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This is Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans with me, Cheryl Burke, and IHeart Radio podcast.

Let's just get started, shall we?

Let's start with question number one at Audrey Opoku.

You called Chandler a dancer like it's an advantage, but before said it's no help and you need to unlearn or untrain the brain. Say more. Okay.

I think this person also says something similar about how frustrating and how I guess I sound a

little bit like I'm contradicting myself, but it can be both, right?

Like I know that there's certain things that I say that contradict, right?

But at the end of the day, yeah, like it can be both.

So yes, Chandler was definitely at an advantage when it comes to musicality, when it comes to

performing, when it comes to exaggerating her movements because she had to do that growing up

as a dancer, right? And at the same time, it's really hard for her to also, I'm sure,

because I've had a dancer or two to dance with as far as celebrities go on the show,

it is also very hard to unlearn and untrain the brain. However, with Chandler specifically,

because she hadn't danced and she was a little girl, maybe not so much for her, but like for

AJ, it was almost impossible, right? Like, I'm sure people who saw that season thought

AJ was going to be a lot better than he was because of his dance experience. But like he was not,

it wasn't like he was a part of Backstreet Boys decades ago and they never continued performing.

Like they were still continuing to perform, which meant that they were still learning choreography,

learning like hip hop and like the opposite of what ballroom is when it comes to, like,

ballroom, there is no, like, bad posture or what we call bad posture.

And you have to exaggerate everything, you know, and with hip hop, it's quite the opposite.

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