lil mama ft chris brown, t pain video like scream

Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

You were probably referring to me...its just I was a lil jarred by the Youtube vids..LOL. MJ pulled a LOT of his stuff from other people and I just said that "i'm wondering if anything MJ does is original" in an EXASPERATED way LOL I know MJ is an original artist, I'm just trying to figure out the difference between what MJ does with James Brown/Fred Astaire different than what Chris/JT does with MJ (besides the fact that MJ is obviously much more talented).
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

What he does that's different is he takes some steps from them and will put them together in a way that is unique to him. Again, steps don't matter, because the human body can only move in a limited way. It's how you put those steps together that counts, if you string them together in a way which creates a distinct look and style, that's what matters. He's taken some ideas and applied them directly to "Smooth Criminal", "Dangerous" and "Beat It", but beyond that, the man has made far more which cannot be directly tied to anything, like "TWYMMF", "Bad", "RTT", "Leave Me Alone", "Black or White", "TDCAU", "Stranger In Moscow", "Earth Song", "Childhood", the story line surrounding "Smooth Criminal", "Billie Jean", "Thrillre" really wasn't a direct rip off of anything and only had elements similar to "Amercian Wearwolf" because the same director did both and both had a horror theme, etc... Even the way in which Michael chases the girl in his videos is something he created, being right on top of them, dancing after them, which you see everyone imitating today. Chris Brown has taken almost every single famous video of Michael's and come close to reinacting it, in his sloppy way lol, with his videos, from "Smooth Criminal" to "Thriller" to "Scream" to performing "Billie Jean" on stage constantly, "Thriller" on stage, etc... His other videos are cookie cutter, from "Gimme That" to "Excuse Me Miss", which actually could be taken as a rip off of "TWYMMF", chasing the girl by dancing after her, dancing on top of the car, etc..., to "Kiss Kiss". He has nothing original to offer, is my point. I haven't seen one single original idea or concept from this kid. That's okay, because no one today is offering that. His dance style has nothing original or distinct about it though. Like I said, he just dances in the exact same style that anyone who does crunking or popping or locking on the street does. He doesn't put steps together in a way which could be recongnizable as his own.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Oh and I wasn't reffering to you either, lol. I just meant that statement in general, everyone was tripping, lol.
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

interesting. I guess ur right. When people see MJ do the 'footwork' stuff (a la WBSS live)...they don't admediately think JAMES BROWN...and vice versa. He's made them his own I suppose...

But who's to say that Brown won't be able to do the same? I'm just sayin lol
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Well, if he want's to achieve Michael's kind of success, he better start soon, that's all I'm saying, lol. One of the reason's Michael's the biggest star ever is because no one had ever seen anything like him or what he had to offer.

Chris could become more original, I'm not saying he couldn't, and he can dance, but I wouldn't call him a good dancer. My standards are high though. If he start's to come up with his own ideas, then that's great, but so far he's just ripping Michael and doing what's popular in the market.

Fashion is another example. Michael dressed in a way unlike anything which was popular in the 80s and 90s, but Chris is just wearing the same, oversized paints, jersey, baseball cap, etc... I'm just saying he isn't bringing anything new or anything that is going to revolutionize.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Well, if he want's to achieve Michael's kind of success, he better start soon, that's all I'm saying, lol. One of the reason's Michael's the biggest star ever is because no one had ever seen anything like him or what he had to offer.

Chris could become more original, I'm not saying he couldn't, and he can dance, but I wouldn't call him a good dancer. My standards are high though. If he start's to come up with his own ideas, then that's great, but so far he's just ripping Michael and doing what's popular in the market.

Fashion is another example. Michael dressed in a way unlike anything which was popular in the 80s and 90s, but Chris is just wearing the same, oversized paints, jersey, baseball cap, etc... I'm just saying he isn't bringing anything new or anything that is going to revolutionize.

Chris Brown is not a total rip-off of MJ.

