In no particular order, I really loved Jaja, Jim, Megz, and Virgil, Alexia, Neptune and Moises tonight. I love Gaby and I have grown to like Haylie and Kate although I am disappointed that their routines did not allow them to shine as much as they could and should. Three and four person routines are just too hard to watch because of everything that is going on. I am glad Moises and Neptune were saved, although I was hoping for Lily over Ariana although neither were my favorite to win so I suppose it does not matter in the long run. The Salsa routine was just… a mess. I loved Jaja and Jim’s routine so much, especially Jaja. I can’t get enough of her. She is beautiful and an amazing dancer. I enjoyed the routine with Megz, Alexia, and Virgil. Despite how much I did not like Alexia last week, I am glad she made it through. I enjoyed all 3 group dances again, although the stage group dance was better in my opinion. It is hard to work with see-saws though so I do not blame the dancers.
About Asaf: I really do like his personality and think he is a nice guy but his inability to pick up choreography and his attitude are extremely off-putting. Nigel said it very well when he told him that he misinterprets opportunities for challenges. He really needs to go, because I feel like he is holding others back in his routines. I understand what he meant when he did not want to JUST do breaking in the group routine. Yes, he has trouble with choreography but I think he is trying, gradually, to be on the same level as the other dancers. Unfortunately, I don’t think it’s going to happen anytime soon.
Burim is really a joy to watch and he is super sweet, although the Bollywood routine did not really impress me.
I know that the format is “Stage Vs. Street” but why must Travis and nearly every stage dancer insist that they out perform street dancers at all times? It is a great thing to be competitive and driven but it bothers me when they show a clip of every stage dancer saying that they are going to beat team street, and no street dancers were shown saying anything about beating team stage, especially for the group routines (correct me if I am wrong). And Travis is the one behind it all.. telling the stage dancers they need to outshine the street dancers right in front of them is rude. I think everyone needs to focus less on beating the other team and just focus on working together to show us how well-rounded and versatile they all are. That being said, I don’t see the competitiveness when they are dancing, but the show sure loves to give us clips of them talking about it.