Songs of choice
robbing1
Hi all. I got another one of those stupid wonders.
Q: Would dancers be willing to (stage)dance to certain songs if you tip them?
There are some talented dancers (on stage) who dance to same songs, and it rather seems like a multiply-done performance because I can remember the same moves that I've seen before with the same song.
But then there are other gals who stage-dance in freestyle. I'm confused. This is why I was wondering if the gals would be down to dance to suggested songs from me for a tip.
I know this is silly/trivial matter, but there must be other PLs who have wondered the same OR have asked the gals! =)
Q: Would dancers be willing to (stage)dance to certain songs if you tip them?
There are some talented dancers (on stage) who dance to same songs, and it rather seems like a multiply-done performance because I can remember the same moves that I've seen before with the same song.
But then there are other gals who stage-dance in freestyle. I'm confused. This is why I was wondering if the gals would be down to dance to suggested songs from me for a tip.
I know this is silly/trivial matter, but there must be other PLs who have wondered the same OR have asked the gals! =)
14 comments
I have successfully tipped the DJ to play a particular song. Apparently, most DJs don't want to piss off a customer that they may never see again, but are willing to piss off a dancer they work with every day.
However, I don't know if you'd have success requesting a certain song *at a certain time*, so getting it while a given dancer is on stage is a crap shoot. Most of the time that I've done it, it's been for this one dancer whose LDs are 100000000% better if "Purple Rain" is playing.
1) find a girl you like and ask what she likes to dance to
2) ask if she would agree to dance to the song YOU like, and promise to take care of her at the rail during the song
3) tip the DJ. Let him know what dancer has agreed
4) sit back and enjoy.
It is not rocket science.
My favorite to request is the 2-song set "Cocaine" and then "Layla."