Offers from Tomiyourgee
Choreography to Your Track
Choreography to your track, or to whatever is moving that week. I dance. Afrobeats and street styles, filmed in Ikorodu, and the video is a routine rather than a person talking about a product. That is a narrower offer than the listing suggests and a clearer one. It works for music — a label wanting a track choreographed and pushed into the sound page — and for things worn while moving: trainers, kit, a drink, anything that survives being on camera during actual motion. It does not work for a product that has to be explained, because there is no explaining in a dance video. 8,520 people follow my TikTok. The listing frames this as community access in Ikorodu; the truth is that dance travels past a local audience on this platform, so where I film matters less than what the routine is. Send the track or the product and how long you want the piece to run.
Youth Culture, or Just Dancing
Youth culture, or just dancing — the listing picked the bigger phrase. Youth culture covers music, fashion, slang, politics and whatever a generation is arguing about. What I actually make is choreography: Afrobeats and street styles, filmed in Ikorodu, a routine set to a track. That is a smaller claim and a more useful one, because it tells you exactly what arrives. A brand booking youth culture might expect commentary or a documentary. What comes back is a dance video. It works for music releases and anything worn or carried while moving — trainers, kit, a drink. It does not work for a product that needs a sentence of explanation, because a routine has no room for one. 8,520 people follow my TikTok. Send the track or the product, the length you want, and any move you specifically want in it.
Your Brief, Danced
Your brief, danced — which means the brief has to survive being turned into movement. A custom video here is still a routine. If your brief has three messages in it, two of them will not make it, because a dance carries one idea and a look. What works: a track you want set, a garment you want moving, a moment you want repeated. What does not: a feature list. 8,520 people follow my TikTok from Ikorodu. Send the brief and I will tell you which part of it can actually be danced before you pay for anything.
The Steps, Slowed Down
The steps, slowed down — which is the one kind of tutorial a dance page can honestly make. I cannot teach you how a product works. What I can teach is a routine: the count, the footwork, the part everybody gets wrong, at half speed and then full. For a music release that is a real thing, because a dance people can copy travels further than one they can only watch. For a track you want moving on TikTok this is the format that does it. 8,520 people follow my TikTok from Ikorodu. Send the track, the section you want set, and how many counts you want it to run.
Between Routines, on a Live
Between routines, on a live, which is a strange place to sell something. A TikTok live on a dance page is mostly people asking how a move works and requesting tracks. It is not a shopping environment and treating it as one clears the room quickly. I place the mention between routines, short, with a reason. What does not work is a scripted segment in the middle of a live people came to for dancing. 8,520 people follow my TikTok from Ikorodu. Send the name, one line, and pick something a person moving around would plausibly use — a drink, a shoe, headphones — because anything else in that context looks bought.
Co-Hosting on a Dance Live
Co-hosting on a dance live is possible, but your representative has to accept the room. People come to a TikTok live on this page to watch movement and request tracks. Bringing somebody on to talk about a product for twenty minutes will empty it. So I keep it short: a few minutes between routines, questions taken, then back to dancing. If your representative can be brief and can talk while something is happening, this is worth doing. If they need a presentation, it is not. 8,520 people follow my TikTok from Ikorodu. Send somebody who can handle interruptions and two evening times.
Answering a Clip With a Routine
Answering a clip with a routine, which is a different thing from talking back to it. A stitch on a dance page means somebody posted a track, a challenge or a move and I respond by doing it — properly, or differently, or better. That travels because people compare the two. It only works when there is already a clip: a track being used, a challenge circulating, a video about your brand that somebody made. If none of that exists there is nothing to answer and commissioning an original video would serve you better. 8,520 people follow my TikTok from Ikorodu. Send the link and say whether the reply should agree with it.
A Prize Handed to a Dancer
A prize handed to a dancer's audience, which is a specific group with specific wants. People following a dance page in Ikorodu want things they can wear or move in: trainers, a speaker, a phone, headphones. A voucher for something sedentary gets scrolled. I run the announcement inside a routine rather than as a separate video, because a talking-head giveaway on this page performs worse than one where something is happening. 8,520 people follow my TikTok. Send the prize, where you can ship it, and the closing date, and I will say the rules out loud because captions get skipped.