they're still dancing.

[@DannyHuynh84]

@@mikegee3991 yeah I’ve taken classes from all those guys. My favorite teacher is Brian Green. Best house dancer Alive if you ask me.

[@Mikegee63]

@@DannyHuynh84 excuse the different screen name. For some reason my desktop and cell have 2 different names, but I'm the same person as Mikegee. I forgot to mention him, he mentored all of those guys. I also forgot to mention a club called "the Shelter" that played a big role in the house dance scene.

[@mssppi]

This aint house bruh

[@trackstar420]

Yes, this is house music.....

[@Ell.06]

@@trackstar420 that doesn't make the dance house

[@ddl4374]

EzXACTLY

[@pingapete666]

@@Ell.06 is dancing not expressing the emotions it makes you feel? obviously they can express them better than anyone else

[@thinkclear3834]

The music is house but the dancing I don’t agree . I never seen this in nyc club or Nj clubs . This is more like a choreographing to a music video style to me . Idk it my opinion

[@Carloscda40]

For all the negative I thought House was all about the Vibe, Feeling, having fun?! And that's what they're doing is having fun! Where is it written that House dancing has to be specific?

[@shakeemrobinson30]

Carloscda40 don't worry about the haters he was housing in the beginning

[@jkovenski]

The same place it's written that breakers break, poppers pop, ballet dancers do ballet, and house dancers house!

[@williammckinney9288]

If it is specific dancing then it's NOT house dancing at all.

[@ddl4374]

Oh lord

[@mikegee3991]

You can dance any way house music you want, but I'm from NYC and there is certain footwork and movements which have been a signature of true house dancing since the 1980s that if you do those movements even today, people acknowledge that as house dancing, like the "heel and toe" for example.

[@jessicaaguirre1755]

too short

[@DrChamkila]

Brenda Boykin - Wildcats Gotta Move

[@lalla2975]

God bless you🙏🏻

[@alvarojneto]

They are too bad! But this isn't house.

[@DylanConlin]

Those legs look pretty loose to me.

[@AKAstyxx]

Mr. R But footwork isn’t house. Footwork is footwork; house is house. I don’t see a jack anywhere in that movement. It’s tight, but it ain’t house.

[@trackstar420]

This isn't house? WHAT CHU TALKIN BOUT WILLIS???

[@trackstar420]

Footwork isn't house? Wait, what? Footwork is a huge part or house dancing........

[@AKAstyxx]

Trackstar416 He comes in with a bit of House and Lofting vocabulary but quickly switches to Chicago Footwork and Charleston. Maybe you think I’m talking about the general term “footwork,” which is any dance move that involves moving your feet and is definitely a huge part of House; I’m talking about the dance style called “Chicago Footwork.”

[@niyan0609]

くそかっけー

[@losguanaco]

Corny.....I seen way better dancers at the "shelter" in NYC

[@shakeemrobinson30]

Hater

[@godsculte]

trash talks a good dancer and name drops a club in NYC LOLOLOLOL youre a class act bro

[@pingapete666]

why don't you link some instead of talking shit

[@pingapete666]

would love to see a better dancer than the les twins but i haven't seen one yet

[@jkovenski]

These guys are wack to me. I don't care if they can dance, too much ego makes you corny...plus the only thing house about this is the music!

[@pingapete666]

what a cringe comment, house music makes alot of people want to dance and the les twins can express it in a way that nobody else can, they are iconic and they were so respectful to these kids so how is their ego too big? if anything they have the right

[@jkovenski]

@@pingapete666 The fact that you said "cringe comment" lets me know that you're too young to understand the true essence of house. That's not disrespect, but these guys don't embody the true spirit that started in the 70s up through the 90s....in my opinion.

[@pingapete666]

@@jkovenski righto boomer what does saying cringe have to do with the 'essence of house' you just became even more cringe, congratulations. and if anything the older I get the more shit makes me cringe, you sound like a dumb hippy fuck talking about 'the essence of house' took a bit too much acid back in the day ay? 'the only thing about house is music' no. music is never just about the music, its about how it makes you feel.

[@pingapete666]

@@jkovenski show me some videos about what the essence of house is, so i can laugh at you and your acid, mushroom fucked brain.

[@mikegee3991]

@@jkovenski I understand what you're about the true essence. I'm in my 50s and although their dancing wasn't all house, they incorporated some foundation house footwork in there and if these guys wanted to be true house dancers, I'm sure that they can get real good at it. I gotta admit, as an older dude, I like seeing them dance. The house dance scene actually started in the mid 1980s when Chicago house music was introduced. I'm from NYC and saw house dance in it's infancy.