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I loved it right away–it's such a fun place to just be a teenager.
But other, more insidious issues continue to obstruct progress for Black women in the dance world. I also made up this cute dance to "They Call me Tiago."
In terms of filming your own reels, you must go through the Reels Feed page or Instagram Stories and click the "Create" icon on the bottom of the screen. And almost always, we both end up knowing the same dances and automatically do them together. width:100%;">
Clicking on the preview reel available there will bring you into the Reels Feed, where you're then able to scroll and find more reels of a similar interest. I tend to recycle those moves and then bring in new ones. ️ DS: How do you usually find music for the dances you choreograph? Wylie: When I first started posting, I would think, "Oh man, I hope this gets on the 'For You' page," every post. Jacqueline Green (Richard Calmes, courtesy Green), Niana Guerrero is only 14, but she already boasts 12.6 million TikTok followers—the kind of internet fanbase most people twice her age can only dream of.
Then I'll either learn a dance to something if it's already going viral, or I'll make one up. data-unit="dance_spirit/ds_desktop_medrec" Wylie: I'll be out in public and sometimes I'll take pictures with people, but they'll also ask me to do a TikTok with them.
But with TikTok, there's kind of a different lingo of dance moves that people on the app are used to. Dance Spirit spoke with five Black women about the obstacles they've faced as professional dancers. "
Wong agrees, adding, "Social media has been an amazing place to showcase the talents of many different types of dancers. But that's the thing about TikTok, there's so many different creators, so I usually just rely on my 'For You' page to discover what's new. There are some positives to Reels, however.
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Of course, keeping up with her millions (and millions, and millions) of fans isn't easy. Wylie: My favorite trend right now is definitely "Hips Don't Lie." display:block; height:44px; margin:0 auto -44px; position:relative; top:-22px; width:44px;"> I've also been doing a lot of my own lifestyle TikToks, whether it's my workout routines or my favorite sweet treat to make. "People can randomly acquire 100K followers from one really viral video, but soon after, they might notice that their new videos only have a couple thousand views. data-sizes="0x0:|1024x0:300x250" What people really want to see is authenticity.
my mom was so proud she got the zoom in right dreams really do come true. DS: What's your favorite thing about TikTok?
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The possibility of going viral on TikTok, where most dance trends start, has been a huge draw for many creators—especially those of marginalized communities, who often don't receive the same exposure in the dance world.