Women Train Like Professional Dancers For A Month

[@greenoatmealandham]

The guy that walked in the background at like 3:54 and immediately walked out is my aesthetic

[@lys7655]

Omg yesssss

[@Nunu-xu4er]

Becca Intille lmao

[@cloduh]

My spirit animal

[@charlotte139]

Mood

[@mrsus2403]

So truee 😀

[@trinityjim3772]

"Everybody looks like, long haired beautiful dancers. And I do not emulate that at *all*." This breaks my heart cuz Jazzmyne girl, you're BEAUTIFUL.

[@cellothere5723]

Jazzmyne was amazing

[@icyhot9101]

Too Bad wow. I know its different but just accept who jazzmyne is.

[@lynnb.3161]

Too Bad why so much hate? WHAT raised you?

[@artanis6943]

AnyMotion :D I accept that she isn't the stereotypical dancer. She can be whatever she wants to be. That doesn't mean I want to watch her fail at dancing. I don't like the way she looks or acts or dances, and I'm not going to pay money to watch that.

[@artanis6943]

Lynn Buchannon My father and mother raised me. I do not "hate" Jazz-whatever her name is, I just don't like her. I don't think she has any future in dancing at all. I was merely stating my opinion.

[@meganpovilaitis2705]

When they were breaking down, i felt that.

[@huybui-rn8vc]

Megan Povilaitis I had those moments in my dance clubs at school but we’re fine now

[@meganpovilaitis2705]

Emily Conrad that had to be really difficult. But dont worry the only person you have to impress is yourself

[@delaneystrotman2491]

I'm a dancer myself, this dance teacher was actually nicer then some of the dance teachers I've had. There are diffrent types of dance teachers who have diffrent methods of teaching his method was more strict and some dancers thrive under criticism but others don't ether way I think all there work paid of and they did amazing.

[@hr-qv6wm]

Same sometimes after a dance class my dance techer will just flat out say that our class did aweful and make up dance it until we feel like we are about to pass out. But I still love dance. And so many people don't realise how dance requires so much commitment and communication.

[@yuqigao4860]

I used to have dance Teachers a lot more scary than this and now am having teachers who are really nice. But you do progress faster with the harsh ones, provided you don’t give up.

[@cometwolf1130]

Agreed it might sound harsh yet thats what literally keeps yall up and runin

[@helenameadows9080]

I completely agree. Having a variety of dance teachers, whether mean or nice, enables you to have more experience and a higher employability

[@valentinak1123]

I'm a dancer but I don't have a dance coach or anything, j just dance at home

[@fatimzahra_q]

As a dancer myself I think he could’ve given them something more hip hopped styled and not every dance should be sexy

[@hangulxo8661]

Lamia Sparkle right

[@krystalmillsom1482]

Lamia sparkle you are so right, the dance was good but I feel like they would feel a lot more comfortable dancing and in my opinion it would look better

[@sohanasarkar1921]

Ik

[@cofftea]

Exactly

[@AutumnGenesisHill]

Yes I do agree and I feel like they did a good job for not being trained dancers

[@zarinag3098]

Jazz... You are a beauty, your body, your hair, this doesn’t make you any less of an amazing person When people stare let them stare queen 👑

[@pepsipIunge]

Yes! I highly agree!!

[@sukainareza4682]

I appreciate your encouragement but it isn't the easiest job to just let people stare at you without being uncomfortable or unbothered

[@michellekaiser5907]

I love Jazz's aesthetic. I really always want to see her and it's because she's inspiring.

[@oodlespaos]

She is absolutely gorgeous and I have always loved her personality and fashion

[@Hazeydaze92]

She was the worse dancer though

[@hey2360]

Should’ve gone to Kyle Hanagami

[@dancedancerevolution7458]

Yassss that would be so cool

[@maryjoybersamina8700]

Yes

[@hibidihibidi4712]

ashly did that

[@its_laura5344]

Hey yess

[@hanaar2873]

Factsss

[@pamelajohn5416]

When she said "I want to be sexy but my body isn't doing that" I felt that in my soul.

[@athenaaaaq]

The choreographer needed to encourage the girls more. I didn’t here one nice or good comment other than the girl choreographer and that doesn’t help the dancer. Dancers need encouragement to get through tough dancers. I get that they were being strict but not one complement is bad. I’ve seen a dancer for 9 years now and it feels amazing to know that you get something right and hear that from your dance teacher.

[@waitwhat5699]

It’s called corrections, and corrections aren’t supposed to be nice or mean. They are criticized to help them try to be better. Check yourself before u wreck yourself

[@Oldbebe123]

Wait what check out Ashley's video correction but also encouraging to find themselves and feel Happy about themselves. Use what they have to their advantage

[@elliswestreich8578]

Dragon_ Fruit•-• i really agree. i am a competitive dancer who dances 12 hours a week and i not only get “work on this” but also “great job on that”. i think their “mental breakdowns” were mostly because they were only getting thing that they need to do better and no positivity.

[@jessicatatum7769]

I've trained in a competitive ballet environment for 10+ years. It's all mental. l'm over the moon if the teacher pays personal attention to me with a correction. Getting told you actually look awful doing a step and getting it fixed is AMAZING. It means that they care about your improvement, harsh or not. However, I also feel like they edited out a lot content from their rehearsals, and I highly doubt that there was no praise given at all.

[@jillianoconnor4016]

that's what good dance teachers do. they're not trying to make you sad or anything they're trying to make you a better dancer

[@AKam-gb3qi]

As a person who started dance at 19, everyone around me had been dancing for years and years, many even for a decade, and I was a literal toddler amidst a crowd of experienced adults, in both physicality and mentality. So I really connected with these girls' emotional struggles, those things are what you face when you start dancing. For those of you criticizing, don't forget that you had a start too. These girls were complete amateurs and to ask them to instantly hone the mentality of a professional dancer, which is like that of metal steel, is unfair. We should really applaud them for their effort and big jump out of their comfort zone.

[@Raindripple]

A. Kamazuka thank you

[@rairianm]

A. Kamazuka Amen to that! Thank Jesus for your compassionate soul.

[@chi6345]

A. Kamazuka Someone said it!

[@ravensims3707]

You started dance at 19? Man, I don't have the guts to do dance again even though I'm 15. I feel like since there is different levels and experience, I would be put with the inexperience or in my age group where everyone else is more professional at dancing than I would be. That's the thought that scares me the most...

[@yourtypicalscorpioslytheri974]

A. Kamazuka your so right

[@oliviaanneharlan]

You don't always have to make everything sexy to make a dance good btw, i made this comment almost 3 years ago, i don't completely agree with my comment anymore. I am not judging them at all, i think if they are confident that is all that matters.

[@Skye0710]

But most people now prefer that way

[@marionalopez3418]

Holo

[@user-qx2kb9jl4y]

I Guess that’s the type of dance they were going for.

[@mafeteves]

But I think it is more suitable for this dance...

[@katherinelin480]

I personally dislike sexy dances. I’ll rather see a cute kpop dance with a lot of energy

[@cassidydeneau7076]

People are saying the choreographers were too harsh on them, but the whole point was that they train like "professional dancers" As in the type that get to dance with celebrities. And thats the reality of it. They have every aspect of their body criticized and looked at to see how it can be better, and they have to take it and use that to improve, because thats their job.

