We do this kinda shit effortlessly.

Word up I'm from the West too and Crunchy Black used to be going in 😂💯

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Thats cause Crunchy one of the Originators

Dallas was the first, then Philly, then everyone

Everyone is struggling. Democrats make sure of that.

The wheel is turning, what was once shall be again, we will learn to respect and love each other again, we are the true indigenous Niiji of America.

@@aborigineone2377call the amber lamps

We Indigenous Americans Niijis so-called black Americans always evolve it's like a never-ending creation for us.

We Niiji Americans aka so-called black Americans are always evolving we are creators of many things that benefit the whole world

with sneakers on at that.

Dear Black Males How does dancing in the street, lifting weights on KZfaq, playing with basketball balls on KZfaq, vertical jumping towards basketball ball goals on KZfaq and all this buffoonery you engage in everyday... 1. Feed you? 2. Cloth you? 3. Shelter you? 4. Address miseducation? 5. Address police genocide? 6. Address gentrification? 7. Address killing each other? 8. Address mass incarceration? 9. Address lack of wealth? 10. Address building up your communities? 11. Address black disunity? 12. Address black disorganization? 13. Address not building your own institutions and creating jobs for your people? 14. Address other groups economically controlling your communities? Etc.

I was just going to say that lol

Breh that’s fxckin hillarious 😂😂😂

@@coryumezu8460 It's buffoonery.

😂😂😂 man what shorts n beater like summer long sleeve shirt like spring jacket like fall the one dude got on coat n hoodie like winter 😂😂 starting to think they did it on purpose

Yeah man that ending was dope asf

Right

It's giving me anxiety because the forces are white.

crazy that forces are THE jookin shoes too

😆🤣😂💯

well said 🙂👍🏾

The girl was the best

The girl & white Nike shirt

Factz...... Bklyn All Day

Bring that same energy to the intellectual and mathematical department....

AMERICAN

@@pheleekseh1391 Same group of people with over 50,000 patented inventions…. So yeah, they kind of already do.

YEA YEA YEA YEA YEA YEAAAAAA 🔥

The whole world keeps its eyes on us at all times, we are the indigenous Niijis of America we are not from Africa nor are our ancestors, the history our colonizers wrote for us to learn in their school SYSTEM is a big fat lie, we are creators and inventors of many things the world benefit from, there is a hidden secret truth to us Niiji Americans they are afraid to get out but the wheel is turning.

YESSSSSSS❤️💯🙏🙏

Maaaaaaaaaaaaan!!!!!

Too bad they out there giving each other aids.

Damn! As somebody who loves to dance, but is not always positive, your comment hit!

Wtf you just say??

That’s a dope way of looking at it.

Let’s go Maryland 💪🏿💪🏿🔥

Where do you think Mike got some of those variations 👀👀

And yes the first guy with no shirt lol his nickname is Tiptoe

@@dangerwhite697 😂😂. Love it! Thanks for introducing me to Tiptoe. 👍🏾🙌🏾

@@dangerwhite697 BOOGALOO SHRIMP

Yea lol

As native Memphian thank you for showing love to the city..... As you can see it's not all negative here. It's a lot of hate here like anywhere, but as long as the love is stronger than the hate we will all be just fine....

Definitely ain't easy.

Yooo my boy in from New York also, the Bronx to be exact. I can’t find any dance classes anywhere here that teach Jookin. How can I tap in with u?

SERIOUS INQUIRY !

U do kno this dance came from nyc in the 80s. Jookin was created at the roof top skating rink. It was called dope fiend jook. Dope fiends used to dance like this and ppl start playin imatating it. And it got popular in the mid 80s. When alpo went to dc. Others went to Memphis, atl, texas etc. Selln drugs. Thats when it started getting different. Blk ppl started to dress diff. Hip hop. Etc. It came from ny. And the Memphis music style, and ppl , culture, vibe turned it into this. Memphis is under rated. And the culture is Memphis. Dont get it fukkd up. This is some Memphis shit. Jus cause it came from ny dont mean it int theirs. Shit. Rap came from ny. Hip hop style came from philly. But its still each areas own

You know WE IS

901!!!!!

