'Dancing Divas' or Copy Cats

[Jag-BR]

I seen all of them they all are great but not as great as these 3 right here my top 3.............

1)Dancing Dolls-SU
2)J-Settes-JSU
3)Dancing Divas-AAMU

The rest of them dance like isht :lol: They should have a dance competition

 

[royboy]

and there u have it!

I think no one has a problem with the change; it just was so sudden. looking at past tapes of dancin divas and the stingettes, there has definately been like a major change in the last two years.

Now only if we could get Tenn State girls to catch on, i will be a happy camper.

 

[AAMU Alum]

Do the Dancing Divas dance with the parasols?

NO!

 

[yvette23]

@ old azz topics.

 

[Stonekole_Jag]

The Dancing Divas are a complete replica of the Originals (DANCING DOLLS). I remember seeing them perform the very first conference meeting between the two schools in 1998. They stood in one spot and spinned about a 100 times. I thought they were trying to drill a whole in the ground. They couldn't jump high enough to slide a piece of paper underneath their shoes....LOL. But now they've implemented more action like agile moves that makes them look more and more like SUperior's Dolls. The gloves, style of march and the general routine itself. Nice try Divas, but the Dolls has been and will always be A CLASS ACT.

 

[DAHILL]

hopefully everyone complaining are WOMEN and not men.

 

[CriTAUcal]

I've never seen AAMU's dance squad perform, only pictures. The couple of times I've seen the band, I didn't pay close enough attention to their dancing styles or uniforms. But, they do look like they have a good dance line! :tup:

 

[Tara]

As a ?dance extraordinaire? , I do see an uncanny resemblence between the Dolls and the Divas.

I'll just say ?imitation is the sincerest form of flattery? and leave it at that.

:shh:

 

[a JSU Tiger]

I think the Divas are Doll "wannabes"

 

[Mike]

I think the Divas are Doll "wannabes"

Is there some reason why you felt it necessary to pull this old arse thread up? I mean this thread is about 3 years old and you dumbarse folks keep pullin' this isht up.

Take this time now to get all this bullshat, that no one seems to really give a dayum about, out of your system so that we can close this topic forever.
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You finished?






Close this b@tch!

 

[JBizzl]

Interesting topic, so I must respond. To all those who are unfamiliar with the politics and administration involved in auxiliary coordination, especially in terms of uniform selection, let me educate you:

1) In designing and creating uniforms, the initial drafts of designs are submitted to our auxilliary coordinator who then chooses the designs of her liking, so when 20 uniforms are submitted and three are chosen, the uniform selection is beyond the control of the dance team itself.

2) Uniforms that I design are created to enhance features and curves while highlighting body defintion (arms, abs, leg shape, back, etc). Basic pattern design encourages designers to use techniques that flatter the models features.

3) The actual producer of the uniform (seamstresses) give feedback on how the uniform will look and perform on the field. With that, she gives suggestions to pattern -cut changes, what colors look best, what types of rhinestones and seqins to use, and where to place them. Typically, because good seamstresses are trained using the same sewing techniques, uniforms have simlilarity.

As far as dancing is concerned, many of us have been trained in all genres of dance (ballet, hip-hop, jazz, tap, etc) so we incorporate all styles of dance in our routines, including the infamous hip rolls and booty pops. The ladies in the crowd like the technical aspects while the guys go wild over the 'giration'!We just give the crowd what they want, which is the reason why we do what we do...simply entertain.

Soooooooooooo, basically you didnt answer the question. I guess yall copy the dolls but its the aux. coordinator and seamstress' fault???

 

[a JSU Tiger]

Is there some reason why you felt it necessary to pull this old arse thread up? I mean this thread is about 3 years old and you dumbarse folks keep pullin' this isht up.

Take this time now to get all this bullshat, that no one seems to really give a dayum about, out of your system so that we can close this topic forever.
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You finished?







Close this b@tch!

Dumb azz b@tch; I don't owe you an explanation why I pulled a thread that's three years old. Until you become the owner of TSPN, STFU dumb azz b@tch! I'm finished, somebody close this b@tch!

 

[ClevePVAMU]

*cough*

 

[Jag-BR]

Dumb azz b@tch; I don't owe you an explanation why I pulled a thread that's three years old. Until you become the owner of TSPN, STFU dumb azz b@tch! I'm finished, somebody close this b@tch!

 

[s phi s]

Dumb azz b@tch; I don't owe you an explanation why I pulled a thread that's three years old. Until you become the owner of TSPN, STFU dumb azz b@tch! I'm finished, somebody close this b@tch!

I might not be the owner, but I AM a moderator in this forum. If you would like to continue posting here, I would suggest you not refer to anyone else as a....well, you figure it out...


S Phi S

 

[DAHILL]

Soooooooooooo, basically you didnt answer the question. I guess yall copy the dolls but its the aux. coordinator and seamstress' fault???

J Bizzle... why are you asking a question to a response that was posted 3 years ago.. Mignon has graduated and is now dancing and modeling professionally in Philadelphia.... Im sure she isnt thinking about this topic to come back 3 years later and respond.