Lil' Boiz Gajah Mada Plaza, March 22, 2009, Version 2

Lil' Ali VS Lil' Ali

LOL! .... Ignore the image above.... It's not what you're going to see on this video.
It is....
Ali, one member of Lil' Boiz on his performance coreographed by me.


Lil' Ali.... member of Lil' Boiz won First Place on this Solo Dance Competition. Location: Bina Nusantara College.
Track used: 'NSync-Tell Me, Tell Me, Baby (rappy-edit)





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more about Ali and Lil' Boiz:
http://www.friendster.com/lilboiz

Lil' Boiz - Choreographed by rappy

Another competition won by Lil' Boiz

Choreographed by me, you can also hear my music-mixing here.
The choreography (ahem) had been finished in two days, before they joined the first competition using this concept (and for more audiences' excitements, I borrowed KISS_the band's idea for their make up,I hope it's OK for KISS's fans), and won first prize!! :-)

These two videos below contains the same dance they used in competitions at different places. They won both. :-)
It's you to decide which performance is better.

Any of your comments and advices would be highly appreciated.


meet Lil' Boiz on www.friendster.com/lilboiz

Lil' Boiz - Lil' Boiz

Track Listing:
Lil' Boiz

Lil' Boiz (All Da Boiz Mix)

Lil' Boiz (80's Mix)

Lil' Boiz (Loverboiz Mix)

Vocals by Lil' Boiz
Song written by rappy
Remixes remixed by rappy
Lil' Boiz are: Ali, Sandy, Aldo, Sui San

Lil' Boiband :-)

Inspired (and using vocal samples from Take That Live In Manchester 2007's "Create A Boyband")
I made this simple concept about revolutions of young men's band from 60's to 90's decade, and put it into my mix and choreography.
With big helps from this dance group Lil' Boiz, not to mention the vocal trainer (hired to teach the boys to sing the last song on this mix, so it ONLY sounds-not-too-good _ instead of bad LOL), also the costume designer who has been so cooperative with my ideas about transforming styles during eras (not too cooperative about the deadline,though ;-) ) so we won as the first winner on this dance competition.

I know there'll be critics about Beatles' song I used on the beginning of the dance (60's era) knowing that I put Jackson Five for the 70's , NKOTB for the 80's and BSB&'NSync for the 90's, since you might not agree about Beatles compared to boybands, please do not take it seriously, but I couldn't think about any boy groups so popular in the 60's the way the other groups from other eras were.
Excuse my limitation.

Commenting about the last song sung by Lil' Boiz themselves, it was only a concept about how they wish they could be in the millenium era.
In case you need to hear more to understand the english lyric they sing in Indonesian accent, feel free to listen to the song clearlier, by viewing the Lil' Boiz - Lil' Boiz post.

Thanks for viewing, I hope besides critics, there are also positive comments from you to keep me going.