Get to the Pointe

This was our holiday gift to you <3 (Two Tik Tok reactions this month :) As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the ballet internet we've seen. From the ever increasing threat of cups, dead pointe shoes, and confusing content - it's been a good one. Thank you all for watching & going along this journey with us.  It's been a good one....if not a traumatizing one hehe

Not sure how we ended up here...but here we are. A little while ago, our producer was tagged in an Instagram ad for a ballet video game. After looking at it once, she tried to go back to it & it had disappeared! So she scoured the App store for a ballet game, and found Ballerina Life 3D. The graphics look identical to the first ad she saw, but the name had been changed. Not sure why or what happened, but as least we found it. And then, Josephine got to play. She got to level 8; our producer had...

"My toxic trait is that I can only look at feet while watching ballet." Yup. That about sums it up. Santa's been in communication with us, and we know y'all want more Barbie content! We're working on it for the new year, but for now - here's the grand pas from the first ever Barbie movie. Since this movie was released Barbie of Swan Lake (the first Barbie ballet movie Josephine reacted to), the animation and graphics are a little less realistic. And so, you can imagine what the pointe shoes look like too haha! Have a happy holiday &...

Santa Jo is here! To bring you what you really want...another Tik Tok reaction video! In honor of part 14 of this crazy internet series, a 14 minute video! Join Josephine for another episode of emotional twists and turns as we delve into the ballet internet rabbit hole more, and more, and more, and more...

It's December, and as a gift to you, we're releasing extra videos on Saturdays!  To start us off and to celebrate this holiday season, Josephine reacted to a fun and quick video: LED Ballerinas. With other 10 million views, this fun mashup of Nutcracker. favorites is actually a snippet from an entertainment company for their neon-colored dancers. So basically, you could hire (not sure if you still can?) dancers in these fun costumes for a party. At least they used actually trained ballerinas - no models doing ballet here! And no pointe shoe crimes committed either! Just the type of...