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Jason: Where’s Oliver? I better wait until I see him. There he is. Leave him alone, assholes.

Soldier: All right, man. Geez. I’m going.

Jason: I can’t let them put Ollie in the chopper. Run, Ollie. Come on! Keep moving!

Soldier 2: Found you.

Jason: Keep moving! Ollie, steal the boat! Oliver, here!

Oliver: Get in! Hey. Thanks for saving me. Hey, nice tats man.

Jason: Ollie, let’s get out of here! Boat! Keep the boat straight!

Oliver: I’m trying.

Jason: Faster!

Oliver: We’re getting away. Woo! Yo, truck on the bridge.

Jason: Boat! Trucks coming up on the road!

Oliver: Where?

Jason: Wherever. Shoot them! Shit! Shit, dude! Helicopter.

Oliver: A chopper? You gotta be fucking kidding me! I got it! It’s going down! Woo!

Jason: We did it.

Oliver: You saved me. And they were putting the screws to my dad. He was about to give them a ton of money.

Jason: Ollie, you would’ve been sold right into slavery afterward even if he’d paid.

Oliver: Oh, shit. Man, this is some heavy shit, man! I don’t know if I can deal with this.

Jason: I know you, Ollie. You’re stronger than you think. Come with me. I have someplace safe to hide you. Liza, Daisy, I found Oliver.

Daisy: Ollie!

Oliver: Hey, hey, girls! It’s good to be back.

Liza: So glad you’re okay.

Man: Oh, I’m as high as a kite and the greenhouse is on fire.

Oliver: What kind of a place is this?

Man: Wow. This has got quite a kick. Does anyone want to have a puff before I put it out?

Oliver: I’m in. Hey, I’ll be with you in a second. This place is like heaven.

Liza: Hey, Jason, when you have a sec, can you come over here? I have something to show you.

Daisy: I’ve got something to show you too. Come on.

Liza: Hey. I’m building a cross for Grant.

Jason: Thanks. I haven’t really had time.

Liza: We have to talk.

Jason: We will, just not now. I need to find Riley. If anything happens to that kid…

Liza: I miss you, okay? And you’re carrying all these weapons, and you have all these weird tattoos. I’m not saying you shouldn’t go rescue them. I’m just worried it’s affecting you.

Jason: Liza, don’t worry. I’m taking control of my life for the first time. That’s a good thing.

Liza: I know. You’re right. We’ve been working really hard on that, and I have a studio job waiting for you. I helped Steve…

Jason: Look, I don’t want to talk about your exes right now. This is my path. I’ve got to find it on my own.

Liza: Okay. Okay. I get it. You’re stressed out. We can meet up later. I love you. Now go before I try and stop you again. You better find the others.

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Jason: Agent Willis Huntley asked me to extract you. He said you can help me find one of my friends. Tell me where Oliver is.

Rongo: No, I need to go to the village now. I’ll tell you when we get there.

Jason: What the hell? Fine. Follow me.

Man 1: Where’s that [inaudible 00:00:25]?

Jason: Shit! Shit!

Rongo: We must reach the village. Follow me. I know where they tossed the mines.
We made it. My house is up that hill. Come!

Jason: Shit! Shit!

Rongo: That’s right. Up the hill. Come!

Jason: I don’t like it. [inaudible 00:01:28]

Rongo: We have to go around. Follow me. Yes, yes. Come on. We are almost at the top of the hill!

Man 2: I’m bleeding!

Rongo: I’ll get the documents. Keep watch. Bastards! They robbed me. Where is it? Come! Guard me while I search!

Jason: Hurry up.

Rongo: I cannot find the documents. Keep them busy! I’m still looking. They threw everything on the floor. All my things! What a mess! Protect me! I’m still looking!

Man 3: What do you call a world of pain?

Rongo: Hey, come here. I found it. I found the transportation manifest.

Jason: Great. Finally. I’ll take a picture of it for Willis. Willis, you got the picture?

Willis: The pirates use codes Neanderthals can read. Oliver’s being transported on the old road. I’ve sent the decrypted coordinates.

Jason: Good. I’m on my way.

Willis: You’re too late. The convoy’s next stop is the fishery. The pirates are moving Oliver to a chopper there.

Jason: I’ve gotta get a vantage point before that exchange happens.

Man: There he is!

Jason: That ledge looks perfect.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon!