[@its_a_poncho]

Thank you! Honestly I would even say Robert was being very gentle on them. Other professional teachers go much more harsher to teach professional damcers

[@royreynnells5771]

Gotta agree with both of ya

[@abrahamjacob6919]

I wanna be a dancer...

[@avramalexandra3079]

they weren't harsh at all, I've experienced criticism in my dancing way harsh then they did

[@annanardinixxx3769]

They were

[@kristimichelle7529]

i did like this video, but i think that they were a little rude on how their bodies and physical features look.

[@Shayla.r]

@Malia Certeza-Baker Buzzfeed?

[@beatle703]

Shayla Roblox yea they work for buzzfeed

[@elizabethyun3189]

Well as sad and unfortunate as it may be that's what the actual dance world is like. A lot of teachers and companies are very harsh and are super picky. As amazing as dance is, it really takes a huge mental and physical toll.

[@abidale.jonafin28]

Kendall Parsons fr though

[@kirabourbon]

They were criticizing their bodies, they were criticizing how they USED their bodies in the dance

[@donoteatbluedirt8529]

When Jazzmyn was talking about how she looked different and everyone was thinner, I was so confused because I find her absolutely gorgeous. I love her hair, clothes and body shape.

[@logic7753]

Elsie The Equestrian Right she's out here looking like a bombshell.

[@murphyshanline2821]

Yes she is beautiful

[@loopwxrld3063]

Same she’s so cute!

[@sol8035]

When it comes to dancing usually smaller body's have it easier to make moves sharper while people with bigger body's need to work 10x as harder. I completely understand how Jazz feels.

[@amikalaj4100]

You love her hair u mm she doesn't have hair by yeah she is amazing lol

[@CutiieDeviilX3]

I much prefer Ashleys transformation, the environment they were in just felt so forced and horrible rather than learning how to move your body and get better. It shows in their end result how they were trained for the month

[@monikas.6536]

I totally agree with you! And I also feel like the tittles for this two videos should be swapped. Ashley really trained like a professional (practising everyday, positive attitude, dealing with the corrections like a real dancer, taking technique classes). This video shows a lot struggles of begginer amateur dancers (learning to get togheter, to take critiques, to deal with insecurities), which is great, but I wouldn't call taking 3 classes a week a professional training.

[@cookiesarelikecream]

I agree. I feel like for this specific environment it’s not beneficial to make beginner and newbie dancers train like professionals who have years of dancing experience. People who train in this setting know basic moves and footwork and how to move their body confidently. The harsh criticism isn’t going to help if they aren’t at the level the choreographers are expecting them to be. Ashley’s dance environment was perfect for a beginner because it required learning and more basic moves. However, I do understand that the point of this video is to show how professional dancers train and how tough it is. Especially when you’re dancing in a group because you have to be in sync. Hopefully this won’t scare or turn off newbies from wanting to learn how to dance

[@miraculouslb_fan8468]

I know you think that this environment isn’t beneficial for newbies but that’s how it works in the dance world. Also most people start learning at the age of 3 or so there aren’t many 20 or so year olds starting to learn how to dance.

[@CutiieDeviilX3]

Mmm but thats the problem with industries, people go along with it and just say this is how it is... There really needs to be a change in the way people are treated and "encouraged" if you can call it that...

[@karenprudencio2934]

I agree buh this was training like professionals not newbies

[@guccitea5481]

Everyone is saying how the dance coaches were rude but that’s just how the entertainment industry works. You need to know your flaws and your mistakes and fix them if you want to come out on top and be successful. And that’s why the coach’s are there, to let you know what your doing wrong and help you fix it.

[@camille-vs7vz]

There’s a way to tell me what I’m doing wrong without being a jerk

[@kamiabruh9200]

Ok but it’s a buzzfeed video, not a dance competition

[@freya21]

But they could've been a little nicer about it

[@freya21]

@@camille-vs7vz so true

[@freya21]

@@kamiabruh9200 I completely agree

[@spinalc0rds]

The difference of environment of this video compared to Ashly's is incredible. I don't know if it's because these girls had "more experience" or if it's the editing but dance is about sharing and having fun just as much as it is about precision and elegance. That part didn't really shine through and it's sad.

[@damaris_mx]

This “coaching” or “leadership” needs be called out on. I’m halfway through the video and first of all, I have not heard one encouraging comment from any of them, except the woman. Instead of harshly critiquing, why don’t they praise the girls for the good they’re doing and helping them work on their flaws, geez

[@purrchouli]

Damaris M yeah I really didn't like this dude.

[@akodo77]

The video shows something like 5 minutes of training from probably 40+ hours. They put in criticism because it builds more drama.

[@chimichanga2698]

Criticism helps dancers, singers, artists, ect. It lets you know what to improve on. You need to have a backbone to be in the visual arts, I know cause Im a singer and artist. Youre CONSTANTLY having yourself critiqued by others but that is a good thing, so you don't sound/seem average but A M A Z I N G. You cant be soft in this industry.

[@川畑徹-x4e]

Totally agree with you! This is not a "let's have fun while dancing" class! The title says it all: "Women Train Like Professional Dancers For A Month" They probably had some words o encouragement but criticism makes the video more interesting

[@elias1818]

WELCOME TO COMPETITIVE DANCING. They don't care how good you are, you can always be better. As a competitive dancer I cried multiple times from the critique I got. You have to be better otherwise your not good. But they critique you because they want to see you succeed. Sorry to say but that coach was actually nice compared to my old one. Experience is how you are able to see how they were trained in this video. Unless you literally make a move COMPLETELY flawless, you will not get any compliments. You learn to deal as a dancer because for every 10 nos, your gonna get one yes.

[@kadygirl0000]

LIKE SO PEOPLE CAN SEE!!! Here are the all the songs that they used for their dance perfomance! 8:05 I came to party by W.C.P.M 8:33 In love by Sofia Candiani 9:12 Ice cream by Sofia Candiani You're most welcome :)

[@jiminbias5082]

kadygirl0000 n

[@iwishicouldthinkofabettern8159]

YASSS! Thank you!

[@ileanamiller5628]

kadygirl0000 ty

[@kitsune4058]

kadygirl0000 you are my hero right now

[@MicaellaSantos14]

kadygirl0000 after ten years, finally saw these thanks gurl

[@luhanluhan2329]

Why didn't they just fall kyle hanagami... He would have made them so much more inspired and motivated...

[@marysaotome7823]

ikr

[@juliachantelle5728]

Ik he would’ve been so much better

[@cottagecheeselegs9718]

PERIODTTTT

[@diyaparikh6440]

rm's moonchild exactly

[@char8608]

i agree, their dance teacher was good but he seemed kind of rude - it could be from an outsiders view but idk.

[@martinaduhani5858]

i feel like people underestimate us dancers. dancing is hard mentally and physically. ive been dancing for 6 years now. people have said "ohhh it must be soooo easyyy" but then im like "then try" and they fail. but they still underestimate us saying dancing is not a sport. dancing is a sport and yeahh you can really enyoy doing it but it takes time, practice and confidence. if you're not confident but you still want to dance, DANCE!!! you will build your confidence as time goes by. I PROMISE ITS THE BESTTT THING EVERRR❤

[@carinemcdonald2500]

Martina Duhani ikr Dancers put so much hard work into choreography and have to go through so much pain mentally and physically. This is my 7th year of dance and I consider dance more of a sport than others. Football players only play for seconds at a time dancers can be in a show for 3 - 10 minutes. So we should be more respected for our hard work

[@claireisonfire4859]

I know right, I've been dancing for like 9 years and it is hard, people don't get that us dancer work our butts of to be where we are.

