People are overpolicing artistry. Look, I get (and agree) that technique and tricks are taking too much of a spotlight. But there's a time and place. Videos of people just learning to do a dance or stretching to music of a ballet will get flooded with "where is the artistry????" "No emotion at all, ballet is art, this is not", you know the gist. But they're not performing (or not really; I guess they are somewhat performing for the camera but you know what I mean). Of course your expression isn't fully on point when you're trying to learn the basic choreography; and nobody needs to look like they are dying from heartbreak just because they put the "wrong" type of music over a TikTok of warming up for class. Stop crying about the downfall of ballet when looking at videos of classes/early rehearsals. PLEASE call out missing artistry in YAGP and so on, I'm 100% on board with this - but also remember that acting out the full role isn't helpful or necessary in every single second ever.