I've never seen Michael doing back flips or crumping on stage...
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Chris could become more original, I'm not saying he couldn't, and he can dance, but I wouldn't call him a good dancer. My standards are high though. If he start's to come up with his own ideas, then that's great,

I agree wit that. I think one of the reasons Usher was so big in 2000s or whatever, is because he put a little touch of MJ, but came up with some neat moves that dont even have to do with wild street dances. Well choreographs and great melodies and even banging performances. I think Chris just watched MJ on TV and said, man I think I can do that. And that's what he's doing, IMO. He's going back to something that's not so old, though, and giving it his own twist. His mistake is...not waiting long enough, like MJ did. hehe MJ took stuff from his idols and made it his own because that's what it looked like - his own. Who knew about Astaire and these greats before MJ? Most of us didnt. But we know MJ, so every other artist coming after would say, damn what a mad ripp off, or WTF? He just let the cat right out the bag!

CB to me, is doing what a young man who has an idol that big would normally do. Try to be like him.
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Chris Brown is not a total rip-off of MJ.

I've never seen Michael doing back flips or crumping on stage...

I didn't say he was a total MJ rip off. I said he isn't original. He doesn't even dance like Michael, for the most part. He rather has taken every plot line basis and atmosphere and set up of Michael's and used it in at least half of his videos, along with performing Michael's songs on stage. He dances in popular street styles, not in a style which can be defined as his own. What he does isn't any different from what Justin Timberlake or Usher or Sisco or Omarion does.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

I agree wit that. I think one of the reasons Usher was so big in 2000s or whatever, is because he put a little touch of MJ, but came up with some neat moves that dont even have to do with wild street dances. Well choreographs and great melodies and even banging performances. I think Chris just watched MJ on TV and said, man I think I can do that. And that's what he's doing, IMO. He's going back to something that's not so old, though, and giving it his own twist. His mistake is...not waiting long enough, like MJ did. hehe MJ took stuff from his idols and made it his own because that's what it looked like - his own. Who knew about Astaire and these greats before MJ? Most of us didnt. But we know MJ, so every other artist coming after would say, damn what a mad ripp off, or WTF? He just let the cat right out the bag!

CB to me, is doing what a young man who has an idol that big would normally do. Try to be like him.

I get that. But like I explained above, Michael takes one or two steps from different dancers. But he combines and strings them together in a way that had never been seen before. Individual steps don't matter. Because every step under the sun has been done before, and someone who you THINK invented it, you can go back and find someone who did it before. It's how you put steps together that counts, in everything, both technical and in terms of innovation. How fluidly you put them together, with how much speed and precisian, and then style. Michael doesn't dance like anybody that came before him. His style is instantly recognizable as his own, not because he invented any steps, but because he created a new way of combining those steps and executing them in a certain order and fashion, and believe me, that's one of the hardest things to do, to actually come up with a unique style. Michael's achieved that vocally as well. I knew who Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly were before I was even a fan of Michael's, so, you know. Chris just isn't very original and he isn't doing anything that hasn't been seen nine million times over. Beyond that, I don't find him very legitimate as an artist, simply because his voice gives me a headache and his dancing is just okay.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Chris just isn't very original and he isn't doing anything that hasn't been seen nine million times over.
Like you said before...he's like the typical street dancers. Those kinds come up with moves that's been done before and put their own twist on it. So maybe you shouldn't expect so much so soon. And also, I think the cap move was pretty original, lol. I still say, the dude has just begun. When MJ began (like at 5 and 6) all he did was JB moves and Jackie Wilson. I dont think people started to recognize his DANCE ability as unique until he was a bit older. He was just a ultra-talented kid who could really sing with whom his brothers who could play and dance along. That's about it. So give CB a chance and dont just pounce on somebody who hasnt even gotten half the amount of practice and natural ability MJ has.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

You were probably referring to me...its just I was a lil jarred by the Youtube vids..LOL. MJ pulled a LOT of his stuff from other people and I just said that "i'm wondering if anything MJ does is original" in an EXASPERATED way LOL I know MJ is an original artist, I'm just trying to figure out the difference between what MJ does with James Brown/Fred Astaire different than what Chris/JT does with MJ (besides the fact that MJ is obviously much more talented).

