Recent Dance Videos I've posted on Social Media

I will be 50 this year, and I'm trying to record more dance videos. I've been dancing for years and never gave it much thought. I wish I had prioritized it in the past, as I won't always be able to move like this.

This video was on my building's rooftop in April(2025). With the way the camera is positioned, one friend told me it looked like I was 'dancing on the clouds.'

This second video was at a recent party, the first of a monthly party called 'It's a Reggae Party.' Also in April. Dancing next to Eli Reed, with whom I've made dance videos.

Here's the oldest of the videos in this post(September 2024). I shot this on the balcony of my hotel room in Punta Cana, DR. It was a big balcony with enough space to shoot this video.

This was in a park in the town next to mine. I've shot videos here before. This was on a nice weather day in November(2024).

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