Can we give them both gold
I’m going to get roasted for this, but: I feel like this programme is just a generic programme they had and then they stapled the “tribute” motif on afterward. It always comes off as tacky to me. Even if it’s a sincere gesture, it just feels very tabloid and cheap.
I’m going to get roasted for this, but: I feel like this programme is just a generic programme they had and then they stapled the “tribute” motif on afterward. It always comes off as tacky to me. Even if it’s a sincere gesture, it just feels very tabloid and cheap.
No im with you! Very much agreed!
And I hope this is just the beginning!Fair enough. They gave Piper and Paul the FD. They're closing the gap!
If I didn’t know this was a tribute to Ten, I would never come to that conclusion just watching the programme.
Piper and Paul’s FD has more to say about loss and the brevity of life, as far as I’m concerned.
If I didn’t know this was a tribute to Ten, I would never come to that conclusion just watching the programme.
Piper and Paul’s FD has more to say about loss and the brevity of life, as far as I’m concerned.
roasted is a light word.
I totally disagree. Weapo are very genuine in interviews and they are far from being cheap and sensationalist.
If I didn’t know this was a tribute to Ten, I would never come to that conclusion just watching the programme.
Piper and Paul’s FD has more to say about loss and the brevity of life, as far as I’m concerned.
I was left speechless for a bit of time after seeing W/P's free dance today. As I mentioned in the competition thread, their RD was spellbinding. However, I don't think I have felt such raw emotions from watching a program in quite a while, as I did today with their FD. I haven't watched the archived video yet(a bit too soon for me) but I suspect that the full impact of this dance especially can only be felt as a member of the audience.
Camerlango and W/P created something very special. They incorporated beautiful mirroring choreography in their one foot step sequence. The straight line lift was ethreal, as if Kaitlyn was looking up to the heavens. Great flow in the diagonal step sequence. Twizzles were somewhat slow but well synchronized and they seemed more confident doing them. I liked the sense of unity they created with their hands intertwined in the spin. Seamless choreographic elements and a fitting statuesque closing lift. The audience in the arena gave them a standing ovation and I think quite a few of us were deeply touched.
I felt privileged to get a chance to see them skate live for the first time and I'm glad that they will present these two beautiful dances to many more when they go on the Thank You Canada Tour. Overall, they looked very strong and seemed to have a renewed sense of purpose.
If I didn’t know this was a tribute to Ten, I would never come to that conclusion just watching the programme.
Piper and Paul’s FD has more to say about loss and the brevity of life, as far as I’m concerned.