OK the Fred Astaire thing is pushing it a bit, but yes has gotten inspiration from James Brown.

I already stated before in this very thread, James Brown said about Michael that "he got his own steps"...meaning yes, he got inspiration from him, but he got his own moves from that. It was an interview with Mike and James after they were on stage together on BET...you could find it on youtube somewhere...

There is a difference in inspiration and being a clone of someone else.

Now, I'm not saying that Chris Brown always copies 100% off of Michael like some other people in this thread--he does some things on stage that Michael never did...I believe he has his own distinct singing style from Michael's as well.

But there are some entertainers who basically mock him but I won't say any names... :D
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

I wasn't referring to you.

Anyway, Chris Brown has bad form. His lines are sloppy, he's inaccurate and has a lot of excess movement, and he lacks real grace or ease in his step. He has some fluidity, that's probably his strongest trait as a dancer, along with okay speed, but that's about it. This is basic criteria used in judging dancers. If you don't want to use standards and want to call everything opinion, fine, but in doing so, you must relent that nothing can be called art as art is determined by standards, and without them, nothing can be decerned or seperated from the other, making everything worthless in the end.

When I say he dances with the common styles of the popular street dancers today, I mean just that. He does crunking, a popular street style, popping and locking, etc... he doesn't actually put steps together in a unique and distinctly recongnizable way. You could mistake him for any street dancer, which I have when I didn't know it was him on stage. Michael is not a street dancer, he doesn't specialize or focus on street dances. He is simply a dancer, in the purist sense of the term, his greatness based soley on his inital movement. Michael is like a professional, what with his technical profeciancy and ability to adapt and execute many different forms of dance. He routinely makes trained dancers look common, putting him on their level. Michael incorporates elements of street dancing in to his style, but his style is not street dancing or any specific form of street dancing, it is his own, unique and recongnizable style, a combination of jazz, tap, locking and sometimes popping, and pantomime, but most especially jazz. He puts steps together in a way which defines his style and makes it look unlike any other that has come before. All Chris does is move in one or two particular forms but without putting steps together in a unique manner which can be associated specifically with him, he dances like anyone who dances in those styles.

Energetic does not equate to good dancing. MC Hammer is energetic, but he looks completely uncontroled and unclean when he moves, which based on basic standards, makes him a bad dancer. Chris Brown can dance, but he isn't even a good dancer, let alone a great dancer. Back flips, flips in general, etc... That isn't dancing, that's acrobatics, and it doesn't impress me.

Speed counts for nothing if you can't control it. Form is everything in dance.

And he's a horrible singer. He has no range, very little control and his voice is ugly in tone.

Chris has said he want's to be bigger then Michael. I brought that up only as a joke, knowing that with his lack of creativity and his pale in comparison talent, that it's never going to happen. I think it's ammusing that he thinks he can achieve that and also show's ignorance on his part as to what it means to be that famous. If he knew, he wouldn't want it.

I've got nothing against the kid personally, I'm just speaking on him artistically.

Look, we all know that Michael is great dancer...

But you're still missing the point. You can't even appreciate other dancing styles because you're so caught up in praising Michael's dance. Can you even judge Chris Brown's dancing by the same standards as you do Michael? I don't think so. These are completely differet dancing styles. Chris's is very raw, fluid, spontaneous and energetic, while Michael's is very clean, robotic, and elegant. I'm not even saying that Chris Brown is a great dancer...I'm just saying that it's hard to compare him to Michael Jackson, as these are different styles, and basically different worlds.

