Lovely! Lovely music!

We still bump your stuff at clubs in Florida

Still rocking this vinyl 2022 💪💪💪

It was my first record I bought .. here I am listening to it again

No,... THANK YOU! for the bad ass music..from the class of 1986

Same! I was 13 when this song was recorded on cassette and blaring outta my boom box. In New Orleans we called them jam boxes. Speaking of boxes, I can still feel the smoothness of that cardboard laid out on the concrete! Parachute pants, bandanas EVERYWHERE, in all kinds of colors, yet not one of those colors signified anything. The only thing we were affiliated with was the music, the breakin, the graffiti writing, the fashion, the culture. I'd give up every modern technology and "comfort" if I could go back to 1984

The matrix

kidding me,, i have been listing to this shit since it can out,,, i grew up to dance, rap, and the free style genre, this bumped in 1984,,, i graduated in 86,, was bumping NWA,,,Beastie Boyz and 2 live Crew be4 most ppl knew who they were,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,almost 56 and I still ROCK this shit

Kraftwerk, numbers 1981!!

;-) Smoke you mean a Grammy

What are yall...like 12 ?

@@stephenantonio3713 they were the godfathers as we all should know.

Nostalgic along with Egyptian Lover Soul Sonic Force Afrika Bambata Etc

TheElectrodefender more like Platinum

Indeed man!!! Is a gold jam!!!

Gothic,"purse" pump go ahead! "eternal life life everlasting" forearm . . .

Let me find out you from the D 🤔

Glenn Peters Exactly!

;-) True but let us not forget the DMX

Nothing that's out today can beat these old skool jams. All you Nu Skools listen and learn from the best of the best.

+MrMjsmith626 I think you're right :) - I'm revisiting this stuff and posting these videos on KZfaq. Love to share them with the younger generation!

MrMjsmith626 hell yes you hit right on the nutzacks

Or if you’re from Detroit…homie 😂

Are u single girl

;-) I prefer the Bronx Rockers vs Beat Street battle at the Roxy

OZONE!!!

Yeah like stop watching fake news.

Needa teach y'all how to pop fr.

Homie i hear ya. I'm sore af thinking about trying it now lol

I just turtled and put my wrist out , it was worth it .

yassssss! I love it! I tried the snake ! LOL!!

@@Ms.RobbyEyeVee paying cash for old Rap cassette tapes and old homemade mixtapes inbox me or holler back.

@David Trujillo;try and see if you can do the"Rambisco"then!!

Gaylord Cohen right MAD= MUTUAL ASSURED DESTRUCTION remember that term in the early 80’s

JUST REMINDS ME OF THE BREAK DANCE BATTLES WE USED TO HAVE ON THIS AND MANY OTHER RECORDS FROM THIS ERA IN MUSIC

@@0001BIGBROTHERseesyo I remember breakdancing in brooklyn ny , when it first hit the streets, literally. The kids were fantastic and were having so much fun breaking on cardboard or paneled wood, spinning their asses off. It was great back then.

@Gaylord Cohen;I used kill Missile Command on my Atari 2600!! Speaking of the Cold War;do you remember the frightening 1983 TV movie:"The Day After"?!?"

This style isn't funk. It's Electro-pop Computer, of family in the Numbers, generical sound of electronic german band Kraftwerk.

@@TravelerStratus there's a style in Brazil called '90's funk', wich is based in this beat-types. Search for "rap do solitário" ir "rap do Silva" and you Will understand what Anderson os talking about

@@joaopaulodarosa1048 it's true, João, but they Will never read your mesage

@@Breno-jh3tn faz parte kkkkkk

@@joaopaulodarosa1048 When Electro was introduced in Brazil, mainly the North American style that was a mixture of 70's funk with Kraftwerk's German Electro, mainly the classics Trans-Europa Express and Nummers served as sound percussion to materialize the Electro genre. With the North American merger, Electro became known as Electro-Funk or Electro-Boogie. In different countries the name changes, and in Brazil Electro-Funk was abbreviated just as Funk, serving as the name for the later strands of Electro. Abroad, this style is not recognized with the single term of Funk, especially in the countries that gave rise to Electro.

Me ither

practice =)

Shit..i think i was 11..this.. electric kingdom..Egyptian lover.. it all had us trying drill our way through the concrete. In 6th grade we'd have break battles using the painted 3rd base on the kickball court to spin on. ...any1 remember that crazy song "einstein EINSTEIN" ?

... You know great music when u hear it! You're all good! 🌹🔥👑🤘🏿🙏🏾

... None of us can! .. Stretch! 😳😁🤣

You would have loved growing up in the 80s.

Everybody's Shuffling :-P-P

Sorry but no

@@leftgerm8670 sorry but yes

This was a HIT

it is

dan theman you can never have too much cow bells.

dan theman yep yep love them bells

Well that's the Roland TR-808 for ya!

facts

I Love the 80s :-P-P

Someone was late to the party :-P

And Cameron Paul

Benji B-Side word

Thanks my friend! I miss them dance of Break dance battles, the energy and adrenalin running through my veins before the battle, our crew all pumped up and believing we are the best. The rivalry towards the other crews who stood before us, the focus of our minds, our masking of our excitement looking and being serious as fuck, waiting, waiting for the music to kick off, everyone twitching wanting to release this ever increasing energy and adrenalin and determination to bust the floor. ....Then the music kicks in big style and I burst into the circle with Top Rock and attitude, mocking the other side, to then bust my aerobic signature moves and burn around the floor like a lose firework!! Loved them special and unique times and the vibes created with music like this tune! Respect to you and peace my friend!!

Benji B-Side I'm 48 now can still break kids b like dang teach me that when i have time i give them a few moves!

Big respect Corey!! I can still break and have run break dancing workshops for disadvantaged kids. To see them learn a move after you have showed then gives me so much satisfaction.

Benji B-Side that's 4 sho bro keep up the good work they dont do it like we did they have one little dance for the month we had routines