In this case best guess is that it's a mix of the two, they are chopping up bits of their prepared routines in response to one another.
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Replying to @PereGrimmer @hbdchick
That makes sense. I think on a previous post from Chick, there was a bit where slim was echoing a move from the other guy, but in his own style and as part of his own thing.
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Replying to @TheWickedChild @hbdchick
There are different systems of movement which are integrated into the style of dance & from which moves can be built (say, waving, or ticking, or gliding, etc.), so it's natural to be able to mirror the opponent's move if you've trained a lot. (Then transition to routine though.)
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Replying to @PereGrimmer @hbdchick
And I guess because it's subjective and a competition, then if you're reacting to the opponent then you'll look better, right?
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Replying to @TheWickedChild @hbdchick
Yep. (Also you want to destroy their confidence by showing the crowd you can do their precious special move and pantomime throwing it away or w/e.)
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Replying to @PereGrimmer @TheWickedChild
the thing with slim is that he seems to have moved beyond doing routines. way beyond! very rarely can i spot him repeating some prepared sequence. he's one of a small handful of streetdancers that at least appear to be doing pure freestyle. no resets. make me nuts! (^_^)
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Replying to @hbdchick @PereGrimmer
That sounds excellent. But, like I say, I couldn't properly tell from what little I saw. His moves just seemed incredibly inventive. I like when people post stuff I don't know anything about, is really interesting.
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this is turning into classics night! i was watching skeeter rabbit earlier. =P
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