Well, there definitely is more to dancing to hip-hop/rap then a girl grinding on you. Lots of choreographed dances go along with that style of music. But as far as I can tell, that is just it. It is all basically choreographed where as "dance music" or edm is more free. Allowing you to pretty much dance however the hell you want. Its also really fun to dance with a partner to EDM I think. But yeah, I would tell your friends they are jackasses and try bringing them to a night out to show them what you mean.

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT Well, there definitely is more to dancing to hip-hop/rap then a girl grinding on you. Lots of chroeagraphed dances go along with that style of music. But as far as I can tell, that is just it. It is all basically choreographed where as "dance music" or edm is more free. Allowing you to pretty much dance however the hell you want. Its also really fun to dance with a partner to EDM I think. But yeah, I would tell your friends they are jackasses and try bringing them to a night out to show them what you mean.

Thats fair but how many times do you see a scene of Honey break out on the dancefloor when FUNK MASTA FLEX SON IS ON DA ONEZ AND DA TUEZZZ

I find hip hop too slow to dance. The only way I can get myself to dance to it is to get completely wasted.

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You can't blame hip-hop for that though. It's just how your general crowd likes to dance to the type of music. I think it is fun... or was fun. I couldn't do that all the time or every time I went out to the club but hey I couldn't complain when thats how a girl wanted to dance with me. Which is kinda funny because until my girlfriend, I NEVER enjoyed dancing with a girl to EDM. I always had the most fun dancing alone. It is just the type of music it is, I guess.

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Originally posted by verndogs I find hip hop too slow to dance. The only way I can get myself to dance to it is to get completely wasted.

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not if some flip chick with a blac wife beater on and tight white pants slightly bent over rubbing her fat ass on your shit counts as too slow to dance too. i dont care how fast or slow we dancing...my focus isn't on the music at that point...lols if you know what i mean..
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but yea...hiphop parties are only good for:

1-Being a true playa for the night
2-VIP Status located right next to the dance floor elevated just above to the side.



now number 1 and 2 go hand in hand. 1 will consist of your VIP full of bitches dancing on the railing facing the crowd and 2 will be you dancing behind them in your VIP section holding a bottle of grey goose while she does above action ***

that's when it's only necessary to be at a hiphop club...and yes...club deep is my spot cuz i know the guestlist girls and owners and 2 i can get the vip section with bottles of greygoose...

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at you all hiphop rap parties suck balls. R&B parties are where its at

No but I cant agree with any of you I just hate that whole genre well atleast most and their club nights.

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Originally posted by kid nyce *** not if some flip chick with a blac wife beater on and tight white pants slightly bent over rubbing her fat ass on your shit counts as too slow to dance too. i dont care how fast or slow we dancing...my focus isn't on the music at that point...lols if you know what i mean.. **

+1 Thats what im talkin about!

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I don't really like dancing to hip-hop/going to hip-hop clubs either. It's too often mostly people that can't dance. Also, it's much more difficult as a guy to dance to hip-hop by yourself. I mean, it's fine if you have a dance partner, but think of the last guys that you saw dancing by themselves to hip-hop. Most guys that I have seen aren't really dancing because they like the music, they're dancing to attract a dance partner.

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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy I don't really like dancing to hip-hop/going to hip-hop clubs either. It's too often mostly people that can't dance. Also, it's much more difficult as a guy to dance to hip-hop by yourself. I mean, it's fine if you have a dance partner, but think of the last guys that you saw dancing by themselves to hip-hop. Most guys that I have seen aren't really dancing because they like the music, they're dancing to attract a dance partner.

thats why it's only necessary to go to hiphop parties if you have 1 and 2. and you don't really dance at hiphop parties. by yourself either your getting too drunk to realize your by yourself so your out there finding them bitches or your either with some chicks getting DRUNK while they are dancing on you! lols cuz we all know that girls love guys who ball out, get drunk, know how to party, and never take them to their own house because the girls are always taking you to their house!

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What I can't stand the most at a hip-hop club is the vibe. For example, Fur Nite Club. You are in the EDM room and everyone is going wild dancing their asses off. People in VIP are all standing up dancing having a blast. You go to the hip hop room and all the "hard asses" are just gaising looking at everyone trying to make eye contact and just give looks. VIP is all sat down. Girls acting like they arent interested in the guy trying to make a move on them. Its just a room full of people thinking "Im a hard ass" instead of just being there to listen to the music.

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT What I can't stand the most at a hip-hop club is the vibe. For example, Fur Nite Club. You are in the EDM room and everyone is going wild dancing their asses off. People in VIP are all standing up dancing having a blast. You go to the hip hop room and all the "hard asses" are just gaising looking at everyone trying to make eye contact and just give looks. VIP is all sat down. Girls acting like they arent interested in the guy trying to make a move on them. Its just a room full of people thinking "Im a hard ass" instead of just being there to listen to the music.

Yeah, I'm not tough enough to be into hip-hop. Now if I were a jacked up juicehead, then we'd talk.