Hey y'all it's Clay and Jessie and Welcome to our third episode of three
dancers one song. Today we have Carlo Darang, Isidro Rafael and Junna Yagi who
choreographs to RNP by YBN Cordae. Alright let's get into it!
Choreographer number one: Carlo Darang. Hi I'm Carlo Darang coming from San Diego
California. Representing choreo cookies, gwown ups, and side effects. I'm so used
to choreographing pieces that are just for class to like help students get
groove. This one was a little bit more like oh I'm just trying to create
content. Recently I was able to kind of experience lite feet. The energy
was super contagious so it definitely felt like I put a little bad
man in there that's like one of my favorite moves. This is so fun to do. I
think this experience have helped me out with my confidence if you know other
people are gonna do this song like you can't do all right like what is the one
thing that is gonna blow everybody out of the water because it's like dude
everybody has that. Don't worry about what their product is gonna look like at
the end of the day. Y'all like just do your thing. Is it all freestyle? Bet
you he could freestyle then remember it. Hey!!
Yes Control!
Dude, his grooves!
I like his smile
Effortless grooves all day long.
I'm a fan. Like not even the camera can hold like his range of motion inside the frame
Yo Carlo always understands his body to like a molecular level so when he
utilizes a groove it's like almost effortless even like using utilizing the
poly rhythms like his hand motions cuz I never really get to see him isolate as
much as he was in this piece and I feel like his torso grooves are always
so prominent because his body awareness is always there I liked his control and
like the part that he did the assing that was tight. Lets go! I think he was like
speaking more it looks very comfortable for his body. Choreographer number two
Isidro Rafael What's up guys my name is Isidro Rafael
from San Diego California. I'm an instructor at building block, I'm part of
season 2 cast of beyond Babel and I direct 220. So my general thought process
for this piece was trying to adapt my style to the music. It always derives
from isolations I like to start at a certain point and then like go from
there. I typically transfer my weight lightly on the floors because when I
first started dancing I would dance on the third floor of my house so I'm
trying to like sit in in the floor and use it as like a friend rather
like a foe. Favorite moments was probably just the beginning
those first like boom-boom-boom before like the words even drop because like
it gets me so hype when you hear like those repetitive sounds and you know anothers ones
coming and you're like ooh here's another one its coming!
That was so good. I hate that guy sometimes but that was freaking crazy we both come
from San Diego and we've both trained from like very similar people even
though we have the same ear sometimes we don't have the same physicality. The
first part I like how he did like a little robot thing yeah and in this part
His comfortability and like sitting in the move for a couple counts and like
being able to just like be there for like literally like three counts I was
like oh this was done. And I was like oh damn like alright.
I've seen a Isidro like grow up, I think seeing where his pocket is here even
though I know how he dances it was like damn you are still able to offer
something different. Choreographer number three: Junna Yagi
So my first thought when I heard
this song was very hip-hop and very fast I wanted a choreograph on the beat and how
he sung. I'm from Japan I wanted to put some Japanese swaggin some grooves and
yeah some chill stuff I love doing dynamics like going fast and then you're
slow. Let's go Jun Jun!
with the yellow nails! California sweater!
This is so strong and fast!
Yooo what the heck! She just came out the gates like right away.
Yo I'm tired already watching this!
She has crazy textures!
I feel old watching that.
That looks so tiring. We need more! I want yellow nails like that.
Her groove is crazy and that girl came a hundred miles per hour right from the bat and its
like there's no waiting for that moment it's like the moment starts now but at
the same time it's also not like an aggressive like in-your-face like hey
I'm trying to power through this it's also like fun and contagious with energy
Hers is so focused on like strength just as much she was as she was using like
range of motion to her Forte she was also using her range of motion or
smiles to like almost draw you in because the hoodie is like this persona
of like a mystery. Junna has crazy strength, textures, subtle smiles. I'm just like
hypnotizing with the nails I keep talking about the nails. You were looking at those nails too!
Yeah I definitely feel like hers was like a lot more raw than mine was I
get this free vibe from her where like for me I definitely felt a little bit
more like restricted with like what the lyrics were and like what sounds I
really want to try to hit so I get this like more natural vibe from her then how
I feel about my own stuff I guess. Thank you all so much for watching make sure
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