[@wisp4704]

I've always wanted to dance. But I'm just afraid of being the worst, or just not getting anything right. My mother dance when she was younger, and she encouraged me to do so. I want to so bad, but I'm just scared I'll be ashamed

[@doyoung3932]

Martina Duhani same with being a figure skater :((

[@criesincryptid]

Dance has always been "my thing" and I love it so much it's just so much fun for me

[@snazzyrat2919]

I know that guy was a professional and he was trying to get them to be better, but to see those girls cry was awful, it really knocked them down

[@goldenglow2404]

Yeah he should have been nicer

[@mariatica7058]

He was nice! He was giving advice! I am a dancer and for me that feels normal!

[@Sophie-zr6ix]

As a dancer it is nice to see people showing the emotional as well as the physical pain you get put through. The constant critique and even the feeling that you aren't good enough. Dance isn't a hobby or a cute tutu and a leotard. It is hard and mentally challenging, but it's worth it and it is beautiful. I think their dance turned out really well in the end.

[@respectmydad5339]

Kelsey is gorgeous. Like I am not kidding she is on billboard pretty.

[@glimexx8746]

Halzsd Carder 0:55

[@tiffaniepiston7562]

Respect My Dad so true😍

[@dzianasavenia1149]

lol not really her jaw is too big to be gorgeous , Jazz is gorgeous and Michelle is reallly prettty

[@user-qx2kb9jl4y]

Dziana Savenia I mean it’s her opinion and what’s wrong with big jaws? But I do agree with you on the other girls

[@princessporkchop4586]

Jordan is stunning

[@mkay2864]

I have been dancing since I was 2 and am now going to college to study dance. Dance is truly one of the hardest things to do mentally, physically, and emotionally. I struggle with my confidence every single day and it honestly puts you in a hole that takes so much time to get out of. I can give advice to just about everyone else to help them be themselves and do well,but when it comes to myself, it is a never ending battle. Seeing this video made me actually really happy. To know that others see how hard it really is and it shows the mental and emotonal component of it is amazing. Many people dont understand the hard work and dedication it takes to do this all. I hope people have a greater appreciation for this art form

[@alicesrabbit7126]

if that is what you love and where your heart truly is, GET IT. everyone is going to have an opinion, no matter how good you are, just work hard and stick with it, GOOD LUCK!

[@strbrrydrgn]

M Kay there is a dancing college? Where do you live?

[@avag403]

Wow. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kaii4869]

I do ice skating so I know exactly what you mean last year I nearly quit but I pushed through and I made it

[@mkay2864]

Queenie Isn't Here thank you for the support ❤️

[@elizabethmckittrick789]

This was so eye opening as a dancer to watch. The emotions they're struggling with and the corrections they get are completely normal to me. Nothing in this video would make me even close to tears. I never realized how thick-skinned dance made me.

[@lailadavis4057]

I understand,these corrections are normal to me

[@greenrocket2821]

I am a professional dancer from Ohio and the stuff they were doing is really close to what I train like.

[@lazertag9732]

shutup

[@katbirchall2841]

I dont interact with many people, and although I'm all for critique, I find i'll get emotional if its not worded in a polite way. I find that since i avoid people that are straight to the point I never build up any self confidence so i'll completely beat myself up after any form of criticism. I wish that I had built up that confidence when I was younger, since I have social anxiety now, and although I'm trying to overcome it, it makes small things like criticism so much harder for me.

[@luciajohnson4824]

honestly...

[@diamondbaker1419]

Jermeel is SO rude! You guys are beautiful, especially you Jordan. You guys just need to practice a bit more. When he said that, I began tearing up. You guys can do this, don't give up.

[@diamondbaker1419]

Btw, Jordan nice eyebrows.

[@umi.a178]

It's called criticism. You have to be told and then be like i don't care about that. I will do better and I'll go harder. People always point out the different and actually being different is better than being boring. If you embrace that and show that you can do the best with what you have,the first step is to be told exactly what your insecurities are

[@Dark.Academia_0]

I think so too you a re people who are amazing and butiful

[@NessWrldd]

Jordyn Baker it’s the real world. You can’t go to a dance class and expect the teacher to baby you. I would rather a dance teacher be harsh and yell at me and tell me what to work on.

[@klanibeepboop6287]

Jermeel isn’t being rude. It’s his JOB to criticize and be harsh on people to push them to their limits and to realize that their insecurities can be used to make them better 🙄.

[@bluegreencanary6079]

I am a 11 year old professional dancer. I have preformed in the Nutcracker 4 times and we start training in July for the show in December. Dancing is so much harder then people think. I also take dance class 3 times a week for jazz, contemporary and ballet. Imagine being 11 and constantly being criticized and critiqued about your body and every single move that you make. So, next time you see a dancer and he/she is just working it up on that stage, you gotta think: Wow. Cause all that work that goes into that one or two shows is incredible. Please appreciate dancers and the amazing shows we put on. ❤️

[@SaraAli-ep5xb]

The Donut Godess omg nobody cares

[@ydp8525]

saramaryam marvel Jealous

[@gracec963]

lol um ok?

[@what-fo9jg]

humble brag

[@limbengcheng1118]

@@SaraAli-ep5xb i do.... Does that count?

[@helomeow9743]

This is a beautiful video! People underestimate us dancers because they think it's easy and a waste of money. Nothing ticks me of more when someone says that dance is not a sport! It's just so rude! I have danced since I was 4-5 so 6-7 years and it's hard work! I would be lying if I said that I haven't cried before and exam or show, there's just so much pressure and if you mess up you mess everyone up! I loved the teacher so much because he reminds me of my ballet teacher! She makes us work hard and she HATES wimps! You can NOT be a wimp in her class! This video so amazing and one of my favourite videos ever. Edit: Wow okay first I would like to thank you for over 2 k likes, that's amazing, and second, yes I believe dance is an art form too, it's both a sport and an art. Dance is also a way of expressing yourself, no matter if you've never danced a day in your life or have been doing it your whole life! Dance is hard and I'm not saying that your going to be amazing on the first day but saying that you don't need to be experienced to have fun, and having fun is the most important part of dance if it's a sport or not.

[@starburstorbust9409]

HeloMeow I completely agree with you. Just today my brother told me I shouldn't be sore from my class because dance isn't nearly and hard as hockey. So many people have said this to me. I told him I'd give him $30 if he could do the stretches and movements I do and not be sore afterwards. Let's just say I'm now $30 richer. 😉

[@AG-uj3hw]

Dance is not a sport it's a art

[@inyourarea3719]

Ive also been a dancer ever since i was 5 and it's such an amazing sport!

[@aquamarinachannel1417]

It's really sad that people think that anyone can be thrown on a dance stage and suddenly become a Maddie Ziegler it takes time, effort and dedication to be the best. 😊

[@trin776]

HeloMeow exactly I used to be in dance but stoped but I still practice and do dance at my school but it's kind of upsetting when people underestimate it or say it isn't a sport

[@egeceler7024]

Jazzmyne needs a Parris Goebel binge watch session and realize how lucky she is for looking like such a diva just like Parris. That woman is one of my favourite choreographers/dancers ever. It has nothing to do with your figure or your hair. If anything Jazz and Parris stand out more which I think is a pro, not a con at all. Hey Jazzmyne, if you ever see this, please watch some of her videos you'll love it and I think it will change your point of view!

