Ostatniej soboty, tj. 21.11.09, uczestniczyłem w bardzo przyjemnych warsztatach b-boying’u.

Warsztaty prowadził Bartek Żmuda znany na scenie breaka jako b-boy Greku.

My jako grupa, która dopiero zaczyna przygodę z tym tańcem, byliśmy uczeni rytmu, baunsu, czyli tańczenia tych kroków, których uczy nas nasz instruktor.

Oto wypowiedź Greka dla Jasnet.pl

Czego chciałeś nauczyć młodych tancerzy na tych warsztatach?

„Greku” – Wiem, czego uczy ich Jano na cotygodniowych zajęciach. Dlatego chciałem pokazać, w jaki sposób najlepiej wykonywać te podstawowe kroki. Starałem się im wytłumaczyć, że trzeba pracować całym ciałem, żeby nabrać takiego „baunsu”, czyli poczucia muzyki. Dla mnie najważniejsze było to, żeby zrozumieli, że wykonywanie tych kroków, których uczą się na zajęciach nie może być takie „suche”, to wszystko musi być zatańczone. Pomimo tego, że wielu uważa, że breakdance to sport, akrobatyka, dla mnie jest to przede wszystkim taniec. W każdym swoim ruchu trzeba pokazać, że to jest zatańczone, a nie tylko zrobione według jakiegoś schematu. Myślę, że ci młodzi ludzie mnie zrozumieli, bo jeśli w tak młodym wieku dowiedzą się tego wszystkiego, to na pewno coś uda im się zapamiętać i wykorzystać w przyszłości.

Źródło: Jasnet.pl

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Este es un pequeño resumen de mi blog que incluye partes como graffittis, freestyle(rap), baile moderno (break-dance) y un poco(bastante) de batalla de gallos un género del hiphop.

Ahora os dejo unos audios muy buenos de mis canciones y batallas preferidas.

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sobre todo tu Alain haber si pones buena nota que ha costado escribir algunas entradas e, que mira que resumenes e hecho, con asteriscos y todo¡¡

Hip Hop Legend KRS-One to Host Red Bull BC One B-Boy Battle @ Hammerstein Ballroom on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 @ 8:00 p.m.

World’s Best B-Boys Compete for the Title of Red Bull BC One 2009 Champion

KRS-One
DJ DP One

Doors to Open @ 7 p.m.
Show to Start @ 8 p.m.

Tickets – $15
Buy Tickets

Hammerstein Ballroom
311 West 34th St.
New York, NY 10001
1.212.279.7740
Hammerstein Ballroom

More Information on Red Bull BC One

@redbullbcone Twitter

Many of you may already have heard of Battle @ Buffalo. For those of you that haven’t it is a monthly urban dance competition typically held at the Verve Dance Studio in downtown Buffalo.

The battles held in October went down a little differently. The host of Battle @ Buffalo decided to select a new venue and decided to throw a 4 on 4 bboy competition instead of the typical 1 on 1. There was also a 1 on 1 funk styles battle at the event.

The event was sponsored by Red Bull and the winners received four tickets to the Red Bull BC One. If you missed the event be sure to check out some of the battles that were uploaded to YouTube. Here is some footage from the final battle.

Ne ratez pas le clip d’ “HUSLE THE FLOW RMX” de SHAWAN RISING Feat. EPISE de Los Angeles. Issu de l’album “LOST IN LOS ANGELES” (en téléchargement gratuit sur JAMENDO), ce Track Electro-Rap tourne ici à l’Hommage aux Breakers du Monde entier ! A voir également sur SHAWAN RISING TV sur YouTube…Enjoy !

Dossier Breakdance Call Out

Les événements de BreakdanceCall Out vous invite à Freaks come out at night!

À la salle Urban Element, samedi le 31 octobre, à 20:10 heures.

Venez déguisé, un prix de 50$ pour le costume le plus Freak.

Compétition de:

• Breakdance
• Locking
• Krumping

Ne manquez pas le Burndem Dancehall Crew Representant le centre de danse Urban Element!

Breakdance

• Skywalker VS Prototype
• Fléau VS Bourrik
• And-Ré VS Al Pacino

Locking Battle

• Shash ‘U VS Flayé
• Krumping Battle
• Snaxx VS H-Wood

Le maître de cérémonie sera Mister Oktofoot

31 OCTOBRE Urban Element dance center 910 Jean-Talon Est 12$
Info : 514-259-6900

Autres textes, photos et vidéo du Call out

VOS COMMENTAIRES SUR CALL OUT BREAKDANCE HALLOWEEN

Alguém me explica o que é isso, por favor!

