Not it's just human nature; all posts are most likely to first be discovered by no-life teenagers because they are permanently online. They can't do this dance, so they hate on it because inside their psyche they are unhappy but admitting that is to destroy their own ego and being so instead they hate on things.
as the lifespan of a reddit post goes - for the first 4h this was up everyone was hating on it and those comments were upvoted dozens, then eventually got pushed into the negatives and to the bottom
That guy is so not putting himself in danger to look dumb. When you reached a high skill level you are above the risk to humiliate yourself. If he couldn’t dance and still be up there he’d have my adoration for being brave.
I was at a gig last week and allowed myself to be peeved at someone who spilt or threw beer in my hair (I never was sure who did it) and I realised to my horror I had stopped moving enough that if I moved either elbow back they would touch a person.
My inaction had allowed people to claim the space that was rightfully mine. Thankfully an acoustic number came on and that chilled me out a bit, then when a livelier number came on I was able to find space to move again. By the end I was a Plutoid no more. I had cleared my orbit and I could move and dance to my hearts content for at least the last few songs of the night.
Honestly people should never be afraid to dance. In my opinion it doesn’t have to be perfect, if you’re moving and you’re having a fantastic time then I vibe with that. I just love seeing people enjoying themselves.
Everyone would be dancing if it only meant they're having fun. There's always a possibility of some no-life pulling out their phone to record somebody they deem are making a fool of themselves, then upload it to the internet for everyone to point and laugh.
I used to hate TikTok dances but then i realized that, in it's own way, it is bringing back a culture of dance that we lost here in America. I can appreciate it now, though I don't have one and don't plan to.
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u/JediOrDie 1d ago
I feel like not enough people dance anymore. Everyone is too scared of looking dumb and being recording.
This guy is having fun and that’s something to be proud of. Who cares if you look cool, as long as you’re having fun. Having fun is cool AF