by The Dictionary Nerd December 21, 2017
Used to describe the scene in musicals where people in the street know the words and tune to the song sung by any main character, and instantly know the dance routines including, but not limited to: jumping over barrels, swinging girls in the hair and juggling. This is all despite being total strangers.
This is all supposed to be spontaneous, of course, but naturally - it's actually choreographed
This is all supposed to be spontaneous, of course, but naturally - it's actually choreographed
by Antihero May 1, 2005
by KindOfADdraig September 3, 2007
by JvJ24601 June 26, 2004
A choreographed slide is similar to a drift/power slide.
Let me explain the difference.
Drifting/power sliding is the act of breaking the back end of your vehicle loose and sliding sideways around a corner without losing any of your entry speed.
Choreographed slideing is the act of doing whatever it takes to make the drifting/power sliding look as cool as possible. Whether that means slowing down right before entering the drift/power slide, losing some of your entry speed to give you the control you need to increase your angle without spinning out or to do a burnout while you perform your drift/power slide.
Let me explain the difference.
Drifting/power sliding is the act of breaking the back end of your vehicle loose and sliding sideways around a corner without losing any of your entry speed.
Choreographed slideing is the act of doing whatever it takes to make the drifting/power sliding look as cool as possible. Whether that means slowing down right before entering the drift/power slide, losing some of your entry speed to give you the control you need to increase your angle without spinning out or to do a burnout while you perform your drift/power slide.
by Callsign Legend June 15, 2016