They're back (:
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They're back (:

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try your hand at learning some choreography. :)
here's a tutorial to "Only Flaw" by Wayward.
Oh my...
Anthony Lee?! You have a blog?! FOR REAL?!?!?!?!? :D
Best Gangnam Style next to the original, lol.

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Fight the good fight.
I've been reminiscing a bit recently about my own life, my dance life, etc...and I randomly ended up thinking about the dance world that I was surrounded by when I started this chapter of my life.  Like some of you know, I started [what I feel is pretty late] at the beginning of my college career in 2004.  Our "community" was SOOOOO different from what it is today and, as much as I miss it, I'm proud of the world we live in now.  Dance/art/freedom of expression is bigger and better than ever before, but I feel like we're all still barely on the brink of something bigger.  So for now, the purpose of this post is to just say thanks and keep going to all of the people out there that have made a small or lasting impact on our dance world. To everyone else: keep supporting, keep taking classes, keep watching videos, attending events, buying merchandise, subscribing to channels, practicing in your own living room, and [most importantly] pushing out constant positivity.  What's meant to be will be, and from the looks of things, SOMETHING is meant to be.