Moy?

@@betterthanchris Jeremy the other guy with the mic has long hair under a cap he’s dope AF!!!

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Man, I remember Breakfree a few years ago, Palmer and Jeremy called out Flowmaster and Kid Rainen. That battle went on for like an hour! They had to stop it because there was still battles going on.

Twenty years the same stuff, has nothing new

@@serhii3436 could you do the same stuff for 20 years, you, cheap e-boy?

Ronnie is really on point, musical, sharp, executing and dropping nukes on opponents he dropped flaws and became more interesting through these years of evolving

yup, judges took them to the workshop called "30 years of real bboying"

Bboy wicket I think

@@nickstanton6021 Wicket always brings the heat

@Dylan Sonny yeah I'll pass on the virus, thanks.

Cause they'd always rob Milwaukee and we'd have to go to work 😜🧞‍♂️

You had to stay ready with Chicago bboys

It's still the same way here 🥰

oh, no wonder why the dj was literally hotter than a newborn supernova, it was bboy wicket

Props to Breakfree for letting this rock, good move.

Damn brought me back to the old days when we were ready!!!

it’s not about being soft it’s about setting the rules to this sport so people are not confused on how to earn respect. if it’s allowed in the competition let it be said upfront to the judges, and competitors that way a judge doesn’t feel disrespected because he was hired to do a job called judging not getting paid to battle. and if that is the case that judges are free targets DURING THE COMPETITION AND NOT JUST THE CYPHERS THEN THE JUDGES SHOULD GET PAID MORE FOR DOING EXTRA WORK.

@@tryit5 I've witnessed judges being called out since 2002. Not in one single flier did it have anything about being "allowed" to call out a judge. All it had on there was Date, Time, Location and Cover. I've also been called out as a judge and never felt disrespected because I wasn't told I could get called out. Just handled business and continued judging rest of battles. Lets be honest, I love the fact that these judges get paid, and sometimes they get to negotiate. But literally, a judge gets a paycheck for giving an opinion. That's not hard work! I'll stand by with what I said, if you don't think the judges are working, make them work. -- I also think calling out judges comes with a territory. You better back that shit up and not waste people's time. I've seen judges just straight up reject a call out because it would be a waste of time. So if you are calling out a judge, you better be about it. And I can tell, this dude Jeff, is.

​@@NickyQ nothing you're saying is invalid, but if we are going to continue to have these sporting events, there has to be more clarity on what is allowed during the competition so the judge doesn't feel personally disrespected, and the competitor doesn't look like an immature bad guy to the public and the rest of the sports breaking community. if the judges are a free target then the judges should be made aware of that so when they do get called out they know it's part of the event and nothing personal. this lack of communication now has lil john looking at jeffro a certain type of way because of the call out to the point where he got on the mic and made a statement and after all of this jeffro just standing there not understanding why it's disrespectful what he did. like I've said before, to me calling out the judges is corny, hold the L and move on, BUT IF THAT IS WHAT JEFFRO HAS BEEN TOUGHT TO DO TO EARN RESPECT THEN I CAN NOT BLAME HIM FOR ACTING THAT WAY. the event runners should male the rules clear to everyone that way no one is confused. I genuinely don't think jeffro meant to disrespect anyone, but the lack of communication made the situation cringey and like I've also said before this is new territory in this sport

@@tryit5 bboying is not a sport, it is a dance and a culture

Calling out judges in 2002 was wack just like it is today. If you didn't like the result you take it to the cypher. If he felt like he "torched" El Niño then prove to the mass not the judges. Calling out judges just makes you look silly, soft and salty. Kids need to learn the rules and respect before entering this culture. So many people now a days are "bboys" cause of the internet. Y'all haven't put in the work these judges have, I was there in the trenches for years with all of them. So many people think they know what bboyin' is about cause they read thru comments and watched "docs" online. This age of bboyin' is soft, period.

lol he beat El Nino in every single round imo but ya sure.....Jeffro was really out there dancing and El Nino was just throwing moves barely on beat.

Hate to break it butt Jeffro took that on just originality alone.

El Nino vs Jeffro at this event, if you're still wondering

It's one thing to call out in a Cypher, it's a totally different situation when you decide to stop a whole event to watch amatuers vs professionals battle because someone let some shit get into his head . Smh

RAD is pro tho.