This is hip-hop routine number 2, we’re just gonna take it up a notch. Alright, now, this one is a little bit more energetic, so remember breathe, but always have fun, it’s all about having fun, alright. And it goes a little something like this: 1 and 2 and 3, 4, ok, 5, 6, 7, 8; 1 and 2 and 3, 4, ok, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, alright. So we have 1 and 2 and 3, 4, yeah, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, yeah, ok. Let’s start that again. So we have 1 and 2 and 3, 4, 3, and 4. Ok, 5 and 6, yeah, 7 and 8, alright. Ok so we’ve changed it up a little bit, alright. Because I see that some of you guys are progressing, so that’s a good thing, alright so. So we have 1 and 2 and 3, 4, open, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, ok. It’s all about that attitude, alright, again. Step 1 and 2 and 3 and 4, open, 5, 6, 7, 8, ok. Excellent, let’s try that with some music, let’s see how that feel. 5, 6, 7, 8, 1 and 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, nice. So that’s the attitude, alright. You’re gonna get to the steps, but that’s the vibe right now. Ok, so let’s take it slow, 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8. Ok, one more time here we go. 5, 6, together on 8, 1 and 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, nice. Ok, moving on. Actually let’s do that one more time, together, and 5, 6, 7, 8, 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, good! Nice! Next step, we have kick. Ok so this is kick, ball change, together, open, yeah, alright. So we have 8, kick, ball change, together. Alright really simple, so we have 8, kick, 1 and 2. So all you’re doing is you’re switching, you’re going kick, and place, alright. Here we go, kick and place, you’re turning full circle to the front, and you’re opening, alright. Open, drop, ok, so you’re going open, drop, yeah, alright. So from 8, 8, 1 and 2, 3, 4, drop, yeah, excellent. Let’s mark that from the top. Ok we have 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, ok now 8 is here, boom at your audience, alright that’s attitude right there, it’s just throwing your arm and bringing it around, nice full circle, throw, bring it around, kick, ball change. So this should be a nice smooth transition, you wanna go here to here, so that the idea, you’re going throw, ba! Ok, nice and strong, boom, bam, ba, turn, open, yeah, drop. Ok, and the drop is right here, drop, nice and strong, ok, good. Alright let’s just mark that from the top, really simple, really cool, take your time and breathe easy.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon!

The first thing, I think, with getting into hip-hop choreography is first and foremost, is to believe in yourself. Then after that, I would say, start working on your materials. Start developing your material. Start working. Start training yourself. You know, just really focus in on you and your ability, your style and your choreography. Then I would suggest that you take classes – you start going into environments where there’s other dancers and choreographers who are actively engaged in the business. There’s quite a few places, just do your research. Whatever city you’re in, just try to surround yourself with, with that type of energy and environment. Stay focused, and just believe in yourself. Keep striving, keep working on your material, and just never stop. Put yourself out there, and, you know, if there’s any local artists in town, you know, sometimes you gotta do what’s called ‘promotional gigs’. In my day and time, you know, we did a lot of freebies, you know. It wasn’t as competitive as it is now, but if there’s an opportunity, just do it. It’s not always about the money. Whatever opportunities that there are, whether it’s a local artist in your town, and you can start working for them, or putting together stage shows at your local theater, community or community center, whatever – just get involved, that way you’re active, you’re actively pursuing your dream, and naturally the doors will open.

Then I say look into trying to get your professional pictures and resumes done, and whatever little you can build on your resume, if you’re a new starter, just try to build your resume as much as possible. You know, you start out by doing extra work, or whatever, just really expose yourself. ‘Cause it’s a huge world out there, but everything is done in steps, in stages. You have to – it’s protocol, you know. You have to start somewhere. So anybody can do it – I did it, and I came from another country. So, the possibilities are endless. You just have to believe in yourself.

There are quite a few agencies that deal with dancers and choreographers. Most choreographers were dancers first, because they have to establish themselves as choreographers. So even if you believe that you are a choreographer and that’s what you want to do, you might still – if you are starting in the business, you know, you still want to market yourself as a dancer slash choreographer, because you want to be open and be available for dancer jobs, and projects, like, you know, where you can dance and perform on stage. That would lead to a choreoraphy job. So there’s tons of dance agencies in New York, L.A. Most of the major cities now have agencies that represent dancers, so you can just kind of look up, you know, talent agencies, there’s backstage online. And there’s a couple agencies – there’s McDonald Selznick Associates, there’s the Block Agency, there’s Clear Talent Agency, there’s CSD. So there’s quite a few agencies that represent dancers and choreographers, so no matter where you’re from, you can reach out, send your postcards, send your pictures, but always remember that you have to have a professional package. It’s a basic headshot, professionally done and a resume, even if your resume has nothing on it but your e-mail and your phone number and, you know, “”I’m training””. That’s good enough.

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Jason: I love the flamethrower.

Willis: Those Germans, what can I say? They know how to light stuff on fire. Got you an earpiece.

Jason: Thanks. Hey, you ever go out on recon with your guys?

Willis: Nah, nah, no. There’s a reason I have the American flag in here. In here, there’s society. There’s order. Out there, the jungle. The synapses in our brains go dark little by little. You forget where you’re from, who you are.

