Parris Goebel

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무려 2013년 말에 백만번 정도 돌려봤던 링가링가 안무도 당연히 이 사람꺼였다.

그때도 얼핏 안무가 이름 들었었는데.. 쓸데없이 저 오른쪽 흑인 남자 인스타 팔로우만 하고 있었네

내가 흑인을 좋아하다 보니 안무의 멋짐보다 저 사람들의 멋짐, 카메라워킹의 멋짐 이런것만 생각했던거같다

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2014년 기사 

http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/celebrities/10254145/The-rise-and-rise-of-Parris-Goebel

카일 하나가미랑 같이한 것도 있네!!!

tribute to etta james

parris 안무에서 많이 보던 스타일이다.

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2015년 sorry 이후 인터뷰

http://www.elle.com/culture/news/a31583/parris-goebel-choreographer-interview/

Goebel, a 23-year-old New Zealand-based choreographer, not only created the mesmerizing moves for the video but also directed and produced it, recruiting dancers from her worldwide award-winning crews ReQuest and The Royal Family. 

We loved the colorful '90s costumes which we heard you guys actually brought yourselves–did you plan the looks? 

Well, really, a lot of it is just my wardrobe.

You call the dance that you've created "Polyswagg" and we love your description of it as "combining sassy woman fire with aggressive inner strength." How did you develop it?

I guess in the dance industry women are, I think, perceived a little bit different you know. I feel like we're always overlooked and underrated, to be honest. But, maybe that's a reflection of how hip-hop has represented women. I've just felt like women in the hip-hop industry and the dance industry that I work in just need to kind of put themselves forward, put themselves first, not be afraid to shine and show what they're made of and what they can offer to the world. 

I've dedicated my whole career, and talent, and life to bringing women especially together, to shine and to create things that inspire other women. It's a lot easier to make a change if I'm living those standards and living confidently. It's a lot easier to show people that you can do it. I'm definitely about being confident in myself and strong, like strong in a sense of "Yeah, it is hard work. What we all go through whether it's in work or life, no one has it easy, but it's always how we come out of it or always how we react to it that makes us a stronger person." I have so much to tell through my dance so I like to portray that through my movement and tell my story, and inspire other women to tell their stories as well.

저렇게 말하기 전에 이미 춤으로 눈으로 다 보여줬어서 그런지 흔할 수 있는 말들에도 아무나 따라할 수 없는 힘이 있다.

What do you think makes your style stand out?

I would say it's what we do with our dance that is empowering, we're making a statement through moves. Obviously there's so many dancers in this world, so you can be just another dancer or you can be somebody that really makes a change and makes a difference or inspires people. So, it's actually about how loud you speak and how empowered you make yourself and others feel. I feel empowered by myself. I'm the one working hard for me to get to where I want to be so it's up to me to empower myself and make my own decisions to be the best that I can be.

What advice would you give aspiring dancers wanting to build a career?

My advice isn't always the best because I really truly believe in doing you own thing and doing what you do best. For me, if I didn't really follow my heart and do me, than people wouldn't have hired me to be me. I've worked hard on my craft to put myself in a position where people are really letting me do me, you know. So, I would just say to not lose yourself and find what's special about you and just magnify it, embrace it, and let it fly. Show it to the world and don't be afraid. I'm not afraid anymore you know. I'm not afraid to put myself out there and to put my work out there. You can hate or love it but at least you can't say that I'm not confident. I'm just saying that this is me, take it or leave it.

방금 친구들한테 카톡방에서 이여자 얘기하면서 얼굴 보여주려고 #누르고 검색했는데 내 블로그가 젤 위에 떴다. 무셔엉