And you say, acrobatics doesn't impress you? Really? Do you honestly mean that? Well at least I know now that you've never been to a cirque du soleil show...
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Completely different dancing styles? Since when? CHris is TOTALLY not raw...he tries to pass as raw but he's SO mechanical, it's not even funny. And he's definitely nooottt spontaneous. How could he being TOTALLY different when most of his stuff is borrowed from MJ? LOL Ur giving dude waaaaaaay too much credit :lol:

And Lovely One....I know MJ's original and stuff. LOL

And MJ's influence of Fred Astaire isn't stretching it...Smooth Criminal is a carbon copy of Fred lol
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Completely different dancing styles? Since when? CHris is TOTALLY not raw...he tries to pass as raw but he's SO mechanical, it's not even funny. And he's definitely nooottt spontaneous. How could he being TOTALLY different when most of his stuff is borrowed from MJ? LOL Ur giving dude waaaaaaay too much credit :lol:

And Lovely One....I know MJ's original and stuff. LOL

And MJ's influence of Fred Astaire isn't stretching it...Smooth Criminal is a carbon copy of Fred lol

...I'm sorry, I didn't know that Fred Astaire was the only/first person who had a 1930's Chicago gangster style/dress.

Again, you've obviously never seen Chris Brown dance, or you wouldn't say that he copies Michael Jackson. Actually, if you think of Michael Jackson as such a great dancer (which I do), wouldn't it be an insult to say that Chris Brown, whom you think sucks, dances just like him? Clearly he doesn't move like Michael. He doesn't have Michael's skills. He has a different style, though. He is spontaneous, raw, and energetic. That's just the style of dancing he does. I have seen his dancing many times.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

No i've seen Chris dance PLENTLY of times and I'm saying its VERy MUCH influenced by MJ minus the acrobatics. And just because i say he dances like him doesn't mean i'm saying he's dancing as GOOD as him. Impersonators can dance just like him but never as GOOD as him.

And I never said Chris Brown sucks either. LOL I'm on the fences on his abilities as an artist, but at most he's AVERAGE lol

He doesn't have a different style cuz it ain't nothing I've never seen before. People from my high school could dance as good/better than chris brown.

And it's not just the 30's style...it's the design of the suit, color and everything. even mj's dance moves has been influenced HEAVILY by fred astaire at least in that video. The choreography especially. And Astaires stop-go feel in his choreography is VERY similar to MJ's as well.

[youtube]yuJxYmJlEHY[/youtube]
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Look, we all know that Michael is great dancer...

But you're still missing the point. You can't even appreciate other dancing styles because you're so caught up in praising Michael's dance. Can you even judge Chris Brown's dancing by the same standards as you do Michael? I don't think so. These are completely differet dancing styles. Chris's is very raw, fluid, spontaneous and energetic, while Michael's is very clean, robotic, and elegant. I'm not even saying that Chris Brown is a great dancer...I'm just saying that it's hard to compare him to Michael Jackson, as these are different styles, and basically different worlds.

And you say, acrobatics doesn't impress you? Really? Do you honestly mean that? Well at least I know now that you've never been to a cirque du soleil show...

I'm not judging Chris Brown in comparison to Michael. I'm judging Chris Brown in comparison to general standards applied to proper dancing technique. He's sloppy, his lines are not very clean and he lacks ease in his step. I talk about Michael because he is the definition of what makes a good dancer. He has perfect form, clean lines and perfect extention, incredible grace, speed and seamless connection of his steps. While someone like Chris Brown and many other dancers who never get any recognition basically flail about in getting to each next pose, while they throw themselves in to each next pose, someone like Michael is actually aware of the interim steps in between, he pays as much attention to those interim steps as he does the final pose, creating a precisian and smoothness which someone like Chris just doesn't have. Chris Brown is strif with excess movement, while Michael has none.

I'm not "caught up" with Michael as a dancer, leaving me unaware of any other dancers. I watch many, many dancers, some whom I'm sure you've never even heard of. Michael is the most naturally gifted dancer I've ever seen. But there are others I would put on his level.

Michael imitates Astiare more then he does James Brown these days. He does one or two steps associated with James, but Michael incorporates more jazz and tap in to his style and just the overall way he moves, which is more of a natural occurance then a style, paying as great attention to his upper body as his lower and all of his balance and coordination coming from his center, is most like Astaire. Basically, Michael is much more similar in what type of dancer he is to Astaire then he is to James Brown.