Jason: Yeah. So, what about my friend, Oliver?

Willis: I’ve almost burst this thing wide open. I can feel it. By the way, you’re getting popular.

Hoyt: Lovely weather we’re having.

Vaas: Why, boss, are you planning a parade?

Hoyt: That’s why I love you, Vaas. You make me laugh. Everything in business is so goddamn serious but you. So, what about Snow White?

Vaas: You know what, I don’t give a fuck about him. I don’t give a fuck.

Hoyt: Really? Then why am I here?

Vaas: Once you’ve got the ransom money, his friends are gonna be sold like that. I shot his older brother. I did what you wanted with his younger brother. It’s my sister. She’s inking that white boy.

Hoyt: I don’t give a fuck about your family. It is by my grace that your head isn’t impaled on the antenna of my car. Therefore, I would like it if you gave a fuck about Jason Brody.

Vaas: Okay, Hoyt. Okay. All right.

Hoyt: Fantastic. I’m really loving this weather. What’s the name of that village down the road? Beras Town? A bunch of native sympathizers. They stole a transportation manifest that’s close to my heart. I’d like to pay them a visit. Nice to see you, Vaas.

Willis: Better make your way to Beras Town.

Jason: I bet Oliver’s on the manifest. Who has it?

Willis: I’ll tell you when you get there. I gotta keep on working. See yourself out.

Jason: Willis, I’m at Beras Town.

Willis: There’s a shack overlooking the pond. You can see the center of the village. Don’t be detected.

Jason: Hoyt’s here.

Willis: Wait until he leaves. Otherwise, he’ll make chicken chow mein out of your friends.

Hoyt: I want it to be clear that anyone, anyone who helps those savages out in the woods will end up like our friends here. Is my point coming across? You, run!

Willis: See a guy in red stripes?

Jason: In the middle of the mine field?

Hoyt: Point made. Have fun, boys.

Willis: That’s our man. Go in and extract him.

Jason: Are you nuts?

Willis: He has the transportation manifest that will lead you to Oliver Carswell. It’ll be encrypted, but I’ll decode it if you snap me a picture.

Jason: Oh, shit, Ollie. I’ve gotta save this guy. Okay, Jason, let’s do this.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Hey guys, now, what we’re about to do is teach you a few hip-hop routines, simple routines; this is hip-hop routine number one. It’s really simple, it’s a few counts, and it’s just about having fun. Here we go, we’re gonna take it from the top, all right? So we have, one, two. OK? One, two, and. OK? One, two, and. Great. So let’s see that. So now, this is really strong, OK? Right leg, left leg, drop, and- and the pa- palm is outward. OK? Next step, three, and. OK? And it’s like you’re swimming backwards, so you’re going three and four, and you’re pulling up on four. OK? Let’s take that again from the top. Five, six, seven, eight, and one, two, three and four. OK? Nice. Let’s try that again. Five, six, seven, eight, and one, two, three and four. Good. OK.

Moving on, all right? We have step five, six, seven, eight. OK? And that’s really simple you’re stepping four, and you’re pulling back boom. Stepping four, and you’re pulling back. OK? So we have five, six, seven, eight. Good. Let’s take that from the top really slow. Five, six, together on eight. One, two and three and four, step five, six, seven, eight. And once again, it’s all about you. It’s all about your personality, all right? Let’s take that from the top. Let’s try that, and then we’re moving on. Here we go. Let’s start on eight. Five, six, seven, eight, one, two, and three and four, step five, six, seven, eight.

Next step, we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. OK? And this is this step. I’m gonna do it sideways so you can see, here, and you’re kinda like contracting, boom, and you’re switching. So you’re going single, single, double double, – front single, single, double, double, all right? OK? So, we have five, six, seven, eight, single, single, double, double, single, single, double, double, all right? Good. Let’s mark that from the top, and then we’ll try that bit with some music. Here we go, five, six, seven eight, one, two and three and four, five, six, seven, eight, bounce, bounce, double, bounce bounce, double. Great. Awesome. Let’s try that with some music.

