It’s whatever the inspiration or concept is and build from there. Drake -Own it Dance Choreography By Tianna Sierra & Jay Aruh.

Canadian rapper, drake was recently seen in a video showing his bartender skills in a Miami bar, as he pours out his own drink. If she wants to be like Queen Nefertiti, we’ll have regal moves. Watch Drake Show His Bartender Skills In Miami Bar Oh Shoot I never knew Drake is this good with making drinks.

“If she wants to be a snake, we’ll look at snake-y kind of moves. She’s a mover and a dancer, and with her it’s about the song and it’s about the image she’s trying to portray,” explains the NYC-based choreographer. “I create his dance moves around these motions that come naturally.” The same thing applies to working with Rihanna. “Drake likes basketball and loves sports, and his movements replicate a lot of basketball moves,” says Scott. The series is made up of mini workout and dance videos and GIFs created by the athletic duo, with many of the moves inspired by the artists they work with. I prepared her movements meticulously each day, from. The same actor also plays in Orochi and his graceful, delicate movements helped shape my own character for the video. When it came time to finding the latest collaborators for GapFit’s Make Your Move content series, the global retailer couldn’t think of two more suitable ambassadors for the job. I watched Amaterasu, a 2006 performance featuring Band Tamasabur V, a Kabuki actor, and the most popular and celebrated onnagata (an actor specializing in female roles). Oh, and she was also the creative force behind Rihanna’s “We Found Love” and “Rude Boy.” #nbd. Scott, a choreographer, has worked with Alicia Keys, Beyoncé, Aaliyah and Nas-to name a few. In terms of clientele, it doesn’t get more A-list than this.Īside from being Drake’s personal trainer (they just wrapped up his latest tour), Roxx also works with the biggest NBA athletes as well as British Formula One racing driver Louis Hamilton. You’re probably unfamiliar with Jonny Roxx’s and Tanisha Scott’s names on their own-unless you’re a dance and fitness buff-but we’re pretty sure you’ve heard of the artists they have worked with.

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