track at 8.31 please??

I know you aren't trying to put it down, but what you're saying is half-false. First, you just spoke of the pas de bourre, the easiest of beginner's steps, but there's still loose legs (look up new school dictionary), the scribbler, heel-toe variations, sidewalking, lofting, and jacking variations mixed in. Moreover, these steps aren't really house dancing. House dancing is artfully translating house music into house movement. That's the only rule, so it's only as easy as you want it to be.

Pyro is really vibin'. I love see people when they just feel it, no matter what they're into.

House dancing is one of the easiest to learn. Its just a series of step, ball, changes in different directions. Im not putting it down. You still have to have a sense of rhythm and style. Im just saying that its one of the easiest. But because of that, it's one of the most fun to just play with and have a good time.

Coolest as in, smooth, much like the sound of house music itself.

What is the name of the song that starts at 2:42? This is my first glance at House dancing. And lemme tell you, its fluid, smooth movements are something to be adored. Its amazing to watch, unlike many styles of street dance, this is among the coolest I've seen yet.

PYTO cool

pyro is always good

They are one of the best house dance teams in Japan. Katsumi is one of the best dancers there. Some of the parts of this video are slow, but they just chose to do that "this time". Of course, they choose very quick routine and music. It is held in club, but it is "show"!!!! That is why you cannnot see crowds!!! OK???

wow!!! japan got soul!!!

radicalevolutions. No offense but I can tell you are not a dancer. These cats are just doing there thing feeling it. You would be the corney sucka standing around a circle. Big up to real house clubs where everyone dances. And no love for weak posts. HA.

BORING!

This is one of my favorite!