[music plays] OK. Hip-hop routine number one guys. Five, six, seven, eight, one, two and four‚two‚four‚six‚eight. Let’s try that one more time. OK. All right. That was a mark. We’re not gonna do it full out yet. We’re just gonna mark it again ‚Äòtil we get the steps, OK? Because it’s pretty quick. One, two and three and four. OK? We want to pick it up, pick our timing up. Here we go. Five, six, seven, eight, one, two and three and four, five, six, seven, eight. Bounce‚two‚four‚six‚eight. Great. Nice. Good. Excellent job guys.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! What’s up my good people? So here we are again. What we about to do right now is learn how to dance like my boy Chris Brown, aka Chris Breezy. So low, we are going to take you from the top. We’re just going to knock out a real simple routine. We’re just going to have a lot of fun with this one, all right? From start on eight. So we have 8, and 1. Nice clean line. And 2, yeah? Let’s get that count. 5-6-7-8 and 1 and 2, got that? Here we go one more time. 5-6-7-8 and 1 and 2. Okay, we have 2. Now this step is just the oh, you know, little funk step but what we’re going to do is we just going to pop it right there! We’re just going to pop! Right? So give me a nice bah! All right? Bah! That’s three. And then we’re doing whomp, okay? So we go whomp, whomp, boom! So always try to get a full circle. Whomp, whoom, whoom. And bring it back around. So we have bah, full, boom. Bring it over, okay? So let’s take it up to that point. Really nice and slow, guys. Have fun. Take your time. All right here we go. Start on 8. 5-6-7-8 and 1-2, 3, and 4, and 5. Good! Five, yeah? Six and. All right? So you open in 6 and you’re pulling up ‘and’. Okay? All right, let’s take it that much. 5-6-7-8 and 1-2-3 and 4 and 5, 6 and, okay? And 7, you’re kicking out, you’re crossing. Nice clean line. Presentation is very important. Yeah? And 8, okay? So you’re looking away and eight. All right? So, let’s take it from the top, slow. So, we have 5-6-7-8 and 1-2-3 and 4, 5-6 and 7 and 8 and, okay? Nice! One more time! 5-6, together on 8 and 1-2-3-4-5-6 and 7 and 8 and. Good! So we have 8 and, okay? Next step, we’re going to glide forward. Boom! So now, we’re moving forward. Boom! So on the tip of our toes, we extend our right leg forward and we’re on our toes, on the ball of our feet because what we’re doing is we’re pushing back and a nice glide. So you’re going from here, you’re going forward. Push back. Nice glide. Come around. Boom! So you want to make that really smooth. So, remember we start on 8. So, here we go, guys. 5-6-7-8 and 1-2-3 and 4 and 5 and 6. 7 and 8 and 1-2-3-4, step 5-6-7-8. 1 and 2, 3 and 4-5 and 6 and 7-8. Nice! All right. Let’s take it from the top. Just like that. Nice and clean. Start on 8. 5-6-7-8 and 1-2-3 and 4 and 5 and 6, 7 and 8, and 1-2-3-4. Step, 5-6-7-8. 1 and 2. 3 and 4. 5-6-7 and 8. Nice! Okay, here we go. You guys ready? Then here we go, music. (Music begins.) Boom (Claps hands)! Yeah. Okay, have fun, guys. It’s important we have fun. Do 5, on 8. And! 5-6-7-8 and 1-2-3-4. 5 and 6. 7 and 8. And 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. 1 and 2. 3 and 4 and 5-6-7 and 8. Yeah! Nice! Excellent, guys! Well done! All right, one more time! Just for you! Here we go. And 5, on 8, 6. 5-6-7-8 and 1-2-3-4, 5 and 6. 7 and 8 and 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. 1 and 2. 3 and 4. 5-6-7 and 8. Nice! Excellent! So now you’re dancing like Chris Brown. Go out and have fun! And be yourself!

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Hey guys. So what we’re about to do now is some choreography from the Hit me baby one more time video. I had the pleasure of working with Britney and was awarded best choreography for this, so I’m going to share this choreography that Britney actually did in her video, with you. It’s really simple, it’s really cool and you can do it whenever you hear the song if you are out, just dance like Britney and enjoy yourself. Alright? So we’re going to start real simple, it goes 1 and 2, 3 and 4. Okay? Alright. So 5,6,7,8 and 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and six. Yeah, good. Let’s take that much. Alright? And guys you know, if you’re going to do this make sure you’re strong. One, Five, fist, boom. But you know? You’re going to do it both ways. Alright, but have fun. Alright? Enjoy yourself. Alright let’s take it from the top. 5,6,7,8, step 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6. Yeah? 7 and 8 and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Alright, this guide is basically for the ladies. Guys is here bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, ladies is here, all you’re doing is tipping, tipping, tipping, tip. Alright, guys boom fellas‚ alright, stump boom, ladies: tip. Alright, so we have slow: 1, 2 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 and 7 and 8 and 1, 2, yeah, 3 and 4, 5, 6, 7. Alright, excellent. Ok, let’s try that with some music. Okay now with this choreography, once again to really make it work it’s all about attitude. Okay, it’s all about presentation. So it’s how you do it, confidence, confidence builder. Have fun, alright? Here we go. 5, 6, 5, 6, 7, 8‚ 1 and 2 uh, uh, uh bum. Nice real, quick real easy, real simple. We’re not going to give you too much because you already know what the video looks like but this is just a touch alright. So have fun, let’s do that again, one more time. 5, 6, 7, 8‚ 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 1, 2, 3, 4, boom, hah, boom. Excellent!

