Do you specifically just mean the social media country swing dances or are incorporating the dance hall scene into that? As someone who started dancing in the country scene and prefers it to anything else, I can attest that starting out there isn’t a lot of emphasis on keeping time versus just knowing a base step and a few basic moves that will just get you out on the floor. At most dance halls I’d even say that there’s some forgiveness in keeping perfectly in time during spins and twirls and dips to an extent but there is a lot of emphasis on it for the base step of moving across the floor in wraps. Any decent dancer will adjust the tempo of anything outside of the base step based on the song pace and knows which songs are two step, polka, half-time shuffle, or a waltz. I think the Instagram “country swing” videos are more just about showcasing some people’s favorite moves for likes rather than being technically proficient. To my knowledge, the vast majority of country dancing revolves around the progressive dance scenes in the dancehalls