Hip Hop Dance SHOW – Pound The Alarm – Nicki Minaj, Skrillex, Ne-Yo, & LMFAO » Live in CHINA

LIVE Hip Hop Dance Show in China – Choreography by Matt Steffanina & Dana Alexa
Music: Pound The Alarm – Nicki Minaj, Skrillex – Levels, Motivation – Lil Wayne & Kelly Rowland, LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem, & Ne-Yo – Miss Independent

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Editing & Music Remix by: Matt Steffanina
Dancers: Matt Steffanina, Dana Alexa, Andy Torres, Eric, Amanda Forst, Lauren, Kat, Tong-Tong, & Shou-Shou

We’re hip hop dancers from LA choreographing & performing in China for 3 months. It’s been an challenging, but amazing experience to work with non-english speaking chinese dancers. So many things can be expressed and communicated without words. This set includes 4 American dancers & 5 Chinese dancers and was put together in just a few short rehearsals. Thank you for your time & energy =)

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