VOGUING : VOGUE FEM (Male Figure) at the Unification Ball

#VOGUING : Male Figure Vogue Fem at the Unification Ball, by Legendary Lasseindra Ninja & Iconic Jack Mizrahi at La Villette (Paris).

Enjoy this video of voguing in Paris, you can find so many Voguing Battles and enjoy the vibes !
VOGUING MOVES
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Photo by Xavier Ebony.
DJ Monique Ninja
Introduction Beat by Vjuan Allure
Mc Matyouz LaDurée, Jack Gucci & Khyree Gucci !
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Voguing is a style of dance that originated in the ballroom scene of New York City in the 1980s. It is characterized by its angular, stylized poses and fluid arm and hand movements. Vogue dancers, also known as voguers, perform voguing on a voguing runway or vogue runway, showcasing their skills in a variety of voguing dances.

Voguing has since expanded beyond the ballroom scene, with voguing competitions and battles taking place around the world. Voguing femme, or voguing performed

Thanks to the rise of social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok, voguing dance videos have become increasingly popular, with voguing dancers sharing their performances and competing in online dance competitions. Voguing battles, or voguing competitions between individual voguers or teams, have become a staple of the voguing community.

Whether performed in a ballroom or on a dance floor, voguing is a dynamic and expressive style of dance that continues to evolve and captivate audiences around the world.
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#voguing #voguedance #voguedancer

[MrCuddles]

This is a part of gay culture that I’ve never personally experienced but have been fascinated by for so long. This gives me LIFE!!!!

[lilbill]

Voguing is such a spectacular cultural development. The fierceness, the unity, the fun, the comedy, the competitiveness, the skills!!!! etc. it’s all such an amazing mix

[Coryny]

This should be an Olympic sport. The athleticism and style is off the charts

[jodyariewitz]

13:00 The compassion that lady in black showed the dancer who's wig came off during their performance when she came over to give some emotional support made me tear up a bit! No one likes to be embarrassed...that showed such a kind heart!

[eatslikecat]

That guy doing the background vocals manages to keep it so varied and interesting. The DJ and the vocals should get some love too.

[wtf]

ME: I CANNOT WATCH ALMOST 30 minutes of VOGU...

ALSO ME: *PRESSES REPLAY*

[theronedawson]

What I find interesting that they doing same style of voguing back in the early 90s.
The only difference is faces change but the pattern stay the same.
I gotta give it to the young generation you guys are keeping it alive.

[GarrellWoods]

“You can’t walk this”
“it’s butch queen”
Candy Lives

[hestakingit]

The way Jack handled that in the beginning was so classy and loving. 🗣 This is what we expect from our Icons.

[mjolander]

I swear I Love Jack so much. It wasn’t shady at the beginning it was truth. A lot of other important ballroom figures should take notes. You DONT have to belittle someone to get your point across!

[fesityyouliketoknow]

i actually enjoyed him giving a lil good education on the categories instead of reading her this is how i think it should be done kudos

[polydipsiac]

I hope to see stuff like this in person one day.

[giggles]

Lots of people praising the fierceness, the unity, the skills, but many have missed that this, above all, is a _nonviolent expression_ among many who had to _survive_ where they came from to walk up on that stage. Every one of them should be applauded and loved. That's something everyone - from newbies _and_ house mothers - needs to remember and uphold as one of its tenets.

[erikwaterson]

This is such an interesting part of the LGBTQ+ culture. It's so avant-garde, creative, bold, artistic. It's like dance version of slam poetry and I love it. As a very subdued, non-flamboyant gay man, this isn't something I would much perform in, but it's a very exciting and interesting style of personal expression. It

[lagartobizarroreviews]

12:05 Nobody talking bout how she SNATCHED HER OWN WIG. Love her, she's a legend she is her OWN

[aurasol]

5:57 miss rona aint catching this queen

[seanbaun]

Omg 1:36 literally is almost like the Pray Tell vs Candy moments from Pose

[cirep]

That Mugler ate. Love the modern flairs he did in between vogueing. Well deserved win ChaChou!

[addeadde]

I'm straight as an arrow but I still find this so fucking awesome! Been watching vouge videos for hours now!

[frnzilla]

I don’t see the difference between the performer who got asked to leave the stage and the one right after. They both giving me the same thing tbh.