Imagina se isso vira moda…
Já posso ver os Vid4L0k4-MuleK3-PiRanh4-157 fazendo passos de sapateado ao som de Racionais MC’s “ao quadrado” no calçadão! :p

posted by Victor Machado

So this is indeed a video response to one of the videos in my previous post…I had alot of fun doing this…so i hopefully she doesn’t get mad that i used her song Eeek!! Well We’ll find out soon enough…So Anyway here is the video Hope you enjoy it!!

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Don’t miss the opportunity to indulge yourself in raw hip hop and funky styles in Tha Groove Session Party this 7th November 2009. There will be solo battle sessions for 4 different dance styles :

POPPING , LOCKING , BREAKING , FREESTYLE HIP HOP

If you got what it takes, this is the chance to bring it to the dance floor and shine. Only ONE winner will walk home for each category.

That’s not all, catch the dance showcase and performances done by students and both teachers of Urban Groove on that day.

It will be a fun and exhilarating party for everyone!

So, make sure you get all your friends to be there!

TICKET PRICE

RM30 : UG Students

RM40 : Non-UG Students

(FREE drinks and snacks)

**There will be no additional charge for battle participants**

DATE

7th November 2009 (SATURDAY)

TIME

2:00PM-7:00PM

VENUE

KL dancers association

Level 2, Indoor Sport Complex

Wisma OCM

Jalan Hang Jebat

50150 Kuala Lumpur

(Click the URL below to check out the Wisma OCM map)

http://www.streetdirectory.net.my/malaysia/kl/travel/travel_id_1090/travel_site_193/travel_agent_1174/travel_block_1st%20FL/

FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CALL / SMS

012-3896588 JOEL

016-5584466 ALYSSA

*Tickets available at all 3 Urban Groove branches*

*First come first serve basis*

LET’S GROOVE IT !!

Line up:

Dj Ferpz Fresh  (Foot Work Crew- Curitiba)

Break Beats & Old School Raps

Dj Niko (residente JAM)

(hip-hop, funky style, house & G funk)

Bonny and Clyde (premiação R$200)

B.Boy+B.Girl VS B.Boy+B.Girl

Trazendo para esta JAM um novo formato de batalha, com duplas formadas por B.Boys e B.Girls.

(vagas abertas)

mais infos e inscrições:

msn : flow@kmilleproducoes.com.br

4693.9181 (Rafael)

Today, Saturday Oct 17, a hip-hop dance battle is going down at the 1809 Troost, KCMO.  This is a kick-off to bi-weekly jam sessions that are going to be held at the same location.  The categories are breakdance, freestyle, popping, and locking… and don’t even say it- popping and locking are separate styles.  Check facebook for more info.

Nueva edición de la cultura urbana d bareçcelona en la que los mejores bboys demostraron sus aptitudes.

A JAM aconteceu no domingo dia 11 com a presença de várias crews da cena de São Paulo, muito som rolando pelos DJs, e muita gente dançando e curtindo nas rodas. Segue as fotos de um pouco do que rolou, e não esqueçam mês que vem tem mais! Em breve videos do Seven 2 Smoke.

A JAM aconteceu no domingo dia 11 com a presença de várias crews da cena de São Paulo, muito som rolando pelos DJs, e muita gente dançando e curtindo nas rodas. Segue as fotos de um pouco do que rolou, e não esqueçam mês que vem tem mais! Em breve videos do Seven 2 Smoke.

Facts of the BFG: Let's Do This

In 1985 or there close within, a young rapper named LL Cool J burst onto the scene with his fresh, innovative, and ultimately brash single, “Rock the Bells” under the label Def Jam. Who could possibly forget such classic lines as, “You bring the woodpecker, I will bring the wood”? Our favorite line from the single, however, would be that of, “I will battle anybody, I don’t care you tell…” And with such a boast, LL reigned supreme for years with Earl, the DJ whose hand was like a shark’s fin on the wheels of steel.

There has been enough smack talking from the likes of many platinum heavyweights to last a lifetime, and frankly, Universal Artists, International and Joe Stern-McGovern, global agent and President of the company, have decided it’s time to call all bluffs, to stop those who would deal from the bottom of the deck, to prove their own worth, and to reign supreme, just as their ancestor, LL Cool J, did in the mid-80s. With an eye towards cornering the rap market by somewhere around 2014, Universal Artists, International has announced to the world, “You think you can touch this, you talkin’ to me, well then let’s cash battle, sucker DJs”*.

Joe Stern-McGovern: A Challenge for Charity

Beginning January 2010, Universal Artists, International’s heavyweights, Black Flock Gang aka BFG from the self-titled smash CD, BFG, and their oft featured artists, Christian Levi and Ms. Kesha Lee, will set out on the road to battle all comers to prove their dominance in the highly competitive world market. Sucker DJs globally, be prepared to be shut down, to have your mama thoroughly disrespected, to bow your heads in shame, and to wipe those saline tears of miserable failure away as you have your proverbial asses handed to you Dirty South Style courtesy of the BFG.

