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Parris Goebel - Choreographer
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Parris Goebel

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Parris Goebel is a prominent choreographer recognized globally for her innovative work blending contemporary dance styles with hip-hop and popping techniques. She gained significant attention creating dynamic routines featured in Justin Bieber’s “Sorry” music video and collaborating with Jennifer Lopez. Her expertise makes her sought after by musicians and production companies needing distinctive movement direction, particularly within the pop and hip-hop genres. Goebel's work is primarily for artists involved in music videos and performance projects.

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Parris Goebel ranks #64 of 222 in the Choreographer ranking, behind Doris Humphrey, ahead of Lloyd Newson.

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What Justin Bieber video did Parris Goebel choreograph?

Parris Goebel choreographed Justin Bieber's "Sorry" music video in 2015, which featured dancers from her New Zealand-based dance crew performing her signature hip-hop style. The video has accumulated billions of views on YouTube and helped define Bieber's Purpose era.

What is the name of Parris Goebel's dance crew?

Goebel founded and leads the Palace Dance Studio in Auckland, New Zealand, which houses crews such as the Royal Family that have competed and won at the World Hip Hop Dance Championship. Her crews have become a major force in global competitive dance.

Has Parris Goebel choreographed for artists other than Justin Bieber?

Yes, Goebel has created choreography for major artists including Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez, and Ciara, establishing herself as one of the most sought-after choreographers in pop music. She also choreographed routines for Jennifer Lopez's Las Vegas residency.

What is Parris Goebel's signature choreography style?

Goebel blends hip-hop with elements of popping, contemporary dance, and Polynesian movement influences, creating aggressive yet fluid routines that emphasize isolation and group synchronization. Her style is sometimes referred to as "Polyswag" in recognition of her Samoan heritage.

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