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[sandle_tbird]

You know what kind of bothers me... What they call a music video nowadays. At the risk of sounding like one of my parents, I just have to say that I miss the good old days when people used to dance in the music video. Like in the movie 13 going on 30 when they dance to "thriller"... My friends didn't get how they all knew the dance. I had to

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[carrotgold]

Most pop videos have that choreographed dancing in it. I enjoy learning them, too. :o) I think it just seems music videos have dwindled because of the many rap videos that have to include almost naked women gyrating on expensive boats or cars. :o)

[kondwanii]

I know what you mean a lot of video's out today are just stupid nothing like the video's from the 80s. I loved Paula Abdul video's one of my favorite videos from the 80s was Opposite Attract with the cartoon rap cat :)

[madrigalblue]

I agree, I'm frustrated that videos have become that, however I'm even more frustrated with the fact that people buy that. It's sad and scary to think that's what people actually want.

[sandle_tbird]

I know. Sometimes it makes me feel so old! And I'm only 23... It scares me what the world will be like when my kids are 23.

bluemangroup or "stomp" might know

[liquidpig]

i'm 23, and i think that the dancing in videos today have more substance to them than in the 80s. there's no learnt dance moves for a certain song; you just move your body in relationship to the beat. in my opinion, it's more pure.

but then again, music is audio and dancing is physical; so who really knows??

[hatredheals]

You see, there was this band called Nirvana....