Sometimes, dancing without music may seem weird. You may think "You can't dance if there's no music." But actually, you yourself are creating, shaping the music to the movement of your body movement. Some people just need music to move themselves, but others can just shake their hips while doing almost anything! (This information was based off of an actual post in a "dance" blog. Find it at http://danceperformingarts.blogspot.com/.) As once sung in a song, "I don't need the music to go help me move my feet. I don't need my feet to help me move the beat." (This is the song in the top-right corner.) For the people that need music to dance to, please post an upbeat, cool song to dance to in the comments section. Hip-hop and R&B You may think people only dance hip-hop to rap music. That's not true, actually, because hip-hop dancers only need cool music with a beat, to do their twists and flips, and moves. (Speaking of cool music, I will post daily cool appropriate songs of the week every Friday. If you have any cool songs you want to share, please also type that in the comments section.) As I was saying, if people doing hip-hop need music, they don't really need R&B. They could just do songs with beats or good flow. But if you do or would like to do rap, caution that most rap is mostly inappropriate. Until next time, since I need to rap it up now! (That was really cheesy, I know.)
First off, I want to apologize to Teresa L., because I had incorrectly fulfilled your question. To fufill it now, I will now answer it, correctly. Since Teresa had wanted to know some songs that change your mood from sad to happy, I will give a video that shows some below.
In my opinion, I think that these songs are good for when you're having a bad day, and you really want to be more happy. If any of my readers have any "happy" songs, please list them in the comments section. Since there are happy songs, I want to warn you that sad and inappropriate songs exist, too. And that you should dodge the ones that you think aren't good.
Theme Songs
Did you ever notice that almost every show you watch has a-minute long theme song? That's because the producers of the show want you to remember the show. Let me explain. If their show has a catchy song, it'll get stuck in your head. And every time you'll sing it, you'll be like, "Oh, I have a strange feeling to go watch that show and hear that catchy song again." So their ratings will go higher. Here is a theme song from one of the best shows of ALL time. If you like it, please tell me in the comment section below. So, now, do you realize that! And most of the time, theme songs are happy songs. (If you want to see some of your favorite shows now, here is a link to www.disneychannel.com so you can watch.) Until next time, try to stick to the theme of the music!
Song Moods One of my viewers wanted to know how a song can change your mood from sad to happy. Well, it can be anything, really! It can be the beat, genre, or just that its a cool song! I actually mentioned that in one of my earlier posts. (If you feel like searching for a good song now, click this link www.youtube.com to do that.) But, I heard about this song that surprises you! (Try searching "Surprise" on YouTube.) So I hope that I had answered your question, but if you do have anymore (related to music, of course...) please leave that in the comment section below. Persuasive Music? I always wondered if music can persuade you to do things. Like there's a song on Disney Channel (Fashion is My Kryptonite) And I wonder if that drove people to rummage through their closet after that song. (But if you really want a fashion site, go to http://thenextcoco.blogspot.com/ to check out some fashion ideas.) I think that that idea could be dangerous, because it is sort of is like the practice of hypnotism. If you don't have any questions,try to list a song that hypnotizes you. (If its really good.) And I'll list that song in my next post. Until next time, try not to get to hypnotized by the music!