Salute from Texas!!!

Standing

This shit hard bro, PG county

I am looking at this and I am wondering just how beautiful God created us. It's when unhealed emotions and the devil begin to teach us what hatred is that everything is thrown off balance. God bless these guys

TY ma'am you notice the shoes, footwerk

That was the most impressive, none of them did the same thing, it was all different moves

I love to see black men coming together like this. I hate to see them killing each other. Every one of their moves were unique. Go black Kings!

That’s what I noticed and dug too! No copy cat stuff all original and creative.

Most definitely🎉🎉

Yeh I'd rather see them come together on the street rather then on a bid or train to school. All young black America do is try dance, or rap... The rest is hard work. They all have shoes and nice clothes. Street clean with no holes in roof. But aye they have it worse then real Africa. Try harder!

Indeed💪🏾

Dear Black Males How does dancing in the street, lifting weights on KZfaq, playing with basketball balls on KZfaq, vertical jumping towards basketball ball goals on KZfaq and all this buffoonery you engage in everyday... 1. Feed you? 2. Cloth you? 3. Shelter you? 4. Address miseducation? 5. Address police genocide? 6. Address gentrification? 7. Address killing each other? 8. Address mass incarceration? 9. Address lack of wealth? 10. Address building up your communities? 11. Address black disunity? 12. Address black disorganization? 13. Address not building your own institutions and creating jobs for your people? 14. Address other groups economically controlling your communities? Etc.

💯💯💯💯💯

We never should've quit break dance battling.

We definitely need to stop the violence but for the kids that see this comment no these aren’t the real gangs. Maybe in Memphis but as far as black organized “crime” nah not at all but I feel you ✊🏾

Absolutely

What’s the song?

@@tristannash9483 Tommy Wright meet your maker

We were dancing like this before hip hop. This started in COGIC churches that originated in the mid south area that's very big in Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi. People started dancing to rap music later on. Hip hop had very little influence in our region until the late 90s because our parents banned all rap music movies in the house 😂😂😂

The older dancers are a catalog of dance moves that the younger dancers can pull from.

i agree he was the best out of them all he killed that egyptian style dance

@@boldenageentertainment6915 yeah hes def in the top 3. I feel the ones at 1:30 , 1:58 and 2:23 stole the show. All was dope af tho!!

I'm born and raised Detroit 313 and I jitt still today. The moves can be combined but its not the same dance. The ticking is though. Footwork kinda not really but can be implemented. This here is crazy those guys are sick on gang. Big creativity and skill. Didn't see any drops though.. ground work.

They been doing this dance since early 90's

i looked up vidoes of detorit jittin its completely different to jookin. jittin looked more similar to chicago or new york style dancing. If you think jittin looks similar to this you just don't know what you're seeing

@@letag3927 80's

@@yodaddyknow490 i watched some jittin when i popped up in my feed one time but they really diff dances based on diff city culture and the music that was popular when it came around... you cant jitt to memphis phonk and you cant jook to detroit sound... there is an entire genre of music that almost helps you dance the right way, jookin is all about the pop and lock on beat combined with the complex footwork and the true OG masters of it show that here in some of their moves... especially #4 w nike shirt, the older dude with glasses and the guy with no shirt fedora hat... the way they bounce and hit dope footwork is what sets them apart its like mesmirizing FR, i can bounce and hit a few moves here and there but it takes real practice and skill to keep up the randomness and smoothness of their footwork as well as just having a swag to it all

Chinese people love how we dance no lie

Growing up in Mempho. We always danced in the streets or at the park. Kids would gather at one location and dance as a group.

It NEVER went out of style, sm just makes it easier to see what everyone doing from all over.

😂

😂😂😂

Don’t break that backkkk😂😂😂😂 cause I’m right behind you she gots NO CHANCE WHEN I LEARN

Ankles gone b shot after lol 😆

@@abdulsmith1569 🤣