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Hey guys. Now this is one of my favorite routines. We’re going to learn how to dance like Usher. Usher’s an inspiration to us all. So, here’s a routine guys so when you go out you can party with the rest of the crew and be comfortable. So, step with me. We’re going to just learn a few simple step guys that’s going to build your confidence up so come on, let’s join in. 5, 6, 7, 8, step 1 and 2. Yeah? 3, 4, step 5, 6, 7, 8. Okay? So. Let’s take it from the stop. Slow. We have step 1 and 2 so make sure you open and your arm comes out on 2. Yeah? 3, 4 you bring your knee in. 3, 4, and you come in 5, 6. Okay? You’re stepping 7 you’re turning your closed and you’re opening and popping out on 8. Your legs and your arms your legs open and your arm goes up at the same time. Okay? So let’s just take that really slow. Okay? SO we have 1 and 2 push open 2 now 3 4 together 5 6 step 7 and 8. Excellent, moving on. From 8 we’re going back 1 and open 2 yes? Nice. 3 okay this is really strong guys. The arm is here, straight line. It’s all about lines it’s all about being clean as a dancer. This hand is here and this hand is behind your back. Okay? That’s the line. So this is 2 and is here so this is a quick count because we’re going 2 and, and comes to the side, 3 comes down so it’s really clean it’s very isolated. Okay? So you want to look as clean as possible. So we’re going to take it from 8 and we’re going to go back step by step. So we’re going 1, and open 2, we’re going 3 and 4. Excellent. So let’s just mark that much from the top really slow. 5, 6, 7, slow 8. We have 1 and 2, 3, 4, close 5, 6, step 7, and 8. Back 1 and open 2 cross 3 and 4. Excellent moving on. We have 5 and 6. Great. okay so now this, here, from 4 what we’re doing is we’re kind of grooving and the arm is kind of waving so we’re going 5 and 6. Okay. So the arm and the leg the leg extends and the arm comes together. 5 and 6 and what we’re doing is coming out of it and we’re going cross step 7 and up 8. Yeah? Groove, step, groove, step. Alright? That’s it guys. So let’s mark it from the top, alright? let’s have some fun. 5, 6, 7, 8, 1 and 2, yeah? 3, 4, together 5, 6, 7, and 8. 1 and 2, yeah? 3 and 4. 5, 6, 7, and 8. And 1, 2, 3 and 4, there you are. Let’s try that with some music. Always remember guys, be confident. And most of all be yourself. Come on. Here we go guys. 5, 6, 5, 6, 7, 8. 2, 4, 6, 8 and 2, good. 5, groove, groove, nice. So keep in mind you can always change up the tempo. The count stays the same but the rhythm you can always change it around, alright? To fit the music. So let’s try that again. Alright here we go from the top. 5, 6, 7, 8. 2, 4, 6, 8. Back, good. 2, 4, groove, groove, yes, nice. Excellent. I hope you enjoyed that.

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“My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon!

You gonna just break down some moves that you can use at the club at the parties at home and in your bathroom. Just have fun guys.

So let’s get started, come on.

So what we are about to do right now is to show you how we will dance.

Now this dance is lot of fun, its very high energy so make sure you breathe in and you breathe out alright.

It’s a basic step and step goes little some like this, you step in back and you kick in forth,

You step in back and kick in forth, back, back, back, back, back, now we wanna include some arms because it’s all about the arms and the feet, alright. Boom boom boom so we gonna go here. Down down down in the front and back back back, in the front and up up up in the front and down down down to the side.

Ok so we gonna down we gonna back we gonna up we gonna side, ok and the feet says the same.

Alright. so lets have some fun. Lets its try one more time and then try it with music, here we go, five six together with ‚.eight and i will show how ..come on…back…and up up and side side nice. Basic steps. now lets try it with some music.

Here we go guys…come on…ready ….eight…five five six seven eight four six and back

come on. five six and up up four six and side five six seven eight now add your own things guys.lets go on whatever you wanna do..yes..so there you go you gotta cheer with guys. Just have fun.”