[@beccascaredycat8490]

But that's the moment, when you can show them, that you rock even though you aren't tiny or skinny or anything like "the others". And if you fail, fail with grace and with an attitude that says "I'm still better than you'll ever be" because you probably are. (I know what I'm talking about, I'm 5'7 and 175lbs, I was always the "big one" in my dancing group)

[@egeceler7024]

Anna I feel you. I danced too and believe me, with girls who look like ballerinas. So I know that feeling. But it's sad that you have given up on your passion because of that. Nobody is perfect but it shouldn't be an excuse for anyone to give anything up. Self love is important. Don't let negative thoughts stand in your way. Plus, I find it boring when every single member of the group looks alike. Okay, so maybe you know your "difference", how about embracing it?

[@egeceler7024]

Becca Scaredycat AGREED!! Prove them wrong! Make them embrassed!

[@kcanded]

I kept watching Jazz, she moved well, she stood out in a good way. I want to move like that. I'm 5'6" and weigh 250 lbs. I can dance but I don't think I'm in her league.

[@ThatsSoMeYa]

I definitely agree. Parris slays and so does Jaz

[@sandaku721]

I really hate when people say dance is easy. Honestly, it's not and I'm glad this video shows you that :)

[@paulinag.1968]

Came here right after watching Ashly learning how to dance, and I don't care what you say, no matter how professionally you are being trained, no one should be that rude, if they are trying to make you see your flaws and work with them or fix them, a constructive criticism is the best way to do that. Not make your students have a mental breakdown.

[@kimk.9168]

Yes, exactly! The dance instructor in Ashley's video was so much more caring and it feels like Ashley had way more fun becsuse of that.

[@TheJayWashExperience]

It’s called having a thick skin and tough love...to be able to do this, you have to have that.

[@cheyennewardell9370]

Coming from a dancer, this is how the industry works. They were training like PROFESSIONAL dancers. Every teacher teaches in different ways as well! Ashley was just learning how to dance but they were training like professionals thats why they were treated so much more harshly. The industry is cut throat, no sugarcoating!

[@archangelashley]

Yh but it isnt 6 year olds dancing and its just the dance industry- they did right

[@TheMarieSweeney]

As a dancer who's been on a break for over a year now, this was difficult for me to watch, mostly because I was jealous of them. I miss that grind. I miss the hard work and dedication. But since I don't have anywhere to take class, it's been difficult to get back. I've lost a lot of my strength and flexibility. I'm so proud of these girls. I can relate to their insecurities and what they went through. I've also cried, I've also been picked apart piece by piece, insecurity by insecurity. Dance is relentless. I can tell they put in a ton of both physical and emotional work. And it paid off. I'm so proud. Thank you for showing me dance is still possible.

[@Pranckall]

Michelle is my queeeeen but can we talk about lead dancer mode Kelsey?!

[@chloebean3507]

Pranckall I'm in dances gymnastics and cheerleading and I do contortion and theater in dance I practice 46 hours a week gymnastics 53 hour a week cheerleading 63 hours constitution 29 hours theater 31 hours a week even. I do it in summer to I don't remember a time wasent in front of a crowd I want to quit I have so much work every week and it's just too much to handle

[@meganpayne9332]

Chloe Bean I can see you don't have time for math

[@aleksandartaskovic5709]

Megan Payne loooooool

[@ofunnemordi]

Chloe Bean 222 hours... there are 168 hours in a week.

[@ik8716]

Chloe Bean lol liar we worked it out

[@carly3963]

Me: *moves head 1/1000 of an inch* Teacher: STOP LOOKING AROUND AND FOCUS

[@enontysmith1112]

Carlz Punk 😂😂😂😂same

[@tm.g422]

Carlz Punk omg same

[@LeleMiaz]

Loving your profile pic! :)

[@EmiFlyingMintBunnyXD]

Eliza Schuyler Hamilton ANGELICA... ELIZA!!!... and peggy 😁

[@carolmora3887]

Omg me tooooooo 😂😢

[@thecia2294]

trust me, i understand this. i compete in dance, and the training is literally awful. the training we have before competition (we have to run laps and go over the same steps for hours before we get it right.) sometimes, we have panic attacks and we can’t walk the next day, but it’s all worth it. the dancing and competing is all about it being fun, and doing it for yourself. go buzzfeed

[@Misana]

Do you see these girls improving to anything worthwhile if they keep at it? Dancing is so hard as an adult.. Share your thoughts if you don't mind. I noticed on thing is that they were mostly in shape.

[@3113victoria]

Kelsey *SLAYED* tho

[@nyreekirby3170]

3113victoria they all did.

[@ventite]

they should’ve just gotten the person Ashly trained with. (Kyle i think his name was¿)

[@KoechingMerah]

kyle hanigami ?

[@geminiwonder867]

Hamiltrash Animates yaaasssss

[@ngzhuhan4385]

Yeah kyle and haley are like the best combination as dance teachers. Add in a jake kodish and they will be fire!

[@babykeishasminions9599]

Hamiltrash Animates yeah true

[@no.6772]

Hamiltrash Animates YOUR NAME I'M DYING

[@cybergf9937]

being a professional dancer, I loved how they never have up even during mental breakdowns.

[@lilly4154]

childish sadbino wow u have a lot of likes

[@JP-gc9mj]

Me too, I am a dancer and sometimes they judge us,but they held it up.

[@Venishiarodriguez]

In yoongi's voice : AAAARRRRMMMMYYYY!!!!

[@dtnation3674]

taesty yy ive only danced for a few months and had my whole school SHOOKKKKKKKKKK😁😀😀😀

[@dtnation3674]

Im a girl

[@vonixxn]

3:54 that dude in the mirror was like "ooppsss, wrong room..."

[@brookecarolineee7056]

finally someone get how hard it is to be a dancer!!! WHERE MY DANCERS AT!?

[@mikayla5884]

brooke carolineee BALLERINA RIGHT HERE GIRL

[@Joxii]

BOII WE ALL HERE

[@sophizzleee]

brooke carolineee aye

[@embates4183]

brooke carolineee hai😊

[@eva-mc3qp]

brooke carolineee heyyy

[@nashrah__k]

I'm sorry but this Robert guy needs to stop! These girls are absolutely amazing. This was so harsh, I myself am a professional dancer and what Robert's behavior looked like clearly didn't help these girls. Kyle is much better

[@oliviaanneharlan]

He is making it worse

[@natassja9768]

I think its Jermeel who was rude but Robert is okay

[@macairemcnamara2419]

Although it comes across rude, their hard critiques that are meant to better the performance (This happens in all occupations but especially in dance, it is a hard sport that calls for a lot of "perfection"). I do agree that both of them could have been a bit nicer due to the girls being relatively new to dance however the teachers, being professional dancers/choreographers, have been conditioned to tell the truth to better their performance (sometimes the things that seem most brutal cause the most change). The girls all killed at the end despite their previous experience so all the instruction given helped. I personally know this to be true because I take dance myself too.

[@laurabillings5297]

They wanted to train like dancers. That is how we are trained. There are specific ways to do things and if they do wrong then they need to be called out. It's not mean its bettering them.

