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I'm not being funny, no #realtalk, I really am NOT being #funny⁉️
How is it, #WomenTalking #blackwomendatingwhitemen #WhiteWomenBlackMen I really don't @CAREGlobal what colour of your #skinsuit is lady, just that @FullFact @factcheckdotorg
@FactCheckIndia that you are all no different than any other of us @TwitterParents to see a @GrievingMothers screams for a #helpinghand to be seen beneath #HumanRights as the #lies that are still pouring out of #MarkRowley's mouth that he has to read word to word from a scrip
because coming out of #retired that means #braindead as whoever is #socialmediamanager floods #TwitterFiles with #NicolaBulley, this I also find really sad, so so sad for those who like poor #MollyRussell and those who mare reaching out for @CruseSupport as a senior
What’s consistent across dancer reactions to #JHOPE’s #HopeOnTheStreet is that j-hope applies deep skill & usage of dance genres & rhythmic play, combined w/muscle ext, strength & joint flexibility, to broaden the pathways of his mvmnt versatility & style #jhopeWorldsBestDancer 
@WhatchaGot2Say notes how j-hope flows from one style to the next, creating unique combinations. Because this is freestyling & not planned this out in advance, j-hope's movement stems from letting his body go where it wants to go w/the music in the moment.
@SeamanArata cites how j-hope isn't locked into the basic meter of the song, but switches btwn cadences & accents of the melodies & harmonies. j-hope builds phrases over the 8-ct & flows into the next measure, combining patterns and rhythmic thoughts.
The line “j-hope doesn’t follow the beat; he is the beat.” provides context for how Time functions in Dance - as tempo, rhythm, pattern, accents. How to engage muscles & limbs to follow a beat, highlight accents or flow into the next phrase lies at the heart of dance. 1/8 #JHOPE
In team dance, the emphasis is on precisely landing each move exactly on the beat. Tricky with a fast tempo and choreo that has a move hitting every whole & half beat. In DNA, j-hope’s every move & gesture is synced to the tempo like clockwork. 2/8 #JHOPE
Showing electric boogaloo in his #HopeOnTheStreet, j-hope lands on & moves through the beat, combining popping w/sharp angles, fluid waves & isolations. Popping requires contracting body muscles to create a pop/jerk, in time with the rhythm. 3/8 #JHOPE
