Poor Dancer & Non Dancer Isn't Same

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Shaitaan Haiwan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#61

Originally posted by: crazymeow
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😆 Good one hahahaha

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TheHazard

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Posted: 12 years ago

#62

Originally posted by: Chiti.dsena

You have a lack of understanding of the word, "Professional" like a few others above... 😆

You can be professional in any field, without any formal training. You need the skills, if you can acquire the skills without formal training. And sometimes even low skilled people get a job before a higher skilled person for many reasons. One of the reason is, they ate cheaper... 😉

So, please leave that training crap out of it... 😆

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Shaitaan Haiwan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: Chiti.dsena

Performing on award functions means professional training...!! They don't do it themselves.. they get professional training for it. !!

Performing at award functions does not make you a professional dancer. If u watch most stage performances the choreography is quite dumbed down and basic, anybody could do those moves. There is no technique or skill that comes with it.

In order to be called a professional dancer you need to have training in "skill" and technique. That is not something you can learn at an award show.

Now the topic maker says that the main point of This topic is to prove drashti is a nondancer. I guess I can sort of understand that.

But again. There is no way anyone can call Drashti a professional. I mean can't you see the difference between Drashti and Lauren?

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TheHazard

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Posted: 12 years ago

#64

Well, I don't need to respond to some self proclaimed sociopath... Hahaha 😆 😆 😉

Well, for others, it's not alone in an award show; Commercial shows, video musics, children's dance training etc are the jobs a professional dancers do. It really doesn't matter if she is trained or not. She is earning money on whatever little she knows about dance. 😆 😉

So she isn't a non dancer, as you claim... 😆 😉

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Shaitaan Haiwan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#65

Originally posted by: Paris4Helen
Well, I don't need to respond to some self proclaimed sociopath... Hahaha 😆 😆 😉

Well, for others, it's not alone in an award show; Commercial shows, video musics, children's dance training etc are the jobs a professional dancers do. IBoys I am leaving from the airport pray I get home safelly:) thank ut really doesn't matter if she is trained or not. She is earning money on whatever little she knows about dance. 😆 😉

So she isn't a non dancer, as you claim... 😆 😉

Yes for award shows, commercials, ads u don't need to be trained. Although when someone is employed for a commercial or award show it is because of their celebrity status. Such as Drashti, if she performs at an event it's because she's "drashti" not bcuz she is trained.

Still does not make them a professional dancer. I think you are using the word professional like it's used in the corporate world.

Let me rephrase, Drashti is not a trained dancer. Most people associate the word professional dancer with being trained. She may have gotten training but she is still nt a trained dancer

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Posted: 12 years ago

#66

Oh boy, people are getting worked up over this thread, looks like the feathers have been ruffled 😆😆

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TheHazard

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Posted: 12 years ago

#67

Originally posted by: CestMoi
<font color="#FF0000" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Oh boy, people are getting worked up over this thread, looks like the feathers have been ruffled 😆😆
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You rightly felt so 😉 😆

People are changing positions with every post. That's what happens, when someone actually doesn't know what they're saying... 😆

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TheHazard

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Posted: 12 years ago

#68

A professional is a professional by definition, I don't care what people generally think it is ... Bla bla bla ...

Who r those people?? Why do I have to care for those people?? Once I know what the word "professional" means?? Not interested in blabbering over it... 😆

Drashti is not a NON DANCER, Period. End of story for me.

She is a poor professional dancer, She is untrained or ill trained, that I agree. But training isn't a pre requisite to be A professional in any field... Period. 😆

Edited by Paris4Helen - 12 years ago

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Shaitaan Haiwan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#69

Originally posted by: Paris4Helen
A professional is a professional by definition, I don't care what people generally think it is ... Bla bla bla ...

Who r those people?? Why do I have to care for those people?? Once I know what the word "professional" means?? Not interested in blabbering over it... 😆

Drashti is not a NON DANCER, Period. End of story for me.

She is a poor professional dancer, She is untrained or ill trained, that I agree. But training isn't a pre requisite to be A professional in any field... Period. 😆

If you don't care then why are you replying to yourself and desperately trying to prove your point? Why did you open this topic? Did you think everyone is going to just drop in and bow down to you and agree with you?

What an epic fail. Oh mods, please close this topic.

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Edited by Shaitan-Haiwan - 12 years ago