[@dramallama4616]

Clearly you're not a true professional if you haven't received criticism. I mean come on now.

[@medge5708]

"There's a difference between sexy and slutty" lowkey ticked me off though. Please tell me I'm not the only one.

[@BeAfraidOfJozie]

Yeah, they were a little harsh at times but that is honestly what most dance teachers are like. They will tear you down and pick on your every insecurity and still except you to get on that stage. Dance is so mentally and physically draining, you really have to be strong to do it for a long time.

[@namjins5674]

I'm sorry personally but try me. My dance teacher tells me I need to stop eating for a week before competition because sometimes I get to "fat"

[@dapperghost3997]

jxava tell that teacher to shove that comment up her a**, after all you are paying her to teach you and not to call you fat

[@b5lovermore]

Lol it didn't tick me off. Some similar comments have been told to the models on America's next top model. He wasn't calling them sluts, he was constructing them

[@daniellelang3785]

He was only saying it because he knew they were scared of acting too "sexy" as they thought it would perceived as "slutty"

[@uncuriousaj9458]

1- Jazzmyn, you're beautiful exactly the way you are 2- GET KYLE BACK! Robert is cool or whatev (is it bad I would want him as a teacher, I need strictness like how he does) BUT FOR PEOPLE WHO INSECURE LIKE THAT, GET KYLE.

[@tahliamay4346]

Being a full-time dancer myself it’s actually so refreshing to know that I'm not crazy for having a breakdown most weeks! These girls did this for a month and by week three they were really struggling with the mental game and that's only doing one style! I do all styles, all day, everyday. Mentally it's challenging but I feel like when I tell people that I'm mentally struggling that always say "why its only dancing" but try being put down for your body imagine everyday, having to stare at your body and insecurities in a mirror and the constant rejection of the industry. People always ask me "if you’re feeling like that and are being told those things why do you still do it" but it's the love for what I do and being on stage that gets me through everyday. Thank you for showing such a truthful video about what its really like to be a dancer!

[@purrchouli]

I really don't like this coach. Ashelys coach was so much nicer

[@chimichanga2698]

peyton - The more "harsh" the coach is = how much they care. He cared about them dude, he wasn't mean or anything. He just criticized, the thing he has to do to help them get better.

[@umi.a178]

Elisha Ann teacher are different this teacher us about what type of dances compliment your body. It's true. If you are different,people will quickly point that out and make a fuss about it. He was right. If you are different, you have to show that u are better. So u have to go a lot harder. At the end,it came out really nice for people who don't dance for a career.

[@emilycrone803]

peyton - every person who teaches dance are strict. The stricter the better

[@mello3084]

yeah kyle hanagami is so much better and he has the best personality

[@ameyaaa9260]

peyton - yeah that was Kyle and Haley

[@alfiegarfoot4490]

Did anyone notice at 3:58 the guy walk in and then instantly walked back out lol

[@dayziknighten6815]

Alfie Garfoot he was like not today Satan 😂😂💀

[@babykittens4806]

Alfie Garfoot e

[@Exhibit1800]

Alfie Garfoot he's like "here's my da- ummm ok bye"

[@vazzykana8480]

3:54** but yeah XD

[@danirelyea6902]

Alfie Garfoot that guy was their dance teacher and they didn't walk out the dance just ended😂

[@elizabethlee6928]

Can u do one that’s “we train like competitive swimmers for a month”😂

[@ugnekvederyte8279]

That's just to harsh for them, like seriously

[@maritown]

Lol that would be fun

[@flwr0495]

I'd like to do that so badly

[@helenblack6354]

Yessss

[@morgansun3249]

YESSS THANK YOU!!! Lol I was about to comment this

[@beccacaudwell3149]

Is it just me or was Michelle SLAYING🔥🔥👏🏻💖well all of them woooow🔥❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻

[@beccacaudwell3149]

Yes I liked my own comment😂😂

[@pandoramars3205]

Bex Xx she's rediculously hot but still cute at the same time 😂😂

[@karenolivo8524]

Yes!! She is so stunning 😍😍😍🔥🔥

[@nicolemungai5641]

Yes Ma'am

[@sydneynoel498]

Brendan Phillips Serious Question here: Are you saying you have to be skinny to be perfectly healthy? I'm not asking sarcastically, I'm asking for your serious opinion

[@chefpeens7492]

jazzmyne legit slayed it and so did everyone else omg it was really good

[@chloewelch2501]

I can’t believe he said to Jazzmyne “you have a different body type, you HAVE to go harder, because people are looking at you” she was in tears. What a way to make someone less confident about their body. I love her because of how confident she is. I need the confidence she has with her body. But I know everybody still has insecurities and for him to say such a sensitive thing, it even made me cry.

[@StarryNightxx]

Chloe Welch I dont think it was too mean. Jazzmyne is also just genuinely a taller, more eye catching person. Her weight plays a factor but also her style and general appearance would of course attract lots more attention than the other girls who had a similar look.

[@simeonnewman7639]

That's the thing about the dance profession. It's cutthroat. There's no sugar coding and "feel good" advice because you not only have to be physically capable but mentally capable. Keep in mind, dance is certainly not for the weak.

[@maxride1424]

That’s how dance works. It’s cold and ruthless, but that’s how it is. Buck up or move on.

[@stace_d]

I think he was just keeping it real. All he said was true. He said it respectfully too.

[@chloe-pc2vx]

He wasn't saying it in a sense like 'oh ur fat do better', it was more like because she is taller, has short hair etc, she does stand out more in comparison to the other girls.

[@saragene2512]

Everyone is commenting on how the coaches were “rude” on commenting on there bodies but that’s how the dance world is. It sucks but I went to one of the most prestigious pre professional ballet schools and people get kicked out because of there bodies. It’s horrible but it’s the truth. I and everyone else went through this everyday.

[@conniegarcia5676]

ikr, also everyone is commenting on how he "critized" Jazz's body when, in my opinion and what i understood, he only said that because she has a different and bigger body than the others she had to make the moves a little bigger too

[@itznaz6854]

@@conniegarcia5676 how do you make moves big..

[@person906]

Ashly's transformation was a beginner learning how to dance like a beginner. This video is people with minimal dancing experience (probably not that different from Ashly in terms of the technical stuff) learning how to dance like it's been their job for years (and the coaches were still probably going wayyy easy on them, if they were pros and they performed like that during rehearsals they would've just been straight fired lol). The stress constantly gets to people who have been in the industry for years, of course it's going to get to them too. Being a professional artist means you have to suffer a bit so that you can become truly great.

[@royreynnells5771]

Especial with what the video is titled

[@karisamendes]

watching this one after the Ashely's video....this is not good

[@marcusanderson7198]

Karisa Mendes yea it was like completely different

[@angelswolf]

Karisa Mendes my thought exactly. I want to learn to dance, and I'd much rather have someone like Ashley's teacher (Kyle) than this guy. He was a prick, professional or not.