@@JRADisDPK "Amateurs" ? Bro u must be high af

Compared to who they called out , there amatuers . They were literalt in diapers when pokie and flea rock were all ready rocking wcrtm events and kony but yall just follow the new and weren't there when shit was rocking early late 1990s early 200s. Lol I can't get mad at yall for not knowing your history, but you should do research on the LEGENDS they called out . And once again . Compared to Ronnie, flea, lil Jon, and pokie. 100% amatuers . They threw 1 or 2 solid rounds the rest was clinic on how to dance . Why you think jon was telling jefro to calm down, it was because he wasn't even dancing jusy going off of emotion. Now look how calm cool collected fleas rounds were and tell me I'm bugging. Cmon now don't act these kids are on the same level ciz it very obvious to someone who actualy lives it vs those who just watch for ent.

And gps , if you in ny we can battle , im 32 and will still put it on you g . Lmk ill pull linoleum and all . Give you 3 rounds and head out . Lite work

shut up.

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Hes being doing dat move back in the days... Never seen anyone argue bout dat move thou..

@@afiqirfan1488 ty!

That’s a classic original move

None of them. Everyone does it. Storm had this back in the 80’s. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pKmjZcqo3tDPZ6c.html

Lmao oh shit I never saw that 6:22

Let’s get this correct: RAD IS ON FLEA’S VIBE. RESPECT THE LEGEND! RESPECT THE STYLE KING!

I've seen callout's happen on the street outside after the event

this shit is being said so much it’s like y’all are ignoring the fact that moy allowed it.

You aint about the real breakin O.O

These emo bboys are about to stop the Olympic competitions just for a call out LOLz

I totally agree wt you bro! Call em out after the event haha!! I clearly remembered la smalla vs 7 commandoz haha that's a classic one too

Yeah he also gets called a biter at 7:45 by the chick standing beside bboy zeshen lol 💀💀

no its not at all. kazuki has a different variation.

@@shreeyadpant4252 at 3:55 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7GjgcihtNjYnp8.html *not at all* eh?😬😬😬

Was thinking that when i saw it

@@whateverdude1821 Kazuki and the RAD guy, are both sweeping their right leg, and stepping over it with their left. However, Kazuki is going counterclockwise, and RAD guy is going clockwise. This means, in relation to their turning, they are using different legs. A.k.a the move is flipped. But visually almost identical. I'd say it's not enough for them to be distinguished from one another as two separate moves.

Hell nah

Yeah weird. Flo master and Jeskillz voted for Jeffro, so I don't think they had to come out. 1v3 would have been dope to see. But I'm not complaining at all, this felt like a BOTY final between two beefing crews lol.

@@dagger_wrist they just backing each other. and el nino was right to come in because jetfro was basically saying he won that.

I’ve never called out a judge so I won’t try and act like I know how it’s supposed to be, but I definitely would have respected Jeffro a lot more if he had gone in by himself. Prove that you got enough in your arsenal to even warrant the callout

You guys gotta remember that even though he called him out and just those judges the crew jumped in to back him up. Just so it wasn’t a 1v3 be as it may thinking it’s fair he went in by himself. Having his crew there wasn’t a problem. If it was Jeremy and moy would’ve stopped it.

@@soupesoupe he did tho... not only was el ninos toprock bad they was of beat footwork was weak only thing dope was the power round but he been running the same shit for a while whats with the nut riding...Jeff styled on him nasty techs.

Since when did bboyin even start having judges..i was a bboy in the 80s and there was never not one single judge ....This is all new mainstream bboyiing...no judges in the streets where we battled it was real raw no breakbeats no DJ no judges to determine nothing thats real bboying...This is all mainstream thats why even once in awhile bboys push each other and try to fight each other because of lack ofrespect and bboying is lost when bboying was created to not fight but battle on the floor and take each other out and how dope or freash you were was determined to win a battle not this judging bullshit..ive seen bboys now a days that are 5 tines better than the judges...Like Thesis or Alkolil Menno.. Cloud There's to mamy to nane...just cause your a judge dont mean shit..Take it to the floor and let's see how dope you are in order to judge a battle of today with the bboys today...ive seen battles judged with lil jon the favoritism judge Ken Swift the old school bboy and crazy legs and boys today will wax all of them with one set ..and those are judges...nope no dice. Let the sets do the talking let the uprock start the battle let the footwork speak for itself...This judging bull has to go...old school bboying never had judges and who ever started it changed a traditional battle form to win respect by fresh ass sets and uprocking by way of judging instead of letting the moves speak for themselves.....THATS ALL MAINSTREAM...nothing to do with old school...si tu sabes ese.i was a bboy in Nuevo Mexico in the 8os majestic floor warriors crew and our uprock and 6 step footwork and freeze chairs determined who won...no judges needed..we didnt even beat kill no breakbeats or djays just a boombox playing whodini or tour de France by craftwerk no sponsors tambien.the barrio pobre was our sponsor...imagine that vato...Now that was bboying

That happens at every jam rather it’s an organized event or not part of the culture.

