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Hitting the stage next was Gina & The Eastern Block. This project is fronted by Gina Katon, who is also the creator and founder of Little Miss Nasty, and shows how she is a force to be reckoned with. Watching Katon interact with the crowd was an experience. You could tell the crowd was here for her and would be willing to do anything she said. The biggest and best thing I noticed was her ability to dance with the crowd that would have you thinking they are all childhood friends. It was so intimate and not in a way that seemed forced. I would be doing readers a disservice if I didn't mention the musical talent as well. Vocals were on point while the guitar and drums played in a masterful way.

Nasty by Janet Jackson is a DLC song in Dance Central 2, Dance Central 3, and Dance Central Spotlight. The default dancer is Miss Aubrey in her Crew Look outfit. The default venues are Set Adrift in DC2 and Toprock Ave. in DC3. There is no default dancer in Spotlight. The song is ranked under the Legit (5/7) difficulty level.

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Taken as a whole, the technique employed on TikTok is rigorous yet accessible: its precise movements can be performed in virtuosic, rapid succession, but they are also simple enough to be learned even by those with little dance experience. Once you have viewed even a few TikTok videos, the movements become recognizable. On my (socially-distanced) walks through Morningside Park, the path seems to be teeming with young kids subtly marking through TikTok dances as they walk with their families, the ghost of a woah just barely discernable.

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"Not salsa, not flamenco, my brother. Do you know naatu?," asks a handsome, bearded Indian of a befuddled-looking Englishman. Without waiting for a response, and accompanied by his friend, he breaks into a song and dance that is one of the most high-octane, foot-stomping numbers to grace a cinema screen.

And the song is a metaphor for the film itself: the two naatu freedom fighters taking on the might of the British Empire (represented here by a nasty official called Governor Scott Buxton and his equally nasty wife Catherine, along with a bunch of junior officers who frequently slap and punch the locals), bringing it to its knees. It is a song about redemption, about David dancing the giant Goliath straight out of the arena.

While viewers in India have been humming the words and dancing to the tune, do they think this is unique or extraordinary? Perhaps not. Anand Krishnamoorthi, a sound designer working on south Indian films, while calling this song "trippy and enjoyable," tells BBC Culture; "As Indian moviegoers, we have definitely heard better, whereas for an audience not so familiar with our kind of films, it may be fresh." But there is no doubt about its impact. As Reem Khokhar, an Indian writer who set herself a dance challenge for an entire year, tells BBC Culture; "There was a raw, frenetic energy that just exploded on-screen, I haven't enjoyed watching a song so much in a long time."

Krishnamoorthi explains that the term Bollywood itself suggests that there is nothing exceptional about Indian cinema, that it is just a cheap copy of Hollywood. "It is true that while our industry is varied and nuanced, many aspects of our filmmaking are still derivative. But the one area where we are original and have something unique to offer to the world is our music and dance. Everything else the audiences have seen elsewhere, so it makes sense that such a song would transcend linguistic barriers," he says.

Just like RRR as a whole, the Naatu Naatu sequence is larger than life, filmed in front of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's grand official residence in Kyiv in 2021. With its effervescent beats and infectious energy, it's a strong favourite for the best original song Academy award. The "hook step" became an overnight TikTok phenomenon, with people trying to recreate a tiny part of the 4.5min dance sequence on social media, aided by detailed tutorials such as this one by the choreographer Prem Rakshith. This has helped propel not just the song but the film itself into the consciousness of US audiences.

And there is no denying that this song-and-dance sequence absolutely brims with joy and life. As Jenny, the sole English character sympathetic to the Indian cause in the film, tells Bheem in one scene, "It was overwhelming. The beat pulsating through your body, the flying feet, the flashing eyes!"

American singer Inaya Day recorded a cover version of "Nasty Girl" in 2004. It first experienced success in Australian dance clubs the same year, peaking at number one on the ARIA Club Chart that December. The following month, a commercial single was released in Australia and peaked at number 18 on the ARIA Singles Chart in February 2005, remaining on the chart for 11 weeks. "Nasty Girl" was released in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Ireland later the same year, reaching number five on the US Billboard Dance Singles Sales chart, number nine on the UK Singles Chart, and number 42 on the Irish Singles Chart.

This has to be the weirdest Jew we have ever seen. We checked this video because D. Nasty is friends with our friend Andy Milonakis and are left confused, I mean, who in their right mind besides Andy Samberg would take a hot club track with LMFAO and turn it into a niche insider joke for the Tribe and their followers? Truth is, the song is catchy as heeeyll, the dance is funny as heeeyll and the synthed out Hava Nagilla is wizard.

Rory's dance ensemble, which everyone raves about, does her zero favors. It makes her boobs look terrible - smooshed and weirdly placed. And that off-the-shoulder neckline accentuates her horrible, slouchy posture and makes me very happy I switched to a standing desk at work. The seams in the bodice are crooked and the material and lining look cheap. It is 100% believable that Lorelai made this dress.

Lorelai: She and Dean were at Miss Patty's.

Emily: What is that, a motel?

Lorelai: Um, it's a dance studio. That was Patty. She said that she found them asleep and woke them up and Rory's on her way home.

Emily: In what state were they found in?

Lorelai: She didn't say, OK. Let's just try to be calm until we know what happened. 2351a5e196