A group of young Jabbawockeez fans impressed the "Dance Kids" judges with their smooth dance moves on Sunday's dance offs.
Gelo, Jahren and Uno, collectively known as Kiddowockeez, went against Maximum Groovers, composed of Marco, Lee, Deyniel, Ezekiel and Sunder.
The two groups danced to the tune of One Direction's "Drag Me Down."
"Sobrang adorable nitong dalawang group na ito. The whole time naka-smile ako, tuwang-tuwa ako sa performance niyo," professional dance instructor Georcelle Dapat-Sy told the two groups.
Dance expert Andy Alvis, for his part, said: "Alam niyo, nagpapasalamat ako kay Teacher G kasi kung natatandaan niyo, hindi kami nag-stomp pero kinonvince niya kami. Hinding-hindi ako nagsisisi, Kiddowockeez."
"Kayo naman, mga boys, sobrang galing. Complicated 'yung blocking ninyo, sabay sabay kayo, lahat kayo pogi, lahat kayo may personality. Bow ako sa inyo," he added, referring to Maximum Groovers.
"Una sa lahat, talaga namang ang kagwapuhan ninyo nagsisigawan. Kiddowockeez, thank you kasi sinunod niyo ang advice ko... Kayo naman, sa inyong lima, bukod sa kagwapuhan, 'yung costume niyo hindi nagpaiwan, at sabay sabay pa rin kayong lima," "It's Showtime" host Vhong Navarro said.
Kiddowockeez moved on to the next round after getting two "stomps" from Sy and Alvis. Maximum Groovers, on the other hand, got one "stomp" from Navarro.
The group previously caught the attention of the judges with their powerful dance moves during the auditions.
Kiddowockeez got the second to the last spot in the next round of the competition. Along with Dhao Mac Macasipot, the group completed the roster of contestants who will compete against each other in the "Step Up" round.
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Gelo, Jahren and Uno, collectively known as Kiddowockeez, went against Maximum Groovers, composed of Marco, Lee, Deyniel, Ezekiel and Sunder.
The two groups danced to the tune of One Direction's "Drag Me Down."
"Sobrang adorable nitong dalawang group na ito. The whole time naka-smile ako, tuwang-tuwa ako sa performance niyo," professional dance instructor Georcelle Dapat-Sy told the two groups.
Dance expert Andy Alvis, for his part, said: "Alam niyo, nagpapasalamat ako kay Teacher G kasi kung natatandaan niyo, hindi kami nag-stomp pero kinonvince niya kami. Hinding-hindi ako nagsisisi, Kiddowockeez."
"Kayo naman, mga boys, sobrang galing. Complicated 'yung blocking ninyo, sabay sabay kayo, lahat kayo pogi, lahat kayo may personality. Bow ako sa inyo," he added, referring to Maximum Groovers.
"Una sa lahat, talaga namang ang kagwapuhan ninyo nagsisigawan. Kiddowockeez, thank you kasi sinunod niyo ang advice ko... Kayo naman, sa inyong lima, bukod sa kagwapuhan, 'yung costume niyo hindi nagpaiwan, at sabay sabay pa rin kayong lima," "It's Showtime" host Vhong Navarro said.
Kiddowockeez moved on to the next round after getting two "stomps" from Sy and Alvis. Maximum Groovers, on the other hand, got one "stomp" from Navarro.
The group previously caught the attention of the judges with their powerful dance moves during the auditions.
Kiddowockeez got the second to the last spot in the next round of the competition. Along with Dhao Mac Macasipot, the group completed the roster of contestants who will compete against each other in the "Step Up" round.
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