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Yes, this is the WuTang Dance guys. Now this is a battling dance, now alot of kids uses this for battling each other but yet it’s remember it’s all in fun ok? So we just gonna get the basic steps down for this one. Your almost in ninja form because your balanced, and it’s all about the pelvis area, right here, it’s all about this and the arms, and then we bring the arms in and the legs and some motion. But we’re gonna work out a basic routine right now that you guys can have fun with and then you’re just going to add your own thing to it aight? Just in case you ran into a battle situation. So we have right, left, one, uh, uh, ok? So we have right, left, right, left, together aight? Again, 5 6 7 8, right, left, right, left, together, good. We have switch switch and what happens here is both arms go around the body so it’s almost like your swervin. Swerve, Swerve, ninja like, and back to the front ok? Good so we have right left… boom. Excellent aight lets try that. We have right, left, right, left, together, pull, pull, and close, excellent. After that we have switch, switch, boom alright? So we have switch, switch, boom alright? So that’s really strong. It’s a really strong dance because remember it’s used for battlin alright? As far as dance goes, and remember, always keep it fun, alright? So let’s take it from the top and then we’ll try it with some music alright? So this basic routine, we have right, left, right, left, together, right, left, boom, switch, switch boom. Let’s try that with a lil music. WuTang, yea. 5 6 someone tryina battle you, wanna WuTang it out? Kinda dip low and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 twist, twist, boom, yea! Good! Let’s try that one more time. Ready for action, 5 6 7 and … Good! And that’s the basic WuTang dance guys so have fun and battle it out.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! You know that fine young lady, Halle Berry? Well, we’re about to do the Halle Berry dance. And basically, it’s about you know, applying…whether it’s applying makeup to your face, all my young, lucky ladies; or all my fly dudes, you know what I’m saying, like brushing your hair. You know what I’m saying, making sure you’re good. It’s just about feeling good and having a positive attitude towards life. So, here we go. Let’s have some music. Basically, that’s the Halle Berry dance, guys. Feel good about yourself. Keep your head up and enjoy.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! This next dance basically created started a revolution. This is the Soulja Boy Dance. It’s a really basic routine. But really simple really cool. There’s a few steps we have to learn in this one though, guys. Alright, so we’re going to take it from the top and we’re going to go right through. Alright? So, we have one and two, three and four, five and six, seven and eight. Okay? Let’s take it slow. Five, six, seven, eight. One and two, three and four, five and six, seven to the left. One and two, three and four. Okay? Alright. Excellent! Alright, but we still have a few more counts to go. Alright? But let’s take that much. Do it with me. Five, six, together on eight. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. One and two. Good. Three and four, five and six. Good. Seven and eight. Nice! Let’s take that from the top. I think you pretty much got it. Alright? We still have a few more steps that we gotta learn, but that’s the first eight counts. The first couple of eight counts, actually. Alright? So let’s try it a bit with music. Here we go. Nice and slow, guys. Ready? Do it with me now. And five, six, five, six, together on eight. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, bounce. One two, three, four, five, six good and eight. Excellent. I think you got that. We’re moving on. Okay. Seven, eight. That was our last count. Now, we have cross and. Okay? Touch and. S, we have one, two, three, four. Okay? Five and six. Okay? So we have one and two and three and four. Okay? Again, five, six, seven, eight. One and two and three and four. Good. So, now we’re moving on. So, we have one and yeah. Two and yeah. Three and four. Yeah. Five and six and superman eight. One and two, three and four, five and six, seven and eight. Excellent and that’s the Soulja Boy Dance. But we’re gonna put it together now. Alright? But, before we do that lets take the last piece we worked on. So, we’re going from here. Five, six, together on eight. We have one and two and three and four, five, six, seven and eight. One, two and three, four and five, six and seven, eight and one. Alright, okay. We got that? Now, let’s put it all together from the top. Let’s take it really slow. Alright? Because you gotta memorize this. Alright? So here we go. Five, six together on eight. One and two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight. One and two, three and four good five, six, seven and eight. One and two and three and four, five and six, seven, eight. One and two, three and four, five and six good seven and eight. There you go. We’re gonna try that with the music. The Soulja Boy Dance. Alright? Bounce, bounce. Here we go. Ready? Five, six, five, six, together on eight. One, two, four, six, eight. One and two. Good. Four, six, eight. One and two and three and four. Five, six, and seven, eight. One and two three and four, five and six, seven, eight. Excellent! There you go guys. That was the Soulja Boy Dance. So go out, have fun, and enjoy. Make Soulja Boy proud.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Okay guys, here we go. Now, what we’re about to do is the Spongebob dance. This is 1 of my niece’s favorite cartoon characters. And this dance is really cool, and it’s a lot of fun. But keep in mind, it’s a high-energy dance, so always make sure that you’re breathing through your nose, and out through your mouth, okay? So we’re gonna start really simple, alright? And the basic step goes like, basically, you hop on the right, and you push, and you hop again on your right. So you hop, push, hop, push, okay? So you’re hopping on your right, pushing. You’re hopping on your left, you’re pushing. Hopping on your right, pushing. Now, the arms, we’re gonna coordinate the arms, okay? Just so we look clean, ’cause everything is always about just looking clean. Presentation, alright? So the arms is, we’re going out position So we’re going here, push….here, push, here, push, here, push here. Push, here, push, here, push, here, push, here. Push, here, push, here, push…alright? So that’s the basic step, alright? Now, we’re gonna try that with some music, alright? So here we go. Alright, ready guys? 5..6..7..and. Start slow…good. And arms. Now remember, you have to breathe, and it takes a little practice, but it’s okay…you’ll get it, alright? Just make sure you keep practicing, ’cause, uh, it takes a lot of energy. So let’s do it 1 more time, all together, alright? Here we go. We’re gonna start slow, and we’re gonna speed it up. Ready? 5…6…5, 6, 7, and…push, push, push, push. And you’re doing the Spongebob dance. There you go! Make sure you have fun, guys. Enjoy!

