How important to you is stage dancing at strip clubs.?
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
Not important to me. I go for the lap dances and more in the VIP rooms. At the old Follies they had a tough time getting dancers to go on stage because there was very little money to be made. Most of the clubs that I have been to don't require the girls to go on stage. Some clubs make the girls pay a higher tip out for not going on stage. Some owners/managers never want to see an empty stage.
I guess if the clubs are low mileage like the Atlanta Cheetah, there isn't much choice but watch the eye candy on stage. That is why I never go there or similar clubs.
Do you do a lot of stage tipping? I doubt that I have spent more than $5 total for 2020. What I did spend was solely to get the dancers attention and let her know that I'm available if she has the time. I've rarely spent more than $1 at a time on stage tipping. I save my money for the good stuff.
I guess if the clubs are low mileage like the Atlanta Cheetah, there isn't much choice but watch the eye candy on stage. That is why I never go there or similar clubs.
Do you do a lot of stage tipping? I doubt that I have spent more than $5 total for 2020. What I did spend was solely to get the dancers attention and let her know that I'm available if she has the time. I've rarely spent more than $1 at a time on stage tipping. I save my money for the good stuff.
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1) when the girls aren't circulating it is a good chance to tip and let a girl know that you want some dances.
2) at a club I am unfamiliar with it is a good chance to see the talent while you get settled in and decide who you want dances from.
3) if it is a visit that I don't plan to get dances but still want to see some beautiful naked women. These visits are usually either because I am traveling and in an airdance only city or I am just killing time between appointments and don't want to risk showing up at the next meeting covered in stripper glitter.
It also gives me something to look at other than my phone or the football game, rather than staring into space or watching a dancer talk to her regular.
I definitely miss it.
Also, I really like when one of my favorites gets up on stage and makes eye contact and otherwise performs for me. I distinctly remember the when one of my ATFs basically stayed in the same place on stage right in front of where I was seated at the bar and locked eyes with me as she performed a really sexy smoldering performance. I got me hard as a rock and had my heart beating out of my chest. That’s the experience I’m looking for.
On the other hand, I have another atf whose a terrible dancer, has no stage presence, but is gorgeous and delivers in the back. If she could put it all together she’d be irresistible.
As other posters have mentioned, I see stage shows as an audition for the "main course" (ITC), or the dessert/nightcap (OTC). Has anybody ever seen an uptight, or lame stage show dancer turn into a sex freak in the VIP ?
As for stage tipping, I'm not a tightwad, but I'm not a make it rain kind of guy either.
Since then I've gone a few times, and now I've always brought enough money for a private if I find someone stunning, either physically or flirtaciously. Last time I went one 6 made it clear to me FS was available, but I passed because she really didn't do anything for me, however the last dancer before I left was the most amazingly perfect dancer I've ever seen, and her mini-lap was a 10++++. I needed to leave, but I told her I'd be back soon and wanted many privates. She gave me her schedule and I was looking forward to it tremendously...and then came covid. I hope she's still there when this is all over.
On another note, I'm no sucker and I don't fall for stripper sob stories that end with them asking for a lump sum of money. However, there's been a few times that, for one reason or another, I've been inspired to tip a large amount. I always do it discreetly without any expectation of getting something back. In fact, I usually do it as I'm leaving, with a simple "Thanks, you made my night." or something like that.
I also like having something to watch when I'm not getting a dance. It's a rare treat to have enough dancers in a club to get semi-continuous lap dances or other attention. When I don't have a personal lady to focus on, I like to enjoy the stage performances. I've occasionally watched whatever sporting event is on the TVs, but I'd rather have something connected to the club (i.e. half-dressed women) to watch.
Low-mileage/air-dance clubs are definitely not my favorite. But if I had to choose between a club with a really good stage show and decent dances or a club with no stage show at all and extras, I'd generally take the former. Follies was sort of an exception because they had really good "regular" dances, not just extras, and enough dancers giving them that I didn't miss the stage show so much. My favorite clubs all have good performances, and they're part of why they are favorites.
I don't think I've ever not gone to a club because the stage dancing wasn't up to my standards. I've not gone to clubs because the lap dances weren't.
Also clubbing in low mileage places, I go in with expectations set accordingly and hope there is a good state show. I don’t mind tipping for it.
The first couple times I went to Follies, there were always dancers on both stages, sometimes more than one. I did enjoy that better than them just doing a drive by and grab your junk to gauge your interest.
On making it rain, it’s not my thing but dancers have told me that stage tipping in general and making it rain is good for follow on business. If one guy is up there tipping, other guys do it and it increases their earnings and improves their mood, and thereby the vibe of the club. I won’t ever be a rapper and shower the girls with bills, but I’m not down on anyone who does. A lot of girls welcome it.
It gives me a nice view of the dancer - and that’s great. I can evaluate the dancers body and decide if I might want to buy a dance. But, I’m looking for girls who offer more than good looks.
There are old clubs in my area of northeast NJ - and the stages can be small. The small stages don’t offer a proper setup to show dance skills. Some girls don’t dance much - as they know the stage is just a spot for guys to get a look at them before asking to buy dances.
I also prefer seeing a girl showing off on stage before going for a lapdance. Even if I already know her. It's more fun that way.
I wish that were true because 99.9% of the time, these guys have no interest in private dances. (Usually it's someone that gives me a single $50 bill on stage that wants a dance, not someone that gives me 50 $1 bills to grudgingly pick up off the stage after my set)
But, 99% of the time they'll try to talk me into going home with them and/or their friends, and 50% may get bothered if I try to talk to any other customer for more than 10 minutes.
So no, I wouldn't call it scared because they approach and touch me first. Their logic is just wack.
My golden rule - Never take a lethargic stage dancer to VIP. If she's going through the motions on stage she probably won't deliver in the back.
Spoiler Alert - I'm gonna need to disagree with you there lol. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J34UzHo4G5…
shadowcat mentioned not stage tipping at Follies. I tended not to do that for a very different reason. More often than not if you got up to tip some asshole would have pushed your drink aside and taken your seat.
Dudes were cool the couple of times I asked them to hold a seat for me. When I needed to test drive a dancer for VIP I always found a way. But if you were in a hurry at that place the priority for me was to prioritize the right girl over the right seat until it was VIP time.
Hell, on one visit I hit up a dancer on her way from VIP at Follies because I knew she wasn't going to make it more than a few feet after she freshened up. She was asking me where to meet up as her previous customer came stumbling out from the back lol. Valentine. Jackpot.
$45 is really excessive. I could see if one upscale club charged that much to attract only a certain clientele, but is the whole area really that bad?
I live just outside NYC and read an article once about "pizza parity." It showed statistics that since the NYC subway system opened (1904) a ride always cost about the same as a slice of pizza. I wonder if there's anything like "lap dance parity?" As I remember, LDs became popular in the early 90's and they were $10 back then. I think a case of domestic beer (Bud) was about the same. So at $20-25 per dance that still holds true. $45 is really out there.
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