Devil went to Georgia. How the hell are customers suppose to get a hard-on from this. Also I'm sick of that booty pop move. Lol. I witnessed a gal laying on her stomach then would raise up and bang her belly on stage over and over. Ouch.
lol.. i don't like the ghetto ass shake either. when a dancer starts doing that i tell her i can do that too and she usually starts laughing and goes into another move.
regarding songs, we had a discussion of that about a month ago. unless it's a song i really like, i normally tune it out because i'm not there for the music.
Sometimes tipping the DJ will work but at some clubs the dancers pick their own music to dance to. I guess you could tip the dancer and tell her to dance to a certain song if you are at one of these clubs..
At one of my favorite clubs they clip all the songs at 3 minutes to make things "fair". It would be pointless to tip the DJ to play a long song.
Strippers who roll around on the stage look plain silly. I think people have different opinions of what annoying stripper moves are but most are not sexy in the way the stripper is doing it.
During a lapdance, if the dancer really likes a song that I hate, I just block it out because I know that my lapdance will be alot better than if she was dancing to a song that I like, but she hated. It's a sacrifice I'm willing to make.
Last weekend, I sat with a couple of dancers and they were chatting on how lame The Killer's "Human" song was to dance to. Then I remember the first time I heard that song when it was released, and how the dancer just gave the DJ the "WTF-is-this-song?" look.
troop: unless it's a song i really like, i normally tune it out because i'm not there for the music.
If a dancer says something about the song, and I was at least halfway entranced by her dancing, my fave line is "Oh? They were playing music?" Never fails to get a smile, often a laugh and a 'thank you'.
On the OP, weirdest I've ever heard is Elvis' "In the Ghetto". Now this really was a "Oh? They were playing music?" moment. But afterward, when she was off my lap, i realized it and thought "WTF?!"
Annoying moves? On stage, sudden drop with the 8" f***-me heels hitting the floor loudly. Is there a loud-bang fetish community out there? Maybe gang-bangers who get a woody when they think they hear gunfire?
When I worked at a club back in the 90's one girl liked to dance to the theme from the Robinhood (Costner version) Theme sung by Bryan Adams. Interesting choice but not sure if it was a good choise. I always laughed...there is a somewhat long pause between segments towards the end of the song and she'd allways get pissed off at the DJ for cutting the song there instead of letting run through to the end. I think she was going for drama in her dance. She later got implants to to a size D and I didn't really notice the song any more.
Some dancers work better with the slow ballads. I was at a club a couple weeks ago and told a dancer that I wanted a dance or two, but to wait til she heard a song she liked. Five booty-shakin' songs later, she went and kicked the DJ in the shin.
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As for lapdancing, you can try and educate the dancer. Since a lapper is essentially sex, you have to educate your partner on what you want and like.
regarding songs, we had a discussion of that about a month ago. unless it's a song i really like, i normally tune it out because i'm not there for the music.
At one of my favorite clubs they clip all the songs at 3 minutes to make things "fair". It would be pointless to tip the DJ to play a long song.
If a dancer says something about the song, and I was at least halfway entranced by her dancing, my fave line is "Oh? They were playing music?" Never fails to get a smile, often a laugh and a 'thank you'.
Annoying moves? On stage, sudden drop with the 8" f***-me heels hitting the floor loudly. Is there a loud-bang fetish community out there? Maybe gang-bangers who get a woody when they think they hear gunfire?