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S1E4: Love First, Family First with 220


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In this episode, we sit down with four dancers from 220 (Second to None), an award-winning adult competition team based out of San Diego.  Guests Dylan Banares, Ranny Fernandez, Ryan Quilapio & David Dioso talk openly about being on 220, the culture of being on an adult competition team, forming long-lasting friendships, & dance career goals.  We talk about maintaining motivation, plagiarism vs. inspiration & laugh A LOT.  We dive deep into David Dioso’s massive vision for dance, discuss what junior teams are missing these days & confuse ourselves with Clout vs. Cloud.  The guys share first impressions of each other, try to describe each other’s dance styles in one word & share their opinions on what’s good in the dance community.  

In this episode, we explore: 

00:04 Introduction

00:38 “220’s Finest”: Dylan, Ranny, Ryan, and David  

02:20 The culture of friendship on 220: “Love first, Family first” 

03:35 Not knowing what you’re getting into 

04:24 Being on 220 and balancing life

06:09 Dance is a sacred place built for self-care

06:32 Pursuing dance with traditional Filipino parents  

13:30 Maintaining the motivation  

14:45 The unreachable goal

15:45 The Mindset of a Dancer

16:34 Dance as a career and recognizing your potential

18:08 David Dioso’s vision for dance 

18:39 Mastering the craft of dance (and going international)

23:31 Dancers as athletes

25:35 The definition of sport

27:16 Cloud or Clout? (Chasing fame)

28:47 How to stay relevant in a heavily saturated community

30:32 Inspiration vs. Plagiarism

32:42 ”Bouncing off each other”: The key to a natural friendship

33:38 First impressions of each other

38:39 Interests outside of dance

41:41 Dylan’s famous Jabbawockeez video (on YouTube! Link below)

42:41 How would you describe each other (in one word) as a dancer?

46:32 Rapid fire questions

48:08 What’s good in the dance community right now?

52:27 Top secret ideas for “220’s Sexy Day”

53:56 Closing remarks

The conversation continues on all of our social platforms…

  • Follow us on Instagram & TikTok @colabpodcast 
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  • Follow Dylan Banares on Instagram @dylbanares or visit dylanbanares.com 
  • Follow David Dioso on Instagram @daviddioso and check out the video he chose that best describes his dance style https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cwgm_8l_hK9-_4Hf-fBobhfLpZpTZP9I/view?usp=drivesdk
  • Follow Ranny Fernandez on Instagram @rannyfernandez and check out the video he chose that best describes his dance style https://www.instagram.com/p/B5jLeyijCWa/?igshid=1738j7dfab74j
  • Follow Ryan Quilapio on Instagram @rquilapio or visit Ryan at Legacy Creative Arts Studio in San Diego, CA and check out the video he chose that best describes his dance style https://www.instagram.com/p/B4doI_oHNE4/?igshid=1s2yadquui8ie
  • Here’s the link to Dylan’s “famous” Jabbawockeez video: https://youtu.be/b5guWGLN_d0 

Special thanks to Jane Banares for creating our Co-Lab Podcast artwork!

Music by Sam Stan - Das Boo - https://thmatc.co/?l=997FC418
Music by SkeetOnTheBeat - Late Night - https://thmatc.co/?l=E76B5749 



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