DO: Ain't No Other

Is this a claim on behalf of the notorious, infamous, and supreme BFG that the South trumps east, west, and midwest? Certainly not. Why might one ask? Simply said, with the versatility of the BFG, they consider themselves masters of every variation, bringing due respect and paying homage to each in their own way. Not only will the Black Flock Gang break out in verse to make the hardest of the Eastern seaboard suffer whiplash, they will rock the richter scale until California falls off and into the ocean as the next largest island of the world. If they fail to show restraint, California might entirely become the next Atlantis.

Fans Awaiting the BFG Concert

Sucker DJs of every realm, bow down in reverence as the kings who came to save the game pass before your mortal eyes. You name the place, you name the date, you name the style, and watch yourselves stepped on like a petulant red ants on a picnic blanket. The BFG will demand nothing short of your full measure of respect. Show them a line and they will cross it in a minute. If you can see them, it’s too late to run.

The Honorable Hood Shuttlesworth

“Disciples of soul, godfathers of rap, our rhythm is down as your mama is whack,” claims Japan’s lead envoy for Universal Artists, International. Yes, the BFG have already made their way overseas and leveled the best the Japanese market has to offer in exhibition shows against some of the greatest styles in the manner of Ludacris, Lil’ Jon, Slim Thug, Ice Cube, and even the tattoed poet himself, Lil’ Wayne.

No one can bring the energy of the BFG, no one can match their verbal skills and delivery. The BFG will make a grown man cry to any of the numerous beats by Tiptonville, Tennessee’s own A-Dub, conqueror of crunk and his cohort, 731 joker of Lake County and pop’s answer to the age old question of the chicken and the egg, Lil’ J.

A-Dub & Lil' J: I Been On

Is this challenge by Joe Stern-McGovern of Universal Artists, International belligerent? Not at all, it simply underscores the supremacy and dominance of the BFG for any of the unenlightened, ill spoken, disrespectful, or simply “act a fool” MC. Like Hammer said in his time, “Can’t touch this,” and from the likes of Public Enemy, “Don’t believe the hype,” and Vanilla Ice…well, let’s not even go there…

In words of caution from those under the Shaka Productions camp in Birmingham, Alabama, “Man up, fool, check your D, because you’re ’bout to feel the fury of the BFG, B!”

In a quote from Joe Stern-McGovern, he summarizes his own take on the legends come to be publicly, collectively, and individually as the BFG,

“You cannot hold down the human spirit any easier than you can surpress the intellect. Give it some time, and it’s certain to rise to the surface and beyond your wildest dreamsn and expectations”.

When asked about the BFG and their lyrics, methods, and take on life, the company’s President, Joe Stern-McGovern, gave the following response,

“When I was a youth myself, we realized we were doing many sectors and slices of society a disservice, socially and politically speaking. These children were fed on the lies, corruption, and propaganda of forces supposedly larger than themselves, but they’ve risen, risen from the plumes with a message which won’t be swept beneath the carpet.” 

Joe Stern-McGovern: President of Universal Artists, International

Joe Stern-McGovern continued to state,

“Their lyrics are a social commentary, a take on their lives in a society which has tried to mold them into what they wanted them to be, pawns and worker ants to the queen, but they have a message to send with their own take on the turn fate has handed them.

If the world, let alone any invidual has taken up issue with the BFG? In a quote from Joe Stern-McGovern,

“Society has made their bed, now they can lie in it. If the powers that be cannot deal with the indignance of the disenfranchised who refuse to be categorized or smothered by sweeping generalizations, let them do better next time, and try harder with future generations”.

Lo of the BFG: The Usual Suspect

In a quote from Joe Stern-McGovern,

“The dye is cast with this lot, and now society will face their full fury, as well as their sometimes poetically beautiful take on the human condition.”

In one word from one journalist, “Wow!”

The black flock gang has arrived, and will continue to reign supreme as long as they care to carry their message, and once having done so in a manner of haughty arrogance coupled with humility, the saviors of the hustle many call rap will pass on the torch to their own sons and daughters for millions to thrill to in future battles. 

Mouf Piece of Da City: In the Penthouse

For more information about the Black Flock Gang, please visit them at www.myspace.com/blackflockgang or www.universalartists.net.

To book the BFG, either nationally or internationally, contact Joe Stern-McGovern’s assistant at joe@universalartists.net.

For more information on the BFG’s favorite charitable organization, please write to universalartists@myspace.com or blackflockgang@myspace.com.

For information regarding retail distribution or wholesale of BFG CDs and merchandise, please write to payments@universalartists.net.

*All cash battles are for purposes of charity.