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    HIP-HOP/STREETDANCE

    HIP-HOP DANCING ORIGINATED IN NEW YORK CITY


    DURING THE LATE 1960’S AND EARLY 70’S,
    PRIMARILY BY INDIVIDUALS LACKING FORMAL
    TRAINING BUT POSSESSING A NATURAL TALENT FOR
    MOVEMENT. THIS DANCE FORM WAS DESIGNED TO
    BE ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC RATHER THAN TO
    CONFINED TO ACADEMIC SETTINGS. INFLUENCE BY
    COMPLEX RHYTHM AND AFRICAN DANCE STYLES.
    HISTORY OF HIPHOP
    The word “hip” was used as African
    American Vernacular English (AAVE)
    as early as 1904. The colloquial
    language meant “informed” or
    “current”, and was likely derived
    from the earlier form hep.
    Hip-hop Dance refers to street
    dances styles primarily performed to
    hip-hop music or that have evolved
    as part of hip-hop culture. It includes
    a wide range of styles primarily
    breaking, locking, and popping which
    were created in the 1970s.
    JAMES BROWN
    In its earliest form, it began
    as elaborations on James
    Brown’s “Good Foot” dance
    which came out in 1972.
    Breaking at this period was
    not primarily floor-oriented
    as seen today; it started out
    as top rock which dancers
    DJ KOOL HERC
    In 1973, DJ Kool Herc
    invented the break beat.
    A break beat is a rhythmic,
    music interlude of a song
    that has been looped over
    and over again to extend

    RE
    CLASSICAL LITERATU
    that instrumental solo.
    4
    FUNK STYLES
    The funk style refers to
    several street dance
    styles created in
    California in the 1970s
    such as roboting,
    bopping, hitting, locking,
    bustin’, popping, electric
    boogaloo, strutting, sac-
    ing, and dime-stopping.
    BOOGALOO

    Out of all these dances, boogaloo is one


    of the oldest. It started out as a 1960s
    fad dance and was the subject of
    several songs released during that time
    such as “Do the Boogaloo” and “My
    Baby Likes to Boogaloo”. From being a
    fad, it developed into a dance style
    called electric boogaloo and a music
    genre called Latin boogaloo.
    MAIN STYLES
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    Is a circular shaped
    CYPHER dance space formed by
    BREAKING spectators that breakers
    use to perform or battle
    /B-BOYING in.

    APACHE LINES

    Breaking was Are more appropriate when


    created in the South the battle is between two
    Bronx, New York City crew-teams of street
    during the early dancers.
    1970s. It is the first
    hip-hop dance styles.
    Locking, originally called
    LOCKING Campbellocking, was created
    in 1969 in Los Angeles,
    Califoria by Don
    “Campbellock” Campbell and
    popularized by his crew The
    Lockers.
    Is a style of funk dance,
    LOCKING which means freezing froma
    fast movement in a certain
    position, holding that position
    for a short while and then
    continuing at the same speed
    as before.
    Popping was created in Fresno,
    POPPING California in the 1970s and
    popularized by Samuel
    “Boogaloo Sam” Solomon and
    his crew the Electric Boogaloos.

    Popping is also used as an


    umbrella term to refer to a
    wide range of closely related
    illusionary dance styles such as
    strobing, liquid, animation,
    twisto-flex, and waving.
    14 STEPS OF AN OLD SCHOOL HIPHOP
    DANCERS
    1. The Heavy D Shake - shake
    moves from the right-left with a
    single-single-double-double step.
    2. The Humpty Dance – this one you
    could actually do with a female and
    it had its own song with it.
    3. The Robocop – it was basically the
    robot breaking and powering down
    or back up.
    4. The Running Man – it is a classic
    but its diluted and made into a joke.
    You really couldn’t do it with another
    person, you looked dumb.
    5. The Troop – it was almost like
    stationary running man, but you
    6. The Steve Martin – this dance move
    developed from the actors move in 1980’s
    film.
    7. The Roger Rabbit – one of the silliest
    dance moves you’ve probably seen out
    around town actually has a name.
    8. The Reebok – a dance that a lot of
    people did but didn’t know it was. The key
    to the reebok was what you did in the
    middle, you had to shake it up and make it
    9. The Biz Dance – created by the
    diabolical Biz Markie, one of the
    funkiest dance out.
    10. The Cabbage Patch – played out
    for a while and definitely fun of. It was
    very popular and easy to do.
    11. The Fila – a mix of the cabbage
    patch and something else, it was side
    to side with a dip.
    12. The Wop – it is the dance point
    blank period. It’s the easiest of the
    dances, and when you make it funky
    with the arm’s its incredible.

    13. The Prep – you checked the mirror,


    dusted off your shoulders, mushed
    your partners faced, put your nose in
    the air, that wing flap thing you did
    14. The Smurf – a dance that people
    did forever and didn’t know that’s what
    it was.

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