I say it’s corny, UNLESS there is a rule where if you call out a judge, and win, you get another chance to battle in the bracket and advance, either against the person who you lost against or another sore loser ha ha

@@Ajguahguah Callouts are lit =D! No respect needed! Fuck those greedy clout hogging judges!

@@tryit5 PLEASE Educate your self This is real hip hop braking culture has been for over 40 years. Know your history so you can understand the present. One love and respect

@@alloverunb1982 I disagree, this was never a thing in the distant past. what we are watching are sporting events. the dance side of things is practiced in the cyphers, and parties, not on an organized stage with prize money and trophies. I’m not saying that breaking as a sport is bad, I’m just saying it’s different with different types of rules

@@NukinFutzNelly Lol yeah. I don't live in Texas but we connect and trip out on IG. Not that you would care but jus putting it out there

@@NukinFutzNelly callout was justified you chump

John too old and fat. he catch a heart attack lol

@@alexvegafba4512 John is Wack

might have to open up your eyes lol

Was thinking the same....soooo wack!

I can see what he was trying to do,, just didn't have it down clean and concise.

Not completely, the first dude from Rad was going 100 mph and couldn't hit a beat on accident. Idc how many blow ups he did he was trash.

Everyone here can catch these rounds.

@@SkullFaceNinja hit 5 on you’re keyboard. That boy smoked the beat.

Originality>musicality 😉

@@benturkiamohamed1659 jeff has originality too though🤷🏽‍♂️ thats a double wammy😉

Hahahaha if Jeff was first homeboy from RAD then I can see y'all don't really know what hitting beats are, dude was late on all beats and was going 100 mph on slow tracks 🤣🤣🤣

Nope . . Rad is basic vs originals.. i don't they smoke.. or burn.. judges keepin easy

The callout was?

You're cringe bruh. Not how any of it works. This ain't some disney show.

It was okay’d by the promoters and you forget at the end of the day it’s a dance. It’s a form of expression. This is the culture. Nothing unprofessional about speaking up and calling out the judges. You Don’t do that at sports sure, but this is dance. This is hip hop and a form of expression? It’s everyone’s opinion sure, but at the end of it. They called out the judges for what they felt was unfair and handled it on the dance floor, period. That’s how this culture is. And If it was unprofessional or bad then Jeremy and moy would’ve stopped it. And instead gave them time to do it. What’s cringey is you don’t see that breaking is just that. They were just breaking.

@@Ajguahguah I’m going to disagree. the dance revolves around crews, cyphers, parties, and catching people at different locations and battling on the spot. for decades the “dance” was practiced like that. once you add judges, sponsors, rules, set times, rounds, prize money, tax id forms, announcers, commentators, slow motion playback, copywrite free music (eww), the signing of weavers to have the rights to use and sell your image the way they see fit, it then starts evolving into a sport. as I said I’m my post I genuinely don’t blame jeffro for calling out the judges because he has been taught in past events that that is the way to earn respect, BUT a judge got on the microphone and felt that it was disrespectful to get called out because as he said he was there to judge not to battle, he is not getting paid to be called out and battled for his decision. there for more clear communication from the event organizers to the competitors and the judges would be nice on subjects like these on what is allowed and not allowed so no one feels disrespected. to me calling out a judge to battle in this type of professional sports setting is corny, hold the L and move on. BUT LIKE I SAID BEFORE I CAN NOT BLAME JEFFRO FOR CALLING OUT A JUDGE WHEN IN THE PAST THAT IS WHAT HE WAS TAUGHT TO DO, moy and jeremy were unprepared for something like this and also with the injury that a competitor gravity had later on in the event. this is brand new territory for them so just because they let it happen doesn’t mean it was the right choice because they are sending mixed messages to the competitors and the judges. and with all due respect but if anyone goes to planned sporting events like this to experience the “raw” original essence of the dance then they are looking in the wrong place. crews, parties, cyphers, is were the dance started, what we are watching here is a sport, AND THAT IS NOT A BAD THING IT IS JUST DIFFERENT, AND SHOULD BE TREATED DIFFERENTLY WITH DIFFERENT RULES. this is just new territory for everyone

@@tryit5 ok dude I think you need to calm down

@@koreywithaK I’m not mad, I just use capital letters to highlight a point, I’m not genuinely yelling at my keyboard and computer screen at the top of my voice in anger ha ha. but from now on, I’ll find a different way to highlight a point since this new generation is so word sensitive on the internet these days

@@tryit5 straight up, your opinion goes completely out the window with the fact you have “breakdance cool” as a username. No wonder you only view this art as a sport. Foh with that fake bullshit