Track 1 | “Melons” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece is about brotherhood. Me and my brother, Michael Yu, collaborated on this piece a few months back and focused on just dancing together. Michael and I started off dancing as bboys and wanted to bring some of that to this piece. We have been there for each other since the beginning of our dance journeys and it feels incredible to see how far we have come since then. We both have our own very different styles, but together, we created something beautiful. Full of Michaels explosive moves to my more intricate/emotional moves, we were able to create what you guys see here. Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu), Michael Yu (@mistermikeyyu) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Matt Maeson - "Melons"

Track 2 | “The Fear” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece is about people in society being afraid to chase after what they really want. I was originally inspired by seeing Larkin Poynton/Side by Side Dance Company perform at urban paradise 2015. To me, I feel like everybody is afraid of something. Whether that be a physical or mental thing, the fear is always holding people back from what they can truly be. This piece is about embracing that fear and discovering new potentials. I asked Crystal Chan and Rosalind Hsu, both amazing movers, to help me fulfill this vision. Lastly, since this was filmed almost a year ago, this piece brings nostalgia to my heart. Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Dancers: Rosalind Hsu (@rozdr) & Crystal Chan (@cryystalchan) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Ben Howard - "The Fear"

Track 3 | “Really? Yeah.” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece, is about having a good time. Dance can be so serious sometimes that I wanted to create a piece that let’s go and is about having fun. I’ve danced with Michael and Shawn since 2012, and since then we’ve only gotten closer. It’s crazy to see how we’ve all molded into our own artists, but together, it’ll always be like dancing on TL 2012 again. I placed this as track #3 as a reminder that dance is fun, and sometimes it doesn’t need to be more than that. Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Dancers: Michael Yu (@mistermikeyyu) & Shawn Huang (@shawnshuang) Videography: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) Edited By: Dre Alvarez *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. KYLE - "Really? Yeah!"

Track 4 | “Colors” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece is about discovering self-expression. When I choreographed this piece, I was sick. My mind was cloudy and I was stressed and tired. While I listen to Michael Blume’s lyrics: “All of these colors, bleeding from my head”, I interpret this statement as all of the thoughts that constantly run through your mind and make you feel confused and confined. We’re all wearing grayscale because in society I feel like we all hide our inner thoughts. Whatever is going on up there, we put it to the side, as work, school, etc (obligations) are first. Feelings and thoughts second. During the video, there is a freestyle section where everyone is wearing different colors: that represents individual feeling and expressive creativity. It then returns to grayscale because we constantly blend in with society. My goal of this video is to inspire people to express themselves how they want to and to be proud of their individual creativity. I want to give a shoutout to Michael Yu Chrystina Yu Mel Hsieh Shawn Huang Christian Rodriguez Kevin Wu for doing this project with me. I have looked known/danced with you guys for a long, long time and I respect all of you so much. Thank you for putting in work (literally, they improved on cement floor for this haha) and helping me share my vision. Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Dancers: Shawn Huang (@shawnshuang), Michael Yu (@mistermikeyyu), Chrystina Yu (@chrystinayu), Christian Rodriguez (@its_crod), Melvin Hsieh (@ninjameowvin), Kevin Wu (@wuushin), Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Michael Blume - "Colors"

Track 5 | “The Wilhelm Scream” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece is about my interpretation of anxiety. This piece is the only solo piece off of this album and the only all freestyled piece. A couple months back, I was doing way too many things. Whether that be school, work, extra-curriculars, I put way too much on my plate and that caused my schedule to constantly overlap with myself. In spring of 2017, I had my first anxiety attack. I didn’t know what it was or what was happening, but it kept happening for the next couple of months. I later learned that this was anxiety. I am no expert by any means on anxiety, but it did happen to me and I wanted to express myself through movement. This freestyle expresses what I felt when I had my attacks, and Vincent added another layer of artistry by filming at so many beautiful shot angles. This piece is track 5, because it is the definition of “feelsy” for me. Something almost indescribable, but a mix of emotions that I constantly find myself dwelling in. Freestyle By: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. James Blake - "The Wilhem Scream"

Track 6 | “U Gat It” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece will forever be special to me because it was my first concept video that I have ever made. I reached out to Vincent Hwang/Selected Vizual because I knew he made amazing work and I wanted to see what it was like working with him. Little did I know, that we would become great friends and he would film/edit all of the tracks off of my album! I asked Michael and Shawn because I knew they knew how I moved and were the most comfortable with my style. I am so thankful for this video because it pushed me to grow artistically and achieve new heights with this album. Choreography By: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Dancers: Shawn Shuang (@shawnshuang), Michael Yu (@mistermikeyyu) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. BVRGER Ft. Alberto Vega - "U GAT IT"

