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Group 5 - The Evolution of Dance
Evolution of Dance By Judson Laipply
This video shows how Judson Laipply dances with his own style to songs from the past to current hits. It is basically a remix of dance along with a remixed soundtrack of songs. He is remixing some of the different types of dances that people may do at social events such as homecomings, proms, etc. These diverse dance styles are great in showing some of the unique qualities of American culture because different styles may go along with different cultural changes and differences.
Do you feel that it is a 'remix within a remix'? Why do you think that dance styles have become remixed from the past to now? He also has a new updated version called Evolution of Dance 2.
Evolution of Dance 2
Do you notice some differences and similarities in his dancing styles between the 2 videos? Do most of the commenters on both videos seem to appreciate his creative style?
Group 4: What make a good remix? video #3
What makes a good remix? What is the distinction between a remix and remake? The Glee version deviated less from the original Rocky Horror clip, then the Drew Carey. Which is more creative? Which pays more respect to the original?
Greyson Chance: Real or Fake?
Is Greyson Chance the new Justin Bieber? Doubtful. This overnight sensation was supposedly discovered on Youtbe, but some are asking if he’s a fake. Is he really the amateur he’s made out to be, or was the original video just set up to look like an amateur one?
Watch, “Is Greyson Chance manufactured?” first, then Greyson singing on Ellen and, most importantly, the original of him singing at his school talent show. What do you think?
Remix Post Group 2: A History of Rap
Things to think about: What audience does this video appeal to? What audience do the commenters think it appeals too? What implications does this have for the society's view of rap? How is race involved in what the commenters feel? What type of people are the commenters? What disagreements and arguments are seen in the comments? Does mirroring the image on youtube a valid and legitimate way to avoid copyright?