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Dance Central 2 Battle "Fire Burning" (Hard) Choreographer Series!

The Dance Central 2 Choreographer Series with @RiffraffDC and @euthanasian sets the carpet on fire with a dance battle to "Fire Burning" on Hard for Dance Central 2 and Xbox 360 Kinect, choreographed by Frenchy Hernandez (@msfrenchkiss13). Summed Up: Frenchy's sassy, hard-hitting choreography is only barely revealed in this routine, but she's clearly got the skill and talent to produce really memorable dances. "Fire Burning" was probably not the best choice to open the discussion for Frenchy's choreography for Dance Central, primarily because she's done WAY more interesting routines for tracks like "Drop It Like It's Hot" and "Turnin' Me On". That said, this song is fun in its accessibility, but it features an excess of "mirrored" moves (basically choreo that is done to the right and then to the left), which ultimately means it can get boring very, very quickly. As a choreographer, Frenchy's work brings to mind words like sassy, strong, and cool, as contrasted with Marcos's choreography which tends to be more sexy and flirty. To this day both "Drop It Like It's Hot" and "Turnin' Me On" remain on my favorite routines list, and that's primarily because both display very clear themes in their choreography with little evidence of ever being watered or toned down for the sake of either the technology or the difficulty level. I tend to rate a DC choreographer's work based on how much their routines would appeal to me if I walked into a class after paying $15 at the door and learned the choreography there. Back when I was still going to classes, the results varied greatly. I found myself dropping classes I felt that featured repetitive, awkward, disjointed choreography that had nothing to do with the music--essentially the kind of moves you expect from a gym hip-hop aerobics class. The classes I did respond well to regularly featured routines that took cues from the song and had moves that flowed smoothly. I guess it can be said that any choreographer worth their salt can produce cohesive routines that flow well if they're allowed little to no restrictions, and Frenchy is undoubtedly one of those choreographers. I find that, when given free reign, she's able to produce great iconic work that sticks to your brain. "Fire Burning" only barely shows off what she can do, so once you get bored of this routine, go ahead and grab the "Turnin' Me On" DLC track and find out what Frenchy can REALLY pull off. Many thanks are due to @euthanasian and Harmonix Project Director @mattboch for starting the discussion which led to the eventual execution of these Dance Central Choreographer Series battles! With these videos, we not only get to highlight Dance Central's unsung masters, but we get to show off how much fun Dance Battling really is! I'm on Twitter! (www.twitter.com/RiffraffDC) Follow me for updates on new uploads, video gaming snark, and commentary on whatever shiny pop culture meme my attention is fixed on at the moment. I have a Facebook page!   / 280723345294761   "Fire Burning" by Sean Kingston is rated three out of seven for difficulty in Dance Central 2 and is ranked Moderate. "Fire Burning" is included on the DC2 game disc. The DC2 Credential Mix using for the closing sequence was provided most generously by Harmonix sound designer M-Cue. Visit his site for downloads: http://m-cue.bandcamp.com/ Sorry, but my friend list on Xbox Live is full at the moment so I won't be able to accept any new invites :( PLEASE READ THE FAQ AT MY CHANNEL if you have any questions about how I make my videos, particularly on doing split-screen. Thank you so much for all the compliments and support! Doing these videos every week is so much more fun when people out there in Internet Land show genuine appreciation for them. Spiteful and mean-spirited comments will be deleted immediately and your account blocked, so don't even bother. I AM NOT AFFILIATED WITH NOR REPRESENT HARMONIX MUSIC SYSTEMS, MICROSOFT, THE DANCE CENTRAL FRANCHISE, OR THE RECORD COMPANIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE MUSIC USED IN THE GAME, NOR AM I PAID TO SPEAK OR PROMOTE ON THEIR BEHALF, . I do not own any of the Dance Central video game visual content, character imagery, music, or any related assets. All other visuals are original content created by me. I don't get paid for any of this stuff; I'm just a big fan of Dance Central and I really admire inspired and creative companies like Harmonix!