[@iillamaiihehe6793]

Karisa Mendes same

[@Blackoreanfemale]

Karisa Mendes AGREED

[@dasilove1397]

*I'm tired of all these entitled people in the comments like "pssh they're crying about that, oh try doing what im doing, they wouldnt last"* *Like shut up, this was a month challenge that they killed! Stop trying to bring your "try doing x y and z"* *We get it, now it's time for you to get that not everyone is dancer*

[@ploopydiper]

P R E A C H

[@maireadhudson6523]

Dasi Love Y E S

[@kawaiimelissagaming4775]

Dasi Love i haven't seen any comment like that tbh but maybe i'm just blind

[@laraw8539]

Dasi Love yasssssssss you tell em

[@isabellalau7220]

Dasi Love ❤️

[@feliciakamga9983]

I honestly don't think that jermeel was that hard on them. to be good, you have to know where to work on. You can't just be sugarcoated every single time. They are adults, they should be able to accept hardness. I agree they were kind of harsh but some criticism is good to build perfection

[@aliyahrossiter5902]

I understand that but being new to everything you don't need to tell somebody that they need to do something because of their eyebrows or call someone out on their weight, he was kind of harsh considering he doesn't know what their insecurities about themselves are

[@placeholder4218]

There’s a difference between constructive criticism and telling somebody they don’t meet conventional beauty standards

[@mayahouston4831]

i do get what your saying, and i agree. but he went to far with the criticism

[@ajayyxxx9585]

@@placeholder4218 yes frfr he did

[@zoepowell1540]

I get you, I really do. But the way he told them, his tone, his demeanor, and the fact that that's all he said was rude and not empathetic. I mean, he had nothing good to say. But I do understand where both you and he was coming from.

[@Alexandra-kf8fi]

Dancing is hard I think people underestimate us dancers

[@alia1047]

Dorky Actor the pain from atractions 😅

[@Alexandra-kf8fi]

Meredith Hagan *bows ones like you are appreciated 😌 but like I hate when people are like DANCING ISNT A SPORT FOOOTTTBBBAAAALLLL IS!!! Arghhh and I'm just *sigh ughhhhhhhh look at these abs! 😎

[@headlesshahaman]

Dorky Actor literally. like dancers recognize the struggles and they know the reality behind being a pro dancer. a performance looks good and fun and easy but that's all. people see, nobody ever sees what leads up to the performance and what goes into it.

[@rileybick5837]

Dorky Actor I'm a hip hop dancer. Every time I tell a boy I'm a hip hop dancing they think I'm sucky cause I'm a girl. They underestimate how hard I work.

[@mmiichaelllll100]

Dorky Actor ur so right I'm myself am a dancer and its not easy and its our jobs to make it look easy until normal people with no dancing experience try it and see the level of difficulty that's in it

[@thisanewrari]

I’m so glad my dance teachers aren’t body critiques

[@graciemay803]

Frank Iyeero i know right

[@letitiajackson4090]

At no point did their bodies get critiqued- only their dancing.

[@damarabarnes4736]

Frank Iyeero yes same

[@umi.a178]

There's so many dances that compliment your body type. That's what they were going for.

[@umi.a178]

That's just how teachers work. If your teacher doesn't tell you what kind of dances compliment your body type then there's really no point and you need different teachers.

[@colleenc.8051]

couldn’t take my eyes off kelsey. you can tell she was a competitive dancer, it really is in the face!

[@tiktoker2.0hehe25]

Robert seemed so nice then something happend

[@ariannamahan7158]

I think they should have been in technique classes twice a week, it would have given them a lot more confidence

[@Be1smaht]

Arianna Mahan Plus they would look more professional

[@ariannamahan7158]

Be1smaht true, I’m a competitive dancer and have to take them twice a week so I can say from experience this works

[@melo13melo]

I liked that beginning synchronized part. I wished they had done more of that.

[@helenhill1707]

Melo same!!! i thought it was really cool:) i'm always a sucker for synchronization

[@elixart5483]

The blonde girl that ended up crying In the performance, she killed it!! Well they all killed it, but if this were kpop My bias would be the blonde girl ❤️❤️❤️

[@arianahamzah746]

sweet lychee IKR!

[@uberstargirl]

sweet lychee same

[@Siderea]

sweet lychee Agreed! I think they all put their all into it, but I just saw something more from her :)

[@earthdragon7823]

Celsius Online there is more than one blonde lol

[@Lioness006]

If you're talking about Kelsey, she said she used to be a dancer, so I'm sure that helped too. She knows her body better, is going to pick up choreography faster, and is going to be more used to being in front of a crowd. They all killed it in the end though. It looks like they finally just gave in and put their all into it.

[@yayeia]

They honestly are like that one group of friends that do everything together

[@jyype2110]

anybody noticed that boy walking into the gym at 3:54

[@himynameisbrianna7754]

*walks in* "nope" *walks out*

[@meghanb2570]

fave part of the entire vid

[@god-xy1hc]

CALLMEJJ lol😂😂

[@bettyhe601]

CALLMEJJ mememe

[@jennygreat4846]

DONT ASSUME HIS GENDER lol

[@mattress6771]

I loved this, it really showed real problems that society puts on women. We're not all the same, and we all can't do the same things, so I look up to Jazzmyne and Kristin so much. They show me that it's okay to be who I am, and to show myself off like I deserve it. I'm not the most 'fit' person, but with them telling me that it's okay, I feel like I should be proud of myself. Thank you ~Olivia O

[@mattress6771]

XDranzer000 yes thank you for lowering my self esteem

[@squeezie_b8895]

No one asked you. What do you think gives you the right to comment about other people’s bodies or their health? You’re not their doctor, you’re nothing and no one to them.

[@youtubecomment1780]

Jazzmyne you don’t be super skinny or have long hair, you are already very beautifull the way you are. LOVE YOO!!😘 #JAZZMYNE

[@dangokingg]

i would cry on the spot if someone told me “watch your face”

[@user-bl3fl7cu7p]

Ikr

[@christynj291]

i took a dance class one time and that was the main thing the teacher kept repeating to me. I felt same as that girl, like "of all the things i thought they would critique me on, i didn't expect the face."

[@zozoey_0537]

@@christynj291 dance is almost always about expression and if you have very bold and distinguished features, people are especially drawn to looking at facial expressions. it's important that you emulate the emotion you're trying to convey with your body on your face as well. there's a thing called "lyrical eyebrows" haha and it's essentially moving your eyebrows to express emotions while dancing, mostly in lyrical dancing.

[@yuriicebokuto]

Jazzmyne is pretty the way she is. I hate people who decrease their self confidence. Meaning I know that every one in this world is insecure but gurl learn to be yourself and not care about what other people say about you. You do you gurl. Be yourself and do not think about what other people are going to say to you. In the end, it is your life and no one has the right to control it. So, have fun and be confident. Those insecurities are going to be there but you have that chance to use it to build your confidence. Life gives you many chances for that. All those people with insecurities out there, please embrace all your perfections and all your imperfections because no one is perfect. It is your mindset that makes you think like 'Oh, maybe I'm not good looking because I do not fit these standards of people for whom they think are pretty.' Just please do not think like that and do not degrade yourself. Because you are pretty the way you are.

[@yuriicebokuto]

It is not only Jazzmyne but the other girls also. All of them are extremely pretty.

[@shelbyhamilton3892]

shruti janakiraman Yes!!

[@lllbby_5]

I wanna start dance but I think I’m just to shy and idk any acro...

[@lindsayludski]

Libby Terjesen you can join a specific type of dance. Here is a list of some: tap, jazz, ballet, modern, lyrical, aerial, and contemporary. Some dances do blend, but your teacher will see what isn't working. Do dance if you want, don't be held back by thinking you CAN'T do it.

[@zelenic3773]

Dude, I used to be so shy before but when I started dancing I gained confidence. Don't think that you can't do it. You don't need to know acro to do it. You just need practice.

