Titulo: All the single ladies original

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Publicado: Tuesday 07 de April de 2026, 12:06 Hello, Guest! Article about all the single ladies original: I took a gander at Beyonce's new video Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" and, wow: the song is nothing special, but check out her dance moves. This woman is wildly" All the single ladies original. I took a gander at Beyonce's new video Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" and, wow: the song is nothing special, but check out her dance moves. GO TO SITE This woman is wildly talented, we knew that, but she just keeps upping herself. (I know I've included three videos here, but if you're not going to watch all of them, at least watch some of each, you have to see the progression.) And then I found this: someone on youtube referred to Gwen Verdon, a dancer and actress named who made herself known in the 1950s and 60s on Broadway. She starred in Bob Fosse's Damn Yankees and Sweet Charity . After watching this video, hip thrusting and all, it is pretty obvious that Beyonce is putting Verdon's moves in a modern hip-hop (and way sexier) context and thrown some Tina Turner into the mix. This juxtaposition of Beyonce's audio track with Verdon's video is actually really fun to watch. Love, LOVE the outfits. ADDENDUM : "They" deleted this video, very sad. It fit perfectly. But what made me want, no NEED, to post about this this video of Verdon's choreography with the original music called "Mexican Breakfast" from the Ed Sullivan Show . Um, HILARIOUS! And just to get a feeling for it: if you were able to watch all the way to the end, Sullivan refers to Verdon as the "greatest dancer that show business has ever produced." Maybe watch this opening clip of the Austin Powers theme and you will be transported back in time. I'm sure Mike Myers based this theme song and opening dance sequence on this genre of dance. ADDENDUM : I've been seeing a lot of folks berating Beyonce for "stealing" Verdon's moves: THIS IS NOT THE SAME CHOREOGRAPHY people! Can you imagine if Beyonce did the exact same dance moves in a newly released music video, especially in that hot outfit? It would be absolutely ridiculous. We'd be laughing our go-go boots off! Beyonce is an innovator. I mean, true originality is sort of a farce in art. Even true geniuses are lucky to do one thing completely original in their lifetimes. It's the innovators that take the established way, change it, and makes it new: Elvis did it with Big Mama Thorton, The Beatles did it with Chuck Berry, Led Zeppelin did it with Muddy Waters and even Michael Jackson did it with breakdancing. And anyway, we only have so many limbs and they can only move in so many directions, so as someone who knows very little about dance, it makes sense that it's gotta be hard to come up with brand new dance moves. 14 comments: Jamie, have to agree with you about the song. In fact, don't understand why it's being repeated. A good "steal" from Beyonce though. I'm sure the moves in the 60's were considered sexy, but today's version with Beyonce and her partners is definitely hot! Not only are those some sexy 60s moves, but I now have an insatiable hunger for some seriously old-school dating game shows. God I just cannot get over those fluffy sleeves! All the single ladies original

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