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! And we’re back. Now what we’re getting ready to do is the walk it out. The walk it out, oh man. We just have so much fun when we’re doing this dance. It’s like everyone is just having a party, and it’s really simple because it’s just, it’s just kindov walking it out, so, its a basic step right? So here we go: all you’re doing is you’re kindov stepping forth and you’re lunging, and you’re taking your legs inward and outwards. So were gonna start outwards and twist and twist and twist. It’s almost like were walking in a lunx position so you’re going step step step step step step now the arms come into play, alright? Because that’s based on your personality, and it’s about personality and what you’re feeling at that moment, alright? And the attitude with it, so its just about having fun, once again. So were gonna walk it out, alright? So, simple. Walk it out. And the arms. Walk it out. It’s all about the step, okay? So look let’s try that with some music and let’s have some fun with it okay? So walk it out with me. Here we go. We’re gonna start on 8. Ready guys? 5, 6, 5, 6, walk it out. Walk it out. Come on. Good. Excellent. Walk it out. Yeah. You’re walking it out. Take it back. Take it to the side. Yeah. just have fun. So that’s the basic step, ok? Here we go. Ready? Again together 5,6,7,8, and. Good. Walk it out. Nice. Walk it out. Good. Walk it out. Uh. Walk it out. Yeah. Yeah. So thats your walk it out step guys. So make sure you’re having fun. That’s the most important thing. You just walked it out.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Hey, guys, and we’re back. What we’re about to do right now is the Cupid Shuffle. Now this dance is lots of fun; I really enjoy doing this piece in the club, okay. Now there’s some basic steps that we have to get down to do the Cupid Shuffle. All right, and it goes a little something like this. We go step to the right, step to the right, step to the right, step to the right and left and left and left and left, okay. So we’re going to the right and we’re going to the left. After that we’re just going heel to the ground, left, right and left and walk it out, boom, boom, boom. That’s the basic step and it repeats itself, okay. And that’s pretty much the Cupid Shuffle. Alright, so let’s try that from the top. Here we go, we’re gonna start from walking to the right, to the left, and then we’re gonna walk it out, okay. Let’s just try that, here we go. We got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and right, left, right, left and walk it out and and right, left, repeats itself. Good and left, two, three, four and right, left, right, left and walk it on out. Okay, so basically that’s the Cupid Shuffle. So let’s try to have some music and let’s have some fun, guys, okay, here we go. Five, go with me now, five, six, to the right on eight, and one, two, three, four. And left, two, three, four. Step out, heel to heel, left, right, good and we’re gonna walk. Nice, have fun, guys and to the right and right, left, right, left and left, right, left, good. And step, step, bounce, good and walk this one out, good. One more time, you all, and right, good, to the left and left, good, I see you doing the Cupid Shuffle, step it out, step, step, nice and walk it out, good. So now you can show off to your friends the Cupid Shuffle.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! We are back and we are ready to do the two steps. So, basically what the two step is one two step. All you are going to do is step into one two, one two, one two, one two. And now when you step it’s all about personality and your character. You are in the club you just having fun dancing with your friends; you are just doing two stepping. So you are stepping One two, left right, right left and you are bouncing and just one two step and one two, one two, one two. And the most important thing guys is that you are having fun. Ok. One two, One two, One two, One two, One two. Put some personalities into it guys, character and just have some fun. So, let’s try the two steps with some music. Here we go, 5, 6, 7, 8 and one two, yeah, good and bounce and bounce. Good, do the two step, do the two step , do the two step , do the two step , do the two step , do the two step . Good have fun guys. Nice. Here you go; there you go, right, excellent. Good. Now you are out in the club you can do the one two. The two step.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! So, basically what we are going to do right now guys is that, we are gonna do the Dougie alrite. It’s really cool. This dance has been hit in the country hard. So, it’s all about having fun. Okay, so we are going to break it down, step by step alrite. So, first is basically sway it a little right, sway it a little left, sway it a little right, sway it a little left. Now it’s all about personality and individuality with it dance as well. So, its whatever you are feeling at this point, so, you can do whatever you can, kind of pass your hand over your head, you know, use your arms. Once you are kind of swaying it left to right, you know its whatever you feel, the whole idea is right, left, right, right, right left, left, left, right, left, left, left, push, push teach me how to Dougie to me, teach me how to Dougie, teach me how to Dougie, teach me teach me how to Dougie, teach me how to Dougie, that is what its about, your personality. So, lets try to have some music and lets have some fun. There you go. Come’On. Teach me how to Dougie, teach me teach me how to Dougie, teach me how to Dougie, that’s right