[@Megan_dancer]

Dont let anything stop you. Also that have classes to help people learn these things. Remember nobody is perfect the first time they ever try somthing

[@goldenglow2404]

U just have to feel the music and pretend there's no one in the room and the easiest dance style is either hip hop or street dance acro is really hard

[@wintersnowdaze7321]

Same hehe😁💜

[@easternprod2934]

I wasn’t even in the video but I felt insecure in the beginning. But as the video I got more comfortable, there was something that really hit me thinking

[@Makeurlipsshine]

He was only being tough bc they were training like professionals

[@HH-il7dm]

@5 subs before 2021 True. And he is the one that sees everything what your doing.

[@spirit_swan]

That's not true, I'm not a professional dancer I'm a teenager and I still get treated like they did

[@chameleon1015]

@@spirit_swan dam :(

[@levisacher8578]

Every single one of these videos is made in the SAME exact way. They start, they're excited, they break down, they get excited again, they do a fantastic job. Every. Single. Time.

[@zelpacudan7978]

Levi Sacher yet you still watch it for you to notice that it happens every. single. time.. :)

[@channelx995]

Levi Sacher yep. that's the credentials of life lol. you don't ever see a girl say one thing and only have one mood during the day. lol were a million emotions in one and I think in my opinion they put it very classy. I love them!

[@levisacher8578]

I don't have a problem with THEM, I have a problem with the repetition of a single storyline over and over again. This is, after all, for entertainment purposes, and probably not entirely real(-alistic). Just thinks it gets old really quick.

[@Blessie108]

Levi Sacher aw boohoo you dont like the reality of life. if you're tired of it and you wanna find something more up your alley, stop watching and go find something else to watch.

[@levisacher8578]

I AM watching something else, why wouldn't I? If I like content and see it becoming something flawed, I criticise it. I wouldn't complain if I didn't care.

[@kimcurtispersonal]

THAT BEGINNING THOUGH

[@0pima0]

Kim Curtis if it

[@gubblebum8619]

this guy irritates me. the things he was saying to them was way too harsh. if they wanted perfection they would’ve asked for it but they didn’t and the things he was saying and criticizing their looks like that was too much. i liked Ashley’s choreographer soo much better

[@chimichanga2698]

gubble bum That's his job, he's telling them this so they can be better. If not the performance would have been mediocre because no one would have told the flaws straight forward to them. With dance evrything must be as perfect as it can be-expression is everything, energy is important, and movement/the way your body moves is key. He was not being too "harsh", he was helping them.

[@gubblebum8619]

moon child that was just my opinion

[@elias1818]

sorry to say opinion or not, this is professional dance, you don't get compliments. He was being supportive people critique because they want to see you succeed.

[@krazylel9193]

Have you seen Abby Lee Miller

[@thecia2294]

i have to face being critiqued everyday in dance, after doing it for years, it gets easier to take. but really it gets to you sometimes. it’s the choreographers job to make you look best. it’s not like they choose to say everything to you. but i like that you care for them so kudos to you

[@helenameadows9080]

I’m so glad that this video exists! I’m a dancer and people don’t realise how difficult it can be-physically and mentally!! Taking dance further as a career pushes you in many ways and it can sometimes make people loose their love for it. However you just have to find the reason why you started in the first place and carry on. ♥️

[@kunt3475]

LMAOOOO ALL THE STUFF HE TOLD THEM IS NOTHING COMPARED TO WHAT MY DANCE TEACHER TELLS THE GIRLS AT MY STUDIO

[@kunt3475]

him: y'all need to move a little more but also don't do too much my teacher: *will call you out in front of everyone, make fun of you by imitating your mistake and then have everyone hate you by making them run it from the top*

[@nlove4921]

k unt now thats just bullying. Dance teachers are supposed to push you hard, not bring you down like that

[@kunt3475]

Aurelye venegas well the way she pushes us makes sure we NEVER repeat the same mistakes ever again. Works for our studio

[@loserlivvy]

Cool.

[@miracleh8087]

My teacher: Now SOME people aren't getting into it *glares in mirror*

[@lizzieh2602]

🖤 I've been dancing for four years since I was ten and I'm not flexible at all so it's really difficult being given background choreography while the flexible ones are centre stage and look amazing. When I watch recordings of me dancing I feel terrible because I don't think that I'm very good, but I don't care because every dancer will know that amazing feeling after you've finished a routine and you know that no matter what you're doing that you love 💗 anyone else agree?

[@katarina8086]

I totally agree with you! I was the same as you, I was not flexible at all, but now I stretch everyday and I've gotten so much more flexible so that may help your flexibility if you stretch everyday.

[@MissMiserize]

Why don't you try yoga for flexibility? You don't have to go into the spirituality and meditation, just do the poses. I'm sure for someone like you it'll be easy and you'll progress quickly. It's good for learning how to balance too.

[@lizzieh2602]

MissMiserize , that's interesting, I'll try it, thanks! 🙂

[@allisongoward4800]

I was exactly the same! I spent 5 years at a studio always being in the back. I always felt discouraged but I still danced year after year and finally, my last year dancing there, I made captain of open. I wasn't the most flexible nor the most flawless technique. What stood out about me was I came to every practice, tried my hardest, worked to improve, took corrections, and did it all with a smile. I looked like I actually enjoyed myself, because I did. Basically what I'm trying to say is I agree with you😂

[@helioshawkk]

Definitley! I've been dancing for 9 years, and I'm tall and not very flexible so I always get stuck in the back. I love dance, and its my passion but it can get very frusturating sometimes.

[@kylee7708]

Pretty sure Jordan brings up her Athleticism in like every video... 😂

[@hanapakai8713]

Kylee Weaver haha ikr

[@angelck785]

Kylee Weaver - Just like how Ned does with his wife 😂

[@daisyyeh7232]

Omg yes finally someone that feels the same

[@brookem3542]

well it was pretty relevant for this video so

[@ianeta]

“Wow I feel so unappreciated”-every ballerina I feel your pain sweety😢

[@lola-eq5jr]

The professional Dancing instructors were harsh, but I think you guys absolutely nailed it!

[@alfieandme8383]

Being a dancer that has danced ballet for twelve years with three different companies, I can tell you how hard it is mentally and physically. The amount of times I woke up with sore muscles or break downs over solo's and etc, dance is difficult. I respect people who take part in dance and I really want to spread awareness over the fact that dance is not easy and takes a lot of practice, sweat and tears. To finish this off there is no such thing as a perfect dancer, every dancer has something to perfect, never give up xx :)

[@katecariaga7654]

Alfie and me i agree, i dedicate my heart body and soul to ballet, even with those emotional breakdowns, it is always worth it in the end, doing what i love to do.

[@alfieandme8383]

Exactly

[@alfieandme8383]

You are NEVER too old to start dance, you would have to work hard to get up to a standard level but its worth it :)

[@ayluwh]

This is so relatable that I screenshoted it😂🙌🏼💯

[@pupilton7000]

JAZZMYNE YOUR BEUTIFUL THE WAY U R LIKE IF U AGREEE

[@florenciaaxell4811]

Goldilocks we are all beutyfull and special in our own way

[@beccabiss8947]

Florencia Axell B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L

[@tarynmcdonalds8101]

Your right jazz your awesome and beautiful

[@emilyesnyman]

I don't think the instructors did ANYTHING for the dancer's confidence, and they were just rude overall. Not my vibe. The dancers were great tho, I'm proud of them for sticking it out

[@rubmwhe9]

Someone needed to show Jazzmyne the amazing Parris Goebel.

