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**vladekad** · 09-22-2012, 06:50 AM

I did not see the Times article, but I think these young girls think it is "cool" to ape what they see on pop DVDs etc.

I do agree but if something isn't done up high (i.e. the Queen, etc) then who is to stop it? It is a growing epidemic all over the world to dance like this and it is getting bigger. The thing is that you can't technically say or do anything about it because it is personal preference whether they want to do this or not. You cannot enforce something like that which limits the way people dance because it is their free right to do so.

I know I may sound amibiguous in this but I do see both sides of the story but do advocate something to be done before it gets out of hand (which it already has and just makes it harder to fix).

Regards, Andrew

09-22-2012, 06:50 AM	#17
vladekad Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	I did not see the Times article, but I think these young girls think it is "cool" to ape what they see on pop DVDs etc. I do agree but if something isn't done up high (i.e. the Queen, etc) then who is to stop it? It is a growing epidemic all over the world to dance like this and it is getting bigger. The thing is that you can't technically say or do anything about it because it is personal preference whether they want to do this or not. You cannot enforce something like that which limits the way people dance because it is their free right to do so. I know I may sound amibiguous in this but I do see both sides of the story but do advocate something to be done before it gets out of hand (which it already has and just makes it harder to fix). Regards, Andrew
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