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The five elements of voguing 

This dance style was developed in the 1960’s in the Black and Latino Gay Ballroom Scene in Harlem New York. It was inspired by Vogue Magazine and the poses models would strike in order to be photographed. Examples of this art form can be seen in the film Paris is Burning.

And fuck Madonna’s video. The bitch!!!!

The five foundational elements of Voguing are: Hand/Arm Performance, Catwalk, Duckwalk, Spins & Dips and Floor Performance. From these five pivotal elements arise three primary styles:

Old Way: formerly also known as pop dip & spin or performance. This is the original voguing style and the basis for the development of the subsequent contemporary styles. Voguing in the old way it its purest form is a dance duel between two rivals. New Way and Vogue Fem grew from this foundational form.

New way: characterized by its precision in creating complex angles, boxes, lines and illusions with the arms, wrists and hands. It was used by performers inspired by the extreme flexibility and poses of contortionists, gymnast, yoga practitioners and haute couture fashion.

Vogue Fem is based on Old Way performance and embodies an extremely feminine appearance and movement. Its influences come from Modern Dance, Ballet, Figure Skating and Pantomime. The two characteristic dynamics in the presentation of this style are: “dramatic” – very fast with impressive and “soft & cunt” that emphasizes the grace and beauty of women by rather slow movements.
The five elements of voguing are analogous to the five elements of Hip-Hop; and, both art forms borrowed the five elements structure from Kung Fu movies shown on 42nd street before Disney and gentrification turned The Deuce into a tourist trap,

Elements of Harmony

A group of objects in "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" used my the Mane 6 to defeat Nightmare Moon and Discord. There are six elements: Kindness (Fluttershy), Generosity (Rarity), Honesty (Applejack), Laughter (Pinkie Pie), Loyalty (Rainbow Dash), and Magic (Twilight Sparkle).

Doing acts of kindness, generosity, etc., earn you points in that category, as in the game "Adventures in Ponyville" on The Hub's website.
Discord escaped from his stone prison, but the Mane 6 managed to use the Elements of Harmony to defeat him.

four elements 

four art forms of which consists hip hop culture: DJ-ing, rapping, b-boying and graffiti
Thou shalt remember that guns, bitches and bling were never part of the four elements and never will be.
four elements by hey_joe September 5, 2009

Wood Elemental 

Litterally the worst MTG card ever printed. Ever.
Nerd 1 "word up son im gonna cast this wood elemental"

Nerd 2 "hahahahahaha fuck me, i hope you got plenty of forests to tear up; you broke ass for eyes"

Nerd 1 "shit man, now ive had to tear up all my forests for this terrible card and im straight going to loose"

Nerd 2 "man, what a fucking horrible card"
Wood Elemental by Theshocker1984 January 8, 2012
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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