Subway Dancers Of New York

The video explores the daily life of Waffle, a dance group performing acrobatics in New York subways. The group, consisting of Andrew, Cain, and Lex, earns money through their performances, similar to buskers. They strategically choose busy transit points to maximize earnings, targeting express trains and lively morning crowds. The video highlights their motivation to earn independently and showcases their talent in public spaces.

What is the main activity of the Waffle group in the New York subways?

• Performing acrobatics

• Conducting surveys

• Cleaning the subway

• Selling newspapers

Why does the Waffle group perform in the subway?

• To promote a new subway line

• To practice their dance moves

• To entertain tourists

• To earn money and gain financial independence

What is one of the benefits the Waffle group mentions about earning money from performances?

• They get free subway passes

• They can buy what they need without asking their parents

• They can travel for free

• They receive sponsorships from local businesses

How does the Waffle group decide where to perform?

• They target the busiest transit points

• They perform at random locations

• They choose the quietest subway stations

• They follow a fixed schedule

What time of day does the Waffle group find most favorable for performances?

• Midday

• Early morning

• Afternoon

• Late at night