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Break dancing is break dancing. It's an art.

I wish they would've at least had a 2v2 or 4v4

early 80s movies and documentaries misinformed all of us.

yooo im glad to know the channel is back

MasterDon and keith KC Of MasterDon committee are family to me 😊

I told G Rap The Corner of 45th and Lexington Ave In Midtown Manhattan back in 98 that Big Daddy Kane was nice but he constantly killed ish especially on the Symphony Kool G Rap was gangster way before NWA besides they were frauds regarding being Real Street dudes Like G Rap Or Mobstyle 😮

The 🐐. Definitely before his time!!

Shout out to Michael Holman one of the greatest visionaries of Hip-Hop culture… thank you so much… Respect !!! Thanks Jayquan for this fantastic interview and to your work and your dedication to clarify so many things in history of our culture

Lots of these people was teenagers. They did not know nothing about the music industry. The black elders of the music industry did not protect them at all. Many of them took advantage of their ignorance. This was a great group who should have been much bigger.

Elements of Capoeira also.

Give Mr. Holman his flowers. Interesting addendum, "Beat Street's" original script was evocative of "Boyz 'N The Hood." I see breaking as a sport and an art form. I don't understand the art/sports arguments; doesn't make sense to me. I think damn near EVERYTHING is commercial, don't we buy everything: food, clothes? Asian conservatism? How about, how some Asians chaffed against when Bruce Lee chose to teach outsiders?

Damn fam how you get Crazy Legs!!

Great video. I did not know about that batterram song. Interesting.

"word... word...y'all are crazy fresh" 🫡 nice interview. Big ups, Jay Quan / The Foundation and Michael Holman

Salute!!!💯 This is going to be a good one.......😎

Your doing a great job can you expand the histories to other cities like CHICAGO and how it tied to the early days of hip hop and the contributions this and other great cities had and you can't do it work with those respective dj and producers its time to bring hip hop back to its rightful place in our culture

jackin' the culture and doin it all wrong.

Very good interview. When it comes to the hip-hop culture there are many vultures who could careless about quality just for attention and no correct gatekeepers. Mr Crazy Legs should have been one of the main leaders to VET these folks. Enough is enough with the saturation in the culture. Fast food music. Garbage in garbage out. My opinion.

See now ya'll done got breaking canceled from the Olympics 🤦🏿‍♂️🤣

I love Stephanie Mills

Yes indeed

They take from hip hop not give back!! Simple we gotta take back what's are creation!!!! Latino and black people gotta come together to keep this ares.

"Time Mechanics" (meaning the deejay or emcee, beatsmiths and wordsmiths) meet 'Physical Intelligence' in a hermetic world,(with a captured audience). Bring the crews, make metrics and display it to the crowd. But someone needs to talk about the essential word: Breaking. Marshall Allen, in a documentary about Sun Ra, claimed that no one goes 'deeper into the break' than Sun Ra; so I'd like to hear more about what 'negative space' means in music and dance. I also found it interesting that one dancer had a degree in "Cultural Movement.' but it seems there is little interest in 'Attributed Interpretive Dance.' I'd like to see more people from the "Global South," as well as breakthroughs where juke or jit footwork, Capoeira.

The martial arts influence was present during the early 70s. Karate moves during burning was already there.

I have that book bought at a truck stop when it first came out. So dope

Ooohhhhh yesssss!!!!!! Here we go thank you in advance for this one.

Broadway ??! La fin du mythe alors 😢 la danse de rue doit rester dans la rue 🤟🌍😎

Caught a few minutes of this on IG Live. Keep going Jay!

Elder!? two videos in one Week!? yeahhhhhhhhh we getting a study for sure. thanks once again

I have seen better break-dancing battles in beat street, NYC breakers vs rock steady crew and crazy legs and frosty freeze cameo in flash dance, than in the 2024 Olympics.

another great interview!!!

Great interview! Been listening to his songs "In the Park" and "Bright Moments" repeatedly this summer.

Peace To The Gods! (7)…peace to the true & living Eloheem…”hip hop it started out in the park”….excellent & amazing segment…I loved Graffiti rock Moe Dee/Special K brung the ruckus sun…thanks Mike Holman…that chick from Australia (Olympics) and the T~Rex 😂pose was corny 🎉…salute 💪🏿💥🫡

🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 , interview, on bboy history. PEACE. Salute Micheal Holman.

A Frozen Lake, Garden of Peace, Expansions... all of Lonnie's work is comprised of timeless music that transcends generations in the form of a universal language.

Man. I JUST left a comment on a video yesterday saying that Michael Holman needs to get his flowers!!!

Great interview 💯…. I enjoyed Breaking in the Olympics. Raygun from Australia was definitely out of her league….Trash

Crazy legs I will say a slap in the face of Black Americans and Puerto Ricans

I am late in this conversation, but thanks for putting this together so its now available for younger generations to get the right info on how music has evolved. I was born in the UK and am 52 years old now living in Cali. Kurtis Mantronik was the reason I started producing in 1990. HipHop was hard to access for us and US imports was slow in the early days but hearing sampling was like magic to my ears and made my passion to make beats and still inspires me now. It made me who I am today. That one in a million artist that is now getting recougnision for his creative techniques and his benchmark tracks of modern music. Mike Alan on Capitol Radio had a show back then and introduced me to Electro and early Hip Hop, T La Rock, Mantronix and so many of the original artists of the time. World Class Wrekin Cru.. Dr Dre Dre Dre.. cant imagine a world without them all.

JayQuan, thank you for doing what you are doing and how you continually improve your platform with information that you can directly connect with interviews with the mentioned people especially in these days and times with people speaking on the history and the culture without having testimony from the actual people.

"Well, can't I just express myself" comes off as "Well, I am just gonna exert my White privilege". This showing in the Olympics is a farce, a disgrace that flies in the faces of everyone who, for generations now, have seen breakdancing and have performed it as well. And it is especially disrespectful to those who have had dreams of entering all of the various the competitions with expectations of not only knowing they are highly skilled performers, but expecting to see nothing less than excellence on display. If this is how these Whitewashed governing zombies are handling it, just eliminate it and let the underground culture(s) do what they do.

Breakdancing in the Olympics should not be a battle, it should be a competition of the same movements, same routine, to see who perfects specific moves in each round

is any o.g breaker get any piece of that money

That's a Genius idea ❤ for 8/31/24!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏼let's go......

It's culture, it's our culture!

Much respect to Crazy legs! Have something out in N.Y. or L.A. or the bay area, to represent a contest with real old school dj's using break beats and Writers!

Blessings to the master teacher Jayquan & blessings to Crazy Legs

Jeffro definitely got robbed. 👑🎖

It shouldn’t be in the Olympics