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Hey guys, hope you’re all having fun. Right now what we’re about to do is “The Stankey Leg Dance” the down south version of the “Stinkey Leg.” So, this dance is basically all about havin’ fun, it’s about the leg, alright. So, basically, we step on our right, step, and we’re kinda like steppin’ out, really, gliding and we’re just bringing this left leg in and throwin’ in back out but, this leg stays on the ground. Okay, so we’re going here, push. Here, push. Stankey Leg, push. Stankey Leg, push. Boom. Really nice and smooth. Stankey Leg. Stankey Leg. Okay, so we’re just pushin that leg out. Boom. Bringin’ it in and pushin it out. Alright? Really simple. Let’s try that, one time. Let’s have some music. We’re gonna start on the right. Here we go. Five. Six. Five, Six, Seven, and slide, push. Push…Push…Push……So, you’re doin the Stankey Leg. Yea, and……make sure you’re havin’ fun guys. It’s all about havin’ fun. Make sure you keep it low…nice and smooth…and push that Stankey Leg out. And, Stankey Leg…Stankey Leg…Stankey Leg……Stankey Leg……Stankey Leg…Stankey Leg…Nice…I like that. There you go. Just did the Stankey Leg.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! I’m about to teach you how to do the jerk, all right? It’s really simple and it’s really fun. So, we lean to the right and we smooth it out. Bounce, left, right, left, right? So, we’re going lean to the left, lean to the right, lean to the left. As we’re leaning we’re going pop; so the knees are going outwards, in and out, in and out, in and out. Smooth it out. So, we’re going out, out, out, in, out, okay? Pop, pop, pop, pop. So, that’s the basic step. So, now you’re gonna add some character and some individuality to the step. So, all right, now we’re gonna go here. Move it around. Add some swag, whatever you want. You’re doing the jerk. Here you go. Boom, all right, let’s try it with some music. Okay, guys, here we go — 5, 6, 7, 8, and…uh, uh, uh… Now your arms should flow in synch in opposition to your body, and you just move, move, and move. And move, and jerk, and jerk, and jerk, and jerk…and jerk, uh, and, and, and, and… And move it all around, and, jerk, jerk, and jerk, jerk, and boom, boom… So, there you go, guys, we just did the jerk, all right?

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. I’ve worked with Britney Spears, P. Diddy Combs, Prince, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z. We’re gonna just break down some moves, that you can use at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon! Okay guys, here we go. What we are about to do right now is a simple popping and locking routine. First we’re gonna step one and two. Alright, so we’re stepping on the right and the arm goes up and we’re crossing and two. Okay, five six seven eight, one and two. After two we go three and four. Okay? Basically the left foot goes out; the right arm goes the opposite direction, comes back and touches your foot; your ankle lock and drop. Okay so we have – one and two, three and four. Okay. Now on four that arm should come up from boom high. Alright, so we have one and two, three and four, from four we’re crossing, we’re stepping back on the right; five and six and six. Okay and that’s where the lock comes in. And six. And remember the lock is here- lock, lock boom, so lock the arm, lock drop, lock drop, lock drop alright? So let’s take it from the top slowly, so we have one and two, three and four, five and six, and, six and, so that’s lock, lock drop. Alright let’s take it from the top slowly. Five, six seven eight, one and two, three and four, five and six, and. Okay the next step is seven, and, eight and, okay? Eight and, alright? Boom boom. Alright? So let’s mark it from the top, we have one and two, three and four, step five and six and seven and eight and. Alright, let’s try that with some music. Here we go guys. Five, six, together on eight, and one and two, three and four, five and six and seven and eight and. Good! Here we go from the top. Five, six, together on eight, one and two, three and four, five and six and seven and eight and. Good! Excellent! One more time. Go with me. Alright here we go. Five, six, seven, eight; one and two, three and four, five and six and seven and eight and. Nice, that was popping and locking.

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My name is Randy R.C. Connor, choreographer to the stars. The first big group I worked with in dance, the group rap trio Salt-n-Pepa. Salt, Pepa, and Spinderella, which led to my first MTV award which I was nominated for in 1994 for Best Choreography for Salt-n-Pepa’s “Whatta Man” video featuring En Vogue. I’ve also worked with artists like Prince, Mary J. Blige, P. Diddy Combs, Jay-Z, Foxy Brown, and the list goes on. All right, we just gonna do some really simple stuff guys. We’re gonna just break down some moves, some simple routines that you can use outdoors, at the club, at the parties, at home, in your bathroom — just have fun guys, so let’s get started. C’mon!