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PRO TEAMS COMPETE AND SCORE POINTS AT EACH TOUR STOP. THE TEAM WITH THE MOST POINTS AT THE END OF THE SEASON WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
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For the first time in history, the world's best dance teams will compete as professional franchises, just like traditional sports teams. These aren’t just crews—they’re organizations built to win championships, grow fanbases, and define the future of dance as a sport.
This is more than competition—it’s a career. The IDLTM is creating real jobs for professional dancers, with contracts, salaries, and the opportunity to represent their teams on the world’s biggest stages.
The era of competitive dance as a profession starts now. Meet the six teams leading the movement.
GRV
Los Angeles, CA
World of Dance, Vibe Champions. BTS, Enhypen, etc.
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Royal Family
Auckland, NZ
Parris Goebel's renowned dance crew. Super Bowl, Grammys, VMAs, Rihanna, Nike
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Quick Style
Oslo, Norway
NBC's World of Dance, Vogue Scandinavia, Viral Wedding Dance over 118M Views
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Brotherhood
Vancouver, CA
2x World Champion, NBC's World of Dance
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Jam Republic
SINGAPORE, SGP
Top Artist Choreographers. MNET's Street Woman Fighter.
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1 MILLION
Seoul, KR
South Korea's Most Popular Dance Crew With Over 26M YouTube Subscribers
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Our competition begins with 6 total teams. Each team will be randomly assigned an opposing team to compete against. This will include 3 sets of 1-on-1 dance battles.
A panel of 9 dance professionals will score each team's performance based on 5 categories: Technique, Choreography, Performance, Musicality, Impression
Each vote per judge is equal to one point for a total of 9 available points per matchup.
The three teams who were awarded the most points in their matchup will advance to the next and final round.
The 3 winning teams of the previous round will now face off against each other, performing a second new routine that is unique from their first.
The final 3 teams are scored with the same rubric, but given a score out of 100. The teams are then ranked 1st, 2nd, and 3rd! They earn 7, 5, and 3 points respectively toward the IDL championship.
Each team earns 1 point for each judge vote from the heads up battles and the points earned from the final battle. These points will be added to their total series points, leading to a champion at the end of the season.