the message that you're "too fat" or "not muscular enough" limits everyone it emboldens the few and isolates the majority.
this may sound a bit cliche but i love it when people of all shapes and sizes are shown being comfortable in their bodies. I'm having a hard time putting into words just how much i love this song and its message. besides i'd rather dance than work out any day. i love the juxtaposition of the man dancing in the gym. working to limit our range of motion is something we should continue to question.
dance always strikes me as the best illustration of this. we didn't evolve doing curls or using one muscle group over and over in the same way our bodies are meant to move in any number of wonderfully complex ways. ( Seriously, I'm beyond hooked on the soulful sound of this next one.) So go ahead and check out the brand-new music video for Jamie N Commons' song "Rumble And Sway" below.One of the many things I took away from theatre school was an appreciation for the body's ability to move. Which transitions well into our next item, as it's a groove that's bound to make you move all over again.
I was too busy dancing in the office while watching that upbeat and fun music video with a tune that totally gets your toes tapping from Sara Bareilles. To kick things off, start dancing like no one's watching with the new video for Sara Bareilles' song "Brave" above. (CBS News) Are you ready to rock, Internet! ( Undoubted response of roaring applause.) Because if it's Friday and the weekend is on the horizon, then that can only mean one thing at The Feed: it's time for the Weekend Music Round-Up! (Or artist formerly known as the Friday Music Round-Up.) We're calling this one the "get creative and dance edition" because we're going to throw out music videos that are focused on moving, shaking and visual flare.
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