What do u do in a vip room for a whole hour are you dancing basically 55 minutes and doing small talk for five minutes?? Do you hear the music in VIP ( champagne room ) to dance ?

What do u do in a vip room for a whole hour are you dancing basically 55 minutes and doing small talk for five minutes?? Do you hear the music in VIP ( champagne room ) to dance ?



It depends on the customer and the club, and of course what you are comfortable with. I've had guys who wanted to talk the whole time, then I've had guys who wanted the "value" for their money and insisted on me dancing on them the whole time.
And typically, yes, you hear the music but its usually a bit quieter unless there are speakers back there.

How do u keep your strength to dance for an hour!!!
I don't dance the whole hour. I mainly talk and pretend to drink.




Mostly Talk/ flirt/ drink and extras if it's that kind of club. I spend most of my VIP time sitting in the customer's lap. Sometimes we cuddle. Try to focus on making the customer feel like a super stud, if you can. If he wants you to listen to him talk about calculating income tax receipts because that's what he's into, all you have to do is act like that is the most interesting topic in the world and that he is super-duper smart to understand all that math stuff.
They buy VIP rooms to stroke their own egos. When they say things like, "I want to hear about you!" That is code for, "I don't know what to talk about so I'm going to see if you have anything interesting to say." Instead of talking about yourself, talk about him in a complementary way. Something like, "Well, what can I say? I like older, well dressed gentlemen, like yourself. I just find your maturity and intelligence very attractive. Would you like me to take off my top and show you my boobs?"
I try to get them to RELAX into the time we have together - I try to get them to stop thinking about what they're going to "get"...instead, I try to create an experience for them. Very few guys want 30-60 minutes of the same thing (in the same way that you wouldn't sit down for a four-course meal and eat dessert four times in a row). They want variety.
I usually start out with some kind of statement, like "I'm SO happy we have a half hour / hour together...now we can stop feeling so rushed!" I then try to get them to agree to let me just "do my thing," which seems to let them mentally release the idea that they need to make requests / control our time together. So I'll say something like, "Do you mind if I just do my thing / whatever I feel like doing during our time together?" Usually they're eager to give up control to you, as the professional. Make it clear to them that you have no standard routine for the VIP room...you improvise based on the energy and connection (even if you do have a routine, your goal is to make them feel like that isn't the case...you're trying to create a vibe of excitement, intimacy, connection, and discovery).
After that's been established - he's relaxed and has relinquished control to you - then you can do whatever feels comfortable. Some women (such as arielbriel, I believe) work in high-end clubs where high rollers regularly wander in and have no qualms about racking up hours on their credit cards with the right dancer - in that case, you'd be fine sitting, talking, and pretending to drink for some of that time (no need to "do something" for the entire time). I work in a more modest club where half hours are the most commonly sold block of time. Hence why my advice mirrors that situation. So in my case, I always make sure I'm doing something during the half hour. I'm often talking to them while I'm doing whatever I'm doing, but I make sure they feel like we're interacting both physically and emotionally for the entire VIP.
Let's talk specifics - what do I mean by "doing something"? Our VIP room allows limited two-way touching (they can't touch breasts, ass, or pussy). I always incorporate massage into my time with them. If they seem into the idea of massaging me, I encourage that while I'm dancing (so if I'm dancing on their laps and they start to massage my back, I'll moan, tell them how incredible that feels, and stop dancing while they massage). I spend a good amount of time straddling their laps, massaging their heads, necks, shoulders while talking to them. You can cuddle with them a bit, too. I don't cuddle while laying down. I sometimes cuddle while sitting sideways on their laps and sometimes while facing their fronts (like a seated hug). I vary this intimate touching with dancing / sensual grinding. If they have a drink in the room, I make sure to hand it to them every ten minutes or so. While they take a drink, I may pose in front of them. You can talk to them about assorted sexy topics while you're doing all of these things. Some guys enjoy dirty talking while you're dancing for them. You can pretend to touch yourself while you're grinding on them - "do you mind if I touch myself while I dance for you?" (sexy voice) - and just massage your inner thigh instead. If they seem particularly interested in a certain part of my body, I might ask if they'd like to see that part more clearly. Clubs are usually dimly lit, so if your customer loves pussy, why not lean back on the couch next to him and allow the light to hit that area so they can get a better visual?
Even if a customer thinks he wants 100% dancing, that's not necessarily what will make him the happiest. So if he seems very focused on you just dancing for him, ask for permission to add things into your dancing. "Do you mind if I rub your neck a little?" "What's your favorite position?" - use this both for conversation and to center your dance moves around whatever that position might look like (if he likes doggy style, dance more with your back to him, etc.). "Would you like to order another drink?"
Everything you do will depend on your club's rules, your own boundaries, and what your customer seems to be into. The more you can focus their attention on receiving an experience rather than a product / service, the better. You'll rarely get a customer who shoots down your attempts to diversify your activities. Think to yourself, what makes having a block of time uniquely enjoyable? What can't he get during a dance that he can get in the VIP room? Time to get to know you better as a sexy, fascinating woman? "I love that we have this time to get to know each other better... <ask him a fun / sexy question>" More contact? "I love that you can touch me now..." 'Free' alcohol? "Oooh, fun! Let's order drinks together!" A more comfortable room? "I love that we can control our own music in here..." You get the idea.![]()
I made that fucker a giant block of text so anyone who wants to benefit from my advice has to want it! Bahahahahaha.
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