[@blessingyemi-ese3181]

Roni Herman MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY!!

[@TheMistyMolly]

Roni Herman my thought exactly!

[@adelgonzales8439]

Roni Herman r

[@elizabethanderson9379]

I just want Jazzmyne to know that I am a thin girl and I look up to her so much; she is so beautiful and a fantastic role model. Love you Jazz!!

[@shannondunning1532]

Jazzmyne your insecurities made me so sad because you were so fierce and amazing! Ladies you killed it.

[@rahulatekchandani]

Shannon Dunning she is a terrible person . Bashes white people all the time .

[@mangamercy2701]

GammaG also fat

[@pamalagifford928]

+GammaG honestly who cares about your opinion

[@maramma4780]

Pam Gifford well 15 people do soooooo

[@HerrscherOfDead]

MangaMercy True

[@SourieeMLP]

I still remember when the try guys were still in buzzfeed

[@doublecheeseburger8708]

As a dancer I know exactly how they feel having their bodies being critiqued like that so much. Especially when you have an exam. You just want to cry after every practise. Your told every one of ur insecurities. If you can't do it as well as everyone else they make sure you know it. If ur not flexible then girl don't expect to be having a solo or being in the middle or front. Be prepared for humiliation in front of ur whole class. People don't realise that it doesn't just make you physically tired but mentally and it's harder than it looks!

[@scremmy_draws]

Me too! i was a ballet dancer for 11 years (im 14) and i would have my body critiqued ALL THE TIME! i would cry after practice and still kept taking classes until i was 13

[@CrystalVaporeon44]

what kind of dance schools are these?! to critic a dancer's body... our body types are no thing to get in our way, i am a dancer too a bellydancer, the only thing that had made me cry is the told i been doing a move wrong in time, but that was just a moment and had to pass it, we are disciplined to be on time, follow the rythm memorize harmonize with the partners, practice to the end and the smile wich is important, respect to eachother and jealousy is never welcome, the body Never had been critized, for any detail there be a solution with the costume and the one who gets to be in front just need to be the best dancer on each coreography and all of us get a spot.

[@carinemcdonald2500]

cherrina44 you have to be sharp and pretty much perfect in Russian ballet that's why I like Cecchtti ballet instead

[@felicityrose4544]

Same here! You can get told to diet and all (I've heard it sadly!) it brings all your insecurities out and it's absolutely heartbreaking! I've been a dancer in all styles since I was 2 and now 15 on a competitive team

[@oliviasucato3069]

ive danced since i was 2 and i'm not the most flexible, i never have been, so im never in the front or middle, and my teachers always yell at me and it makes me so mad that people dont think dance is a sport

[@kiiolz]

I feel like I just watched a episode of KIUWTK combined with Dance Moms

[@alondraorozco3897]

*-Samiha-* Same here

[@fruitsnack_6286]

Truuu

[@juliakacala8204]

I felt so bad for them because of the 2 guys, so critical and rude. I get that dancers can need critique and stuff (I myself am an equestrian, and I've had bad critiques before so I imagine dancers needs the same. Still felt bad for them 😬😠

[@umi.a178]

Julia Kacala the whole point is to critique your student so that you can show them that they can embrace. Like he said "you have a different body type so u need to go harder" meaning people will Point out that you are different and you will show them that you are the best. Well..... yh

[@horseylife3917]

I am equestrian and people don’t understand that it’s just as hard as any other sport

[@heleneoldeide2303]

Dancing is hard and choreographers will usually be tough on you because it's not about you. The dance is THEIR artistry, you're just a piece. If you think of it this way, the critique makes sense because it is in fact the choreographer that will struggle the most if you as a dancer fail.

[@starrr-d6j]

Ok so this isn't related to the video but my friend said horseback riding is easy and I just didn't talk to her for the rest of theday bc she said "it's easy you just sit there while they do the work" I didn't talk to her for the rest of the day and when I got home I took our my board (I did taekwondo so I had this board lying around that goes back together ) and I just kept hitting it over and over and spammed her with "so you think horse back riding is easy" vids

[@oliviaanneharlan]

@@starrr-d6j love that

[@Envy_You]

If this hard... imagine being a trainee in korea..

[@nevermind7_.]

Exactly

[@tiaraandnaomitoystiaraandn1910]

Jimin especially

[@pitbulls4life141]

tiara and naomi toys tiara and naomi toys I mean I don’t see why jimin is any different from other main dancers, so I don’t know why you felt the need to point him out personally

[@ohspice614]

@@pitbulls4life141 Exactly. Almost every trainee goes through the same things and it's disrespectful to belittle everyone else and just say "Especially Jimin!". How is he "better" than everyone else?

[@pitbulls4life141]

᪥ agree completely. Not everything is about BTS. (Coming from a BTS Stan) 💞

[@madison.m5949]

They should try ballet or contemporary or tap! for a month

[@hysterika]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@scouxtmsp3832]

especially ballet

[@somebooksandcats]

madison .m no Celtic they should try Celtic

[@cindythepotato7429]

They should try Hip-Hop

[@rosieesor]

madison .m Anything but sexy dancing.

[@gavinburnes6344]

I wanna dance

[@zoeurquhart408]

Gavin Burnes same but I'm soooooo bad

[@luvsptv]

SANDBOX i was so bad but then i started to dance kpop and i got better so never give up

[@bokchoichicken7925]

this is the only place I can say that out loud

[@belap8591]

WOW FANTASTIC BABY

[@jeezlouise222]

Dance is literally the best thing ever.

[@elizabethtiedt1888]

honestly, can I work at BuzzFeed so I can have all these amazing opportunities

[@ganzlove]

SAME

[@jiminslefteyebrow6984]

Then two years later you can make a "Why I left Buzzfeed" video But still, Buzzfeed does give the people so many opportunities

[@mchiii9169]

Is it just me or Jazz is the most beautiful women I've ever seen? She's amazing! It just broke my heart to see her cry. ❤

[@rosemari1804]

Jordan is so talented. All of them are, but Jordan really sticks out to me.

[@SwagMaster-hb7nb]

Hamilton???

[@Jassela347]

Lol I would rather dance in front of thousands of people than give a presentation

[@lextasy227]

MariahFitness SAMEEEE

[@naritruwireve1381]

Same even though I can't dance cause when I have to do public speaking, I stutter a lot

[@laura_riikka477]

MariahFitness You tell me! I have to do a 5 minute presentation soon 😣 It is also banned to write it down. So a 5 minute presentation out of straight memory😯

[@ItsNessaTho]

MariahFitness same! 😩😭

[@fujianhehagedoorn9809]

MariahFitness other way around for me

[@mylabarrett6890]

Ya, and I'm a dancer! I feel the pain! Ik how you guys feel!♥️😂😍 We practice for months and months for ONE performance, but what I love about being a professional dancer is that I v0never give up and I always meet amazing people on the way! It's the most amazing experience! And I do it my whole life!♥️

[@katherinebaloro2747]

That "when you're in front of the mirror you're always judging yourself but when you're in front of this people "honey, I'm gonna work it"" is so revolutionary for me!!!!! THANK YOUUU JAZZMYNE