And I'm not impressed with acrobatics when judging dance. Acrobatics is not dancing. If I want to see that, I'll watch gymnists, who make Chris Brown look like nothing in that department.

blacknimproud, Michael stopped imitating James Brown by the time he was 13. Chris is pushing 19. Michael had a completely unique style by that age and continued to develop it into the early 80s and further into what you see today. Chris has been doing this, according to him, since he was 12 and so far, he hasn't created anything that so many others haven't themselves done.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Mj stopped imitating james brown since he was 14? uhhh i don't think so lol
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

And J5's point about there being dancers just as good and better then Chris in her school is the same point I would make. There are many dancers on the street who can do exactly what Chris does and can even outdo him, because he's of average ability. There isn't any street dancer though that could even hold Michael's jock strap. He's on the level of any professional, only without any training.
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Mj stopped imitating james brown since he was 14? uhhh i don't think so lol

He stopped dancing like him, yes. He still does some steps that were considered James' steps, but he doesn't dance ANYTHING like Brown anymore in terms of style and the way he moves and he stopped doing so by that age, yes. I've watched so much footage of Michael from the J5 days, and I know.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Dont diss lil mama. 1 thats my cuz real talk lol. And she is a huge MJ fan just like we are. She even re-made the bad video with all the dance steps (be4 she became famous) So no its not a rip off and the song is hot. Makes me wanna dance lol. She even mentions Janet on the opening verse. Great Job lil mama. And Lil mama can dance her azz off by the way

As for chris we all kno u want 2 be michael lol. so yea stop it. Ok im done now

And by the way this is Lil Mama's vid not Chris' lol
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Lil Mama looks like a better dancer to me then Chris. But I've only seen her a couple times, so its hard to say.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Oh trust me she can dance have u seen her g-slide vid..or have u seen her perform lip gloss live? The girl can move. Utube it lol
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Just this and her lip gloss video, but she looks better to me then Chris from those two examples. I'll check her out when I get the chance.
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

I'm not judging Chris Brown in comparison to Michael. I'm judging Chris Brown in comparison to general standards applied to proper dancing technique. He's sloppy, his lines are not very clean and he lacks ease in his step. I talk about Michael because he is the definition of what makes a good dancer. He has perfect form, clean lines and perfect extention, incredible grace, speed and seamless connection of his steps. While someone like Chris Brown and many other dancers who never get any recognition basically flail about in getting to each next pose, while they throw themselves in to each next pose, someone like Michael is actually aware of the interim steps in between, he pays as much attention to those interim steps as he does the final pose, creating a precisian and smoothness which someone like Chris just doesn't have. Chris Brown is strif with excess movement, while Michael has none.

I'm not "caught up" with Michael as a dancer, leaving me unaware of any other dancers. I watch many, many dancers, some whom I'm sure you've never even heard of. Michael is the most naturally gifted dancer I've ever seen. But there are others I would put on his level.

Michael imitates Astiare more then he does James Brown these days. He does one or two steps associated with James, but Michael incorporates more jazz and tap in to his style and just the overall way he moves, which is more of a natural occurance then a style, paying as great attention to his upper body as his lower and all of his balance and coordination coming from his center, is most like Astaire. Basically, Michael is much more similar in what type of dancer he is to Astaire then he is to James Brown.

And I'm not impressed with acrobatics when judging dance. Acrobatics is not dancing. If I want to see that, I'll watch gymnists, who make Chris Brown look like nothing in that department.

blacknimproud, Michael stopped imitating James Brown by the time he was 13. Chris is pushing 19. Michael had a completely unique style by that age and continued to develop it into the early 80s and further into what you see today. Chris has been doing this, according to him, since he was 12 and so far, he hasn't created anything that so many others haven't themselves done.

