Amy Poehler noted a TikTok trend comparing Gen X and Gen Z dancing styles, with Gen X clearing the dance floor in full-body moves while Gen Z barely moves.
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The two friends recreate the memory of their first real meeting: not words, but dancing at an Emmy Night Before party, a DJ killing it, and two people who immediately recognized each other as serious dancers. Colman grew up in a household where New Year's Eve parties in the carpeted basement were a ritual, and his mother danced in grocery store aisles right up until her death. [1] — Amy Poehler "Amy and Colman first bonded nonverbally on a dance floor at an Emmy Night Before party. Their shared Gen X approach to dancing — full-body,…" 18:43 Amy connects dance to social anxiety relief — 'I'd rather dance than talk.' They discover a mutual touchstone in Philadelphia's Dance Party USA, the suburban American Bandstand on which Kelly Ripa got her start, and agree that their shared Gen X approach to dancing — trying to hurt somebody — is now a trending TikTok comparison with Gen Z's minimal movement.
Amy and Colman first bonded nonverbally on a dance floor at an Emmy Night Before party. Their shared Gen X approach to dancing — full-body, take-no-prisoners movement — is even going viral on TikTok, where the contrast with barely-moving Gen Z is a whole trend.
Colman Domingo's sister's fondest memory of their late mother Edith is that she was dancing in the aisles of a Pathmark grocery store just one week before her death in 2006.
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Colman Domingo attended the same Philadelphia high school as Will Smith, who was one grade above him and performed with Jazzy Jeff at the Wynn Ballroom.
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