Dance Styles
Here are some of the dance styles commonly seen in the street dance scene.
Hip-Hop
Hip-hop dance is a dynamic, expressive street dance style that evolved alongside hip-hop music in the 1970s. It includes various styles like breaking, locking, popping, and krumping, known for its improvisation, energy, and creativity.
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Popping
Popping is a street dance style that uses quick muscle contractions to create a jerking effect, or "pop," in the body. Originating in 1970s California, it features sharp, rhythmic movements and techniques like waving, tutting, and gliding, emphasizing precision and musicality.
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Krump
Krump is a high-energy street dance style that emerged in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. Known for its explosive, exaggerated movements such as stomps, arm swings, and chest pops, Krump emphasizes raw emotion and personal expression. It thrives on improvisation, often performed in battles or cyphers, making it a powerful form of storytelling and emotional release in the hip-hop community.
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Locking
Locking is a funky street dance style that originated in the 1970s, characterized by quick, exaggerated movements followed by sudden "locks" