ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月12日 01時56分

@ビヨンセ’s cultural significance only seems to deepen, while her videos — in particular the dance routines featured in them — continue to be praised, mimicked, deconstructed and even incorporated into fitness classes. #Beyoncercise, the latest class, teaches the singer’s most popular music video moves in a party-like atmosphere in Midtown Manhattan. Yvonne Mbewe, 36, signed up for Beyoncercise after running the @nycmarathon and realizing that she hated running. “The music is relevant, it’s current. The atmosphere, the vibe, there’s a high momentum,” Yvonne said. “When I come in there, I feel like I’m Beyoncé.” There’s another added benefit, said Tavi Alexander Lenard, the lone male dancer at a recent class: “You can go into a club and when you hear that song, you start doing the moves from class. @gray_sanmartin took this photo of @bri_kyrene leading a recent Beyoncercise class at @banana_skirt. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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