He did get his style in that video from Fred, and probably other dancers similar to him (Fred wasn't the only one lol). It's obvious, I know! I'm just saying, outside of that video, he doesn't walk around thinking he's Fred Astaire or the Nicholas brothers!

He stopped dancing like him, yes. He still does some steps that were considered James' steps, but he doesn't dance ANYTHING like Brown anymore in terms of style and the way he moves and he stopped doing so by that age, yes. I've watched so much footage of Michael from the J5 days, and I know.

Wow, that is a crock! It might be more subtle to the point that you miss it, but he totally has James Brown footwork all the way.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

And J5's point about there being dancers just as good and better then Chris in her school is the same point I would make. There are many dancers on the street who can do exactly what Chris does and can even outdo him, because he's of average ability. There isn't any street dancer though that could even hold Michael's jock strap. He's on the level of any professional, only without any training.


You REALLY need to stop holding Michael's nuts.



Hollaback.
 
Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

Wow, that is a crock! It might be more subtle to the point that you miss it, but he totally has James Brown footwork all the way.
I see what wanna be is saying though...MJ only does the footwork in choreographed routines like WBSS live and Man In the Mirror. And he incorporates it in his own original style...that isnt copied TOTALLY...and James' unique style isn't mooched out of through out MJ's carreer. MJ developed a style unique to Michael Jackson. And James acknowledged that too...believe me, James was an honest man, he wouldn't say that if he didn't mean it. And Chris on the ohter hand, doesn't have a style unique to chris...TONS of people can do and does what chris can.

You REALLY need to stop holding Michael's nuts.

So thats the response to WBSS' arguments? What's wrong with comparing the quality of Chris' dance (which is in question here) with a dancer that we all agree is a QUALITY and ACCOMPLISHED dancer? LOL There are really TONS of dancers that can walk all over Chris Brown. I think even Usher can walk all over Brown LOL Michael is one of those dancers that can walk over ALL of them and thats why these people are so over rated now a days. (or one of the reasons).
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

You REALLY need to stop holding Michael's nuts.



Hollaback.

And you REALLY need to grow up. Next time, insted of coming in to a thread with nothing but the intent of hurling personal insults, why don't you actuly fancy the thought of adding something of substance to the discussion?
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

He did get his style in that video from Fred, and probably other dancers similar to him (Fred wasn't the only one lol). It's obvious, I know! I'm just saying, outside of that video, he doesn't walk around thinking he's Fred Astaire or the Nicholas brothers!



Wow, that is a crock! It might be more subtle to the point that you miss it, but he totally has James Brown footwork all the way.

It's not a crock. He does, that I can tell, two steps from James still and by the time he was 14 he was doing J5 choreography, totally seperate from James Brown's style. By the time he was 19, the only steps he was doing from James were the mashed patatoes and sometimes the camel walk. Overall, the way Michael moves now is nothing like James Brown. J5 knows what I'm talking about. The way he carries himself, the type of dancing and movement he does, mainly jazz, tap and locking, pantomime and popping, etc... And he's combined those forms into one fusion which creates a style that is unique to him, by the way he strings his steps together.
 
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Re: TOTAL SCREAM RIPOFF (tribute?) chris brown, t-pain, lil mama

And you REALLY need to grow up. Next time, insted of coming in to a thread with nothing but the intent of hurling personal insults, why don't you actuly fancy the thought of adding something of substance to the discussion?

Substance?
Substance you say? Man, NONE of your comments hold any substance. You hurl insults at everybody in the recording industry, especially today's young generation. You say Chris Brown isn't "original". That may be true, but how can you be original these days when everything has already been done. Calling Chris Brown a "sloppy ass" dancer may be your opinion, but it's also an insult. I bet dude can sing/dance circles around your ass. You don't have to like CB, Usher, Justin, Will.I.Am or any of today's young musician's, but you don't have to belittle them either.
The world and everything in it DOESN'T revolve around Michael Jackson. And for the record, I'm 27 years old, I don't need to grow up.



Hollaback.
 
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