He's definitely not underrated. You're misinformed if you think that people in the breakdance (or breaking) community underrate him. He's considered one of the most active promotors of the breakdance and hip-hop culture, and, furthermore, he's often credited for being one of the few people that revived breakdancing (directly in Europe and possibly indirectly in the rest of the world). By the way, he won two of the first editions of the Battle of the Year with his crew Battle Squad. Furthermore, he's been the judge of breaking events like Red Bull BC One.

This was in 2005 actually

i came here just to hear that part ahaha i grew up on this dvd, great stuff

George Go it is self made buddy.

Omg 😱 are you real storm? Your style and songs still so Nice!!!!!!!

@@robitzky Ich bin ein Fan von Ihnen. Danke, dass Sie so gute Musik und Tanz mit uns teilen!

Which way are your knees supposed to go then when you're squatting? Knees only bend one way so your statement is almost complete bullshit

+Eli Johnson thats why storm is still rockin footwork like he is 20 years old. I think you probably had wrong technique. When I started footwork training my knees also hurted. This was because i did not used my arms that much to support my body.

This position is not the problem, because your weight goes straight to your feet, not to your knees. It is different from the usual gym squat when you just put them in front of the feet, because then the stress really goes to your knees, as you are not standing on top of your heels. The problem is when you leave this position to do footwork, improper technique will eventually hurt your knees, which is probably what happened to you.

Weight plays a big part that's why you got to be in shape like storm

@@Kenjinap hi, just started bboying recently so would like to know more about this. Can you be more specific about what the correct form is? I try to keep my weight on my toes, is this right?