What are you talking about? Breakin comes from a mixture of ethicities, cultures and backrounds. Some of the best bboys in the world are Caucasian, Asian, but Afroamerican as well. Why are you so prejudiced? Bboy Victor is Mexican and he is the best in the game... And Jefro is Black, so what is the problem? Can you not accept that breakin is for all the countries and people? The essence of breakin is to bring people together, instead of fighting. It is a beautiful dance/sport, and it is not about races.

@@flaglot6048 that's a massive lie all these other cultures copied it and did it after this is a fact. So happy we got a documentory coming out because people copy Black American culture all the time then lie later when we create a culture people like. Also Black people dominated boxing and basketball for years but you never hear us say that we created the sports because white people made boxing and basketball. Show respect and stop being racist.

​@@flaglot6048 This is a massive lie you see people from all around the world copy Black American culture then try to steal it later when it becomes popular. Black Americans dominate Basketball, Boxing and the NFL but the funny thing is all three were invented by White people but you don't hear us claiming it. True that everyone enjoys Black American culture but their racism blinds them to the fact that they are indeed copying us and this is my point. This is why for the Olympics I don't want anyone representing our culture on the global stage without respecting it's origins. People like you are the problem and your anti-Blackness blinds you from our culture. Chuck Norris is a Karate master but Karate is still Japanese. Breakdancing is an art form that Black Americans invented going far back as the early Jazz days, plenty of breakdancing videos from the early 1900s on KZfaq. Latinos copied us because they happen to live in the same neighborhoods but my dad is from the Bronx and latinos were racist and latinos who did breakdance got called the N word. You are completely ignorant about Black American and breakdancing culture.