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art 1: The kind of dance that I believe best represents my generation is hip-hop dance, which is a social dance. Popular hip-hop dances include the Drop, the Whip, and the Dab, and hose are only a handful of all the types of hip-hop dances. It allows for people to incorporate attitude, individuality, gesturing, and spirituality.

a. This dance expresses the attitudes of my generation because it can relate to rebellion and change if the dancer wants it do that. It can involve many rapid movements that can resemble the ever-increasing fast-paced lifestyles in which we live in. It also incorporates a large amount of playfulness and exploration based on multiple rhythms and personal, social, and cultural experiences.

b. The link to a culture other than “American” culture with this dance would be some African social dances which could involve the bending of knees and curved spines. They can also involve percussion and improv, much like Hip-hop dances. Koroso dance can be somewhat related to hip-hop in that involves highly acrobatic and difficult shapes, friendly competition dance, and is usually performed by younger dancers.

c. Compared to the youth of my parents’ generation during the 1970s, there are some similarities and differences. Their disco-style dance became popular on TV shows of the day just like hip-hop does now. It allowed for unique creativity and expression as it was often situational, so dancers would invent their own moves as the music kept playing. One way that disco dancing differs from hip-hop is that disco dancers wore extremely funky and glamorous clothing. Disco dancing also tended to be more centered towards expanding freedoms, and it was also a time where drug abuse and promiscuity hit an all-time high.

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