Effect of music on u, do u tap ur fingers or feet with music beat

I usually move my body to the beats of music that I like. But if I am in public and not in a position to really move to the beats, I tap my fingers or feet to music. In the car, it's usually my head that does the bobbing. I am a dancer and can't really stop myself from moving to the beats of music.

Hi friend, I love music.I do the same with my interesting songs comes. I think it is common to everybody.Its just a feeling of happiness at that moment.I even sometimes dance while hearing the music.I am lover in listening melody songs. have a nice day

yeh i am very much in to sancing so generally my feet taps or they keep on moving as in without moving from the place but just tapping in the same place.i njoy doing this when i am in a very good mood or listening to the rocking songs amongst my favousrites. i also start singing along when i m listening to sad or good slow romantic songs.

i don't care for dancing either but i'll usually tap my foot or fingers along to the beat of a song while in a car or at a concert, definitely. :]

It happens to me, I like music and dance. I tap my feet. Sometimes I clap my hands and swing.

yup...me 2.more time,imma move my body,i mean im gonna dance 2 da music...i luv hiphop/R&B songz n when im listenin,i jus tap,nod,swing & step 2 da beat without conscious.therez no obvious feelin or i should say da feelin nice,smooth & natural...

i do . i love the music so mostly this type of thing happen with me. but when i get busy on work then nothing happens like that.

Hi cupid :) I actually move my leg with the music.. I can't help it... my friends used to hold my legs so I stop moving them.. but I can't resist the music :p

Music is my stress reliever and i listen to all kinds of music.If some of y favourite numbers are played my feet just taps automatically which shows the involvement in music i believe.. I have a variety of music collection staring from films, albums etc., and listen to them whenever iam free at home.

It depends on my mood, how sensational the music is and who are all at home at that time. When everything is okay and normal, I will also join in and spoil the singer's voice. If it's a melodious song, I will just sit through patiently listening to it. If it's a fast track, I will usually get up, locomote within the room and even be influenced to do dance( if nobody's at home) movements synchronously with the song and its beats. But no, I do not tap my fingers or feet, not normally.

When the music is love song, I oftentimes hearing myself singing as well. If it is an upbeat music I could not help but groove. lol But not all the time. Because sometimes I am too busy that even to swtich on the music is hard for me to do. But if I am free, I always tune in.

I for some reason, don't have a musical note in my body HOWEVER, my 2 little GD - 7 and 18 months, both of these little girls started "dancing to the beat" as soon as tey started walking! I mean to tell you that they hear the first 3 notes and it starts in their feet and literally you can watch it move up their bodies - then the knees start bending then the hips start swaying and wiggling and then the waist and the arms and hands finish it off into the most wonderful ittle dance you have ever seen! And it all started with a few short notes....

It depends on the mood actually. If I'm sleepy, well, I tend do doze off. :D If I'm angry, it cools me down. If I'm happy, it makes me sing. :)If I'm sad, I become happy. ^_^

i love music and i always have it on while i'm riding,reading...i usually tap my fingers and feet with the beat of a beautiful song,it feels wonderful!lol

I usually wind up drumming my hands on the steering wheel, as most of the music I hear is while I am in the car. Music definitely has an effect on our minds. I took a pychology class where the teacher played different types of music and we had to write what the music made us feel. That was a very hard class to sit through, and the teacher understood it so we were allowed to leave our seats as needed. It was a great experiment!