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...choreographed Pretty Girls did a great job of giving Britney back Britneyesque moves! The dance break after Iggy's verse is pure Britney!! :britney-awyeah:

Not to bash on WB or anything, but the choreography looks more like what those 3 bottoms in heels that dance to Bey would do: jerky angular motions that look more like a step by step recipe for a choreography rather than one fluid motion.

Britney's always had a particular flow about her that made her earlier moves iconic, and I feel like PG was a nice return to that. So kudos to whoever did it, I'm pleasantly surprised! :)

And I can't wait to see it in full (hopefully :pieceofwhat:) at the BBMAs and Vegas!

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Not to bash on WB or anything, but the choreography looks more like what those 3 bottoms in heels that dance to Bey would do: jerky angular motions that look more like a step by step recipe for a choreography rather than one fluid motion.

 

This killed me :orangu:

 

I agree with everything you said. Work Bitch (the song and video) is not Britney's style at all. 

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I agree. The Work Bitch choreo is some of the most unflattering choreo I have ever seen, and I had a dance teacher who was really out there. :yakno:

I cannot wait to see the performance of Pretty Girls so the routine can be seen in full (given that she actually does it).

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the choreo was nothing special in PG to me.

WB choreo wasn't "Britney-like" but it was waay better (from what we can see in the PG mv) and it was something new. tumblr_mgspi33aDO1qdcel5o1_250.gif

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I agree! I love the WB choreography and it looks really energetic and cool, but the steps are too stiff, while in Pretty Girls the moves are more smoth and with more flow, which is totally Britney's style. The choreographer has worked with great pop dancers (I don't remember who but I know they mentioned a couple of them) so I'm sure she knew how to create a routine that suits Britney  :)

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the choreo was nothing special in PG to me.

WB choreo wasn't "Britney-like" but it was waay better (from what we can see in the PG mv) and it was something new. tumblr_mgspi33aDO1qdcel5o1_250.gif

Work Bitch is more intricate and requires full body movement. Pretty Girls seems to be mostly armography, but is more Britney's style. It's a toss up.
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Work Bitch is more intricate and requires full body movement. Pretty Girls seems to be mostly armography, but is more Britney's style. It's a toss up.

"armography" :orangu:

I like Work Bxxch better tho, it looks good on her and the female dancers. The male dancers tho :pieceofwhat:

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"armography" :orangu:

I like Work Bxxch better tho, it looks good on her and the female dancers. The male dancers tho :pieceofwhat:

:lmaolol: Yeah. Brit and the female dancers make it look more fluid.

And "armography" is the best way to describe a lot of what Britney does sometimes. :ummlol:

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:lmaolol: Yeah. Brit and the female dancers make it look more fluid.

And "armography" is the best way to describe a lot of what Britney does sometimes. :ummlol:

tbh :gloria:

yea armography is a good description :moorangu:

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I agree. The Work Bitch choreo is some of the most unflattering choreo I have ever seen, and I had a dance teacher who was really out there. :yakno:

 

HIAM says hello! Brian Friedman did a choreo for him to show off at dancing meetings and forgot about Britney. At least she can actually execute WB choreo on stage without looking completely hopeless. But yeah, Work Bxxch choreo looks great on her backup dancers, but not on Britney.

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HIAM says hello! Brian Friedman did a choreo for him to show off at dancing meetings and forgot about Britney. At least she can actually execute WB choreo on stage without looking completely hopeless. But yeah, Work Bxxch choreo looks great on her backup dancers, but not on Britney.

Oh, yes. HIAM too. Pretty much everything after 2009 except for a few numbers in FF and POM. :tbh:

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