In this video, Henry Tran, a teacher-researcher in fresh science, provides a humorous and practical guide on how to appear fresh and cool. He emphasizes the importance of mastering a few fundamental points, including dance moves.
Tran begins by explaining that there are people who only move to the rhythm of others and follow the steps of their neighbor, which he humorously describes as a "lost person." He then provides a list of simple dance moves, such as "I sign checks," "turn up the volume," and "what am I gonna do with all this money?" These moves are designed to be easily remembered and executed, creating the illusion of knowing how to dance.
Tran then moves on to the importance of working on the successions of these basic movements. He emphasizes that not all moves necessarily succeed each other well and that there is a logic to follow. He gives an example of a conversation between him and a friend, Kevin, where they go through a series of dance moves in a logical sequence.
Next, Tran advises on maintaining the dance attitude. He suggests that when repeating favorite moves in a loop, it can become repetitive and people around may understand that you only know those moves. To avoid this, he recommends taking a break and going to the bar for a drink.
Tran also advises on taking advantage of the "group effect," suggesting that coming to the club with friends can enhance your lower level and hide it behind the superior talent of your buddies. He also mentions the importance of knowing when to stop, advising to adopt a fold technical and leave the room when you've done your best move.
Finally, Tran suggests always wearing slim jeans on elastic to be flexible enough for all your movements. He also advises to refuse a battle if you ever come across someone stronger than you, or pretend to have a knee injury. He concludes by reminding his audience that they are not real dancers and that it will take time to master the art of appearing fresh.
1. The speaker is Henry Tran, a teacher-researcher in fresh science.
2. The speaker is addressing the topic of achieving freshness and coolness.
3. The speaker will teach the audience how to pretend to know how to dance.
4. The speaker will provide a list of basic dance moves that everyone can do.
5. The speaker will teach the audience how to chain these basic movements together.
6. The speaker will advise the audience to keep their dance attitude and not let their moves become repetitive.
7. The speaker will suggest that the audience should play with their shoulders while keeping a radiant smile.
8. The speaker will advise the audience to take advantage of the "group effect" by coming to the club with their friends.
9. The speaker will teach the audience when to stop dancing and how to handle pro dancers.
10. The speaker will advise the audience to always wear slim jeans on elastone for flexibility.
11. The speaker will suggest that the audience should pretend to have a knee injury if they come across someone stronger than them.
12. The speaker will remind the audience that they are not real dancers and that it will take more than one lesson to become a real dancer.
13. The speaker will advise the audience to practice their moves in the mirror for 10 minutes every night.
14. The speaker will encourage the audience to bring themselves to the club with their dancer friends and become the king.
15. The speaker will suggest that knowing how to dance is important for looking fresh and attracting girls.
16. The speaker will provide an example of a famous person who knows how to dance and attracts girls.
17. The speaker will conclude by congratulating a student who has graduated from his "fresh" institute.