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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Strictly vs DWTS: Choreography Copycat Claims Emerge

Strictly vs DWTS: Choreography Copycat Claims Emerge

12 Dec

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Summary

  • Katya Jones' choreography has been accused of being copied by a US pro dancer.
  • Similar dance moves were highlighted between Strictly and DWTS routines.
  • The dates of performances suggest Katya's routines were performed earlier.
Strictly vs DWTS: Choreography Copycat Claims Emerge

A recent debate ignited on TikTok regarding alleged choreography copying between Strictly Come Dancing's Katya Jones and US counterpart Dancing With The Stars' Witney Carson. Fans pointed out striking similarities in routines performed by Jones and her partner Lewis Cope, and Carson and her partner Robert Irwin, particularly a dramatic lift in their paso doble performances.

While some social media users accused Carson of repeatedly copying Jones' moves, others defended her, suggesting Carson's routines came first. However, performance dates indicate Jones and Cope's routines aired earlier, adding complexity to the claims. Further comments suggested the specific dance elements in question predate both dancers' performances.

The routines in question include a paso doble featuring a notable floor-to-ground move, and a couple's choice with a head-holding, lowering sequence. These specific moves were also observed in Witney Carson and Robert Irwin's paso doble and quickstep, respectively. The DWTS pair, who eventually won their season, performed their routines after Jones and Cope had already aired theirs.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Fans on TikTok have accused Witney Carson of copying Katya Jones' choreography, highlighting similar dance moves.
The alleged copied routines include a paso doble with a distinct lift and a couple's choice featuring a head-holding move.
The claims involve Strictly's Katya Jones and Lewis Cope, and DWTS' Witney Carson and Robert Irwin.

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