'Dance' down to elite eight

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With only eight contestants remaining on Fox's So You Think You Can Dance.

Judges are looking to be wildly complex choreography that's -- -- and impressive.

And true -- moment.

Is about a choreographer.

And understanding a piece of music building to some thing and the dancers connecting to us it's it's everything is silly concept behind it.

It's -- fun behind.

Giants -- to beyond the system run off the end of the bench.

For me it's little subtle things.

-- -- -- -- honesty and somebody at it you know it's drying up really experience is that enabled.

Connect with you.

It can be a simple movie can be complete stillness by the way and also just kind of and yet that moment it's sort of a -- It's like it's the move.

Maps with heat.

-- mostly text connectivity an apartment and activities perhaps that's music.

Hands are saying now that everything else is saying yes nominated for an enemy choreographers -- -- -- knows how hard it is to compose and perfected dance and less than a week.

-- -- Lower.

For the Kansas is always a process there's highs there's lows it's in such a certain amount of time that you really have to like bring every teen's life and when -- leave it with democratic reform it's in their hands.

And for the dancers enduring a packed schedule each week while learning new routines and where on the mind and and the -- The intensity that we have to go through -- group rehearsing and retention -- limited today.

It's routine four times for reaction that the show and then you know top.

Let's get on stage and perform it -- and you forget about it.

All the great things putts that you get over the week like we're -- The most difficult something you -- training wise now.

Now you have to endure but you know -- totally what is.

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