Commenting on the quality of contestants in the auditions, dance queen, Kaffy, said, “So far for me, the quality of contestants has been impressive. They have shown they can surely be groomed to be of the high standard we are looking for as we progress in the show”.
“Lagos surprisingly impressed me the most. This is because, from my experience as a judge on many dance platforms, Lagos has always had all bark no bite as commercial dancing has robbed the dancers of the zeal to work hard at improving their techniques and skill acquisition. But this time, I feel they were more enlightened and as such have produced most of our finest for the show,” Kaffy submitted.
Another judge, Peter of P Square, who is the organizer of the competition, also shared Kaffy’s views, adding, “It’s been impressive so far and I get motivated by the contestants even as a judge. Lagos for me was the most impressive. The participants gave it their all and I can really see that they are hungry to move to the next level.”
In the same vein, professional choreographer and dance instructor, Don Flexx, said, “Lagos was by far the most impressive. I feel maybe because the city is the centre of entertainment, a lot of opportunities to polish their skills are provided there, making it possible for them to upgrade and update their skills when it comes to consistency.”
The star prize of the Globacom powered show is a brand new Toyota RAV 4 with N3million and the rare opportunity of featuring in P-Square’s next music video to the winner of the dancing competition.
The first and second runners-up, on the other hand, will go home with a brand new Honda Civic car, N2million and a brand new Kia Rio car with N1million respectively and a chance to feature in top Glo Ambassador’s music videos.
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