Break Dancing by JS - 06TG 808935 James Grieve PS

Pictures of Break Dancing

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Examples of people break dancing:

Types of music used to perform the dance

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Hip-hop, Funk, Electro, and Breakbeat.

Instruments used in the music to accompany Break Dancing

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Drums, bass guitar, synthesizers, and samples.

Clothing, regalia, makeup, and/or other accessories specific to Break Dancing

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Loose-fitting clothings, sneakers, headbands, wristbands, bandanas, hats, sunglasses.

Timeline

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1970s: Breakdancing originated in the South Bronx, New York, influenced by various dance forms.

1980s: It gained mainstream popularity with movies like "Beat Street" and TV shows like "Soul Train." Crews like Rock Steady Crew emerged.

1990s: Breakdancing declined in the mainstream but continued to evolve underground.

2000s: A resurgence occurred with international competitions like Red Bull BC One.

2010s: Breakdancing gained recognition as an official sport, leading to its inclusion in the Olympic Games.

2020s: Breakdancing made its Olympic debut at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Break Dancing

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Short Clips of Break Dancing

How Break Dancing is used as a expression.

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Breakdancing, a dynamic form of hip-hop culture since the 1970s, expresses creativity, fosters community, and serves as social commentary globally.

Why is Break Dancing important to the people that perform(ed) it?

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Breakdancing is important to performers because it lets them be creative, connect with a community, and share messages about culture and society. It can also lead to careers in entertainment through competitions and global recognition.

Is Break Dancing associated with a holiday, religious practice, or celebration?

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Breakdancing isn't linked to any specific holiday or religious celebration. It began in the hip-hop culture in the 1970s and is more connected to urban communities and cultural events.