Has anyone ordered Darrin's Dance Grooves? (1 Viewer)

[Michael Caicedo]

C'mon, fess up. Ain't-no-lie, bye-bye-bye.

 

[Todd Hochard]

Why would anyone wish to mimic "manufactured pop" performers?

 

[Michael Caicedo]

Why would anyone wish to mimic "manufactured pop" performers?

I don't know Todd. But I see the commercial all the time. Someone is gotta be buying it.

 

[Cindy B]

Well, I didn't order it, but my sister did. Her son wanted it for his birthday (he's 8). And I will confess, I'm looking forward to us getting together and making fools of our selves while watching that tape!

 

[Armando Zamora]

I want to learn about Darrin's new Pop-N-Lock Moves!!!

 

[Michael Warner]

Well, once Mr. Lance Bass of N'Sync proclaimed him the greatest choreographer EVER! I was sold. Unfortunately I was so hyped up by the dance moves that I couldn't dial the phone.

 

[Jeffrey Noel]

I heard it's a great way to impress the chicks! And get your ass kicked!!

 

[Brett Hancock]

I always joke with my friend and say that I am going to buy this for him for his birthday.

I break it down so you can learn the moves at your own speed

That part makes me laugh everytime. I don't know why it just does.

 

[Jeff Kleist]

Geez, get the kid Dance Dance Revolution

 

[Don Black]

Could be a more interesting version of Tae Bo.

 

[Ike]

I want to learn about Darrin's new Pop-N-Lock Moves!!!

Which he learned, as the commercial says, on the Bronx streets!

 

[Jay H]

I would but I already spend so much time on my Bowflex!

Jay

 

[Wayne Bundrick]

I know some ladies who want to get that tape. But they're trying to learn what they can from the commercial itself. So far it's just making the chomping mouth thing with the hand for "Ain't no lie bye bye bye".

 

[Jason Handy]

I bought it for my wife for Christmas. She was unimpressed, but I only got her the VHS (b/c her family doesn't have a DVD and I wanted to give her maximum flexibility).
Anyway, she says that most of the tape is Darrin bragging about how awesome he is, shooting the breeze with celebs and talking about "man I started this 10 years ago and look how successful I am!"
Further, the dance instruction doesn't show the footwork, only the upper body! And, doing it on VHS is hard because VCRs are not as good at slowing down the speed. So, Amy has to rewind it constantly to get a move right.
My review?
Ain't no lie. Bye-bye-bye.