Track 7 | “Wanna Be Cool” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece is about being yourself. From social media, to fashion trends, to people around you, everyone is always influenced by other people. This doesn’t just apply to the media, but it also applies to dance. In urban dancing, a lot of people look up to these amazing choreographers and mimic them so much that it eventually turns into “biting” (a bboy term for copying). I think it’s SO important to stay true to who YOU are and what you do. Growing up I did Wushu, a Chinese martial art, that was always underrated. My parents taught me to fight for what I believe in and to be myself always. I asked Ryan Barroga, Caesar Soledad, Yanni Velasquez, and Vincent Hwang to be in this video because each of these individuals practice what I’m preaching. They stay true to who they are and excel at it. A big shoutout to Kim Ambrocio for filming and editing this whole video! Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Dancers: Shawn Huang (@shawnshuang), Yanni Velasquez (@yanni_tsunami), Ryan Barroga (@ryanxmartin), Caesar Soledad (@soledaddyyyyyy) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment - "Wanna Be Cool"

Track 8 | “Youth” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece is about falling out of love. Everyone has their own interpretation of falling in and out of love. This piece is my interpretation of just that. Daughters lyrics really struck home for me as she feels lost, destroyed, and honestly bittersweet by the end of it all. I asked Crystal Chan, Rosalind Hsu, and Kelly Yen to dance in this track with me because I know they can embody these emotions that I was feeling. We woke up at 6AM for this shoot, but it was so worth it as the lighting helped to telling our story. I placed this track at 8 because it is a good spot to reflect. Not to dwell, but to reflect on the past and move forward stronger than ever. Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Dancers: Kelly Yen (@kellyyen85), Crystal Chan (@cryystalchan), Rosalind Hsu (@rozdr) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Daughter - "Youth"

Track 9 | “Skinny Love” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece is a special one that I made with Crystal Chan. We collaborated this piece together and I am so happy how it turned out. I have always respected Crystal as an artist and person, so I was so blessed to work with her on this piece. One of our favorite artists, Bon Iver, inspired us to make a piece to skinny love. For this piece, we wanted to try story telling through dance. We embodied Bon Iver’s words and emotions, and then gave our own interpretation of what skinny love means to us. I placed this track at number 9, to remind myself that love can be the strongest thing in this world, with the right perspective. Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) & Crystal Chan (@cryystalchan) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Bon Iver- "Skinny Love"

Track 10 | “All We Do” | That One Feelsy Album | I was originally inspired by Oh Wonder's "All We Do" music video which questions what it means to be human. For this piece, I asked everyone the big question of: “Why Are We Here?” Not in a literal sense like why am I filming this dance video, but in a more abstract way like why do I exist and what is my purpose in life. I am at a point in my life where I question many things such as the things I do, the things that exist in this world, the people here, the emotions I feel, the relationships I have towards other people, etc. I thought it would be cool to ask my close friends to help answer this big question. The answers I got were incredible. I also feel like in this world, dancers are unintentionally silent. Dancers move to other people’s music and or words, but not often their own. I recorded everyone’s response of my original question, and my friend Ryan turned their voices into a new sound, fusing the music with their voices. Each person in this video freestyles to their own voice, showcasing their talents as dancers, speakers, and artists alike. We close the track (and album) off by dancing together as one. Although life is tough, we all experience it together and I wanted to capture that in dance. This is, “That One Feelsy Album”. Thank you for watching!! Choreography: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Danced By: Rosalind Hsu (@rozdr), Allan Zhao (@allantzhao), Crystal Chan (@cryystalchan), Ryan Barroga (@ryanxmartin), Kevin Madrigal (@kmadrigal), Christian Rodriguez (@its_crod), Melvo Hsieh (@ninjameowvin), Michael Yu (@mistermikeyyu), Shawn Huang (@shanshuang), Mikaela Klein (@mikaela_klein), Christina Yu (@chrystinayu), Micah Park (@micahahaha), Kathy Wang (@kathywang07), Jessica Yu (@yujeshi) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Oh Wonder - "All We Do"

Track 11 (Bonus Track) | “Made of Stone” | That One Feelsy Album | This piece I performed at the Live Viewing Party of #ThatOneFeelsyAlbum, says it all. This freestyle showcases what this album means to me. Dancer: Robert Yu (@rawbertyu) Videography & Editing: Vincent Hwang (@hobogangster) (@selectedvizual) *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED*** "This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law. I give full credit to the artists and songs used in this video. I do not claim any of the material to be my own. Just promoting it. Matt Corby - "Made of Stone"