It worked – Slim Buster reveals how his criticism changed Dancegod Lloyd
Legendary Ghanaian dancer and musician Slim Buster has singled out Dancegod Lloyd as one of the young dancers he believes is doing things differently in an industry where social media has changed how dancing is judged. According to Slim Buster, dancers in his generation had to spend several minutes on stage to prove their versatility, […]
Legendary Ghanaian dancer and musician Slim Buster has praised Dancegod Lloyd for his approach to the dance industry, a field transformed by social media. In an era where short video clips can catapult a dancer to fame, Slim Buster notes that dancers now often use 30- to 50-second performances to demonstrate their skills, a stark contrast to the longer stage performances of his own generation.
While initially met with resistance, Slim Buster's harsh critiques of young dancers eventually proved beneficial. He believes his comments motivated Dancegod Lloyd to broaden his horizons, leading to something "different" in his work. Slim Buster stresses the importance of developing skills beyond dancing, as a career in this field can be fleeting.
"The lifespan of a career built solely on dancing is very short," he warns. Reflecting on his own career, Slim Buster recognizes the transition he made from dancing to music and other entertainment avenues. He believes this versatility is crucial for young dancers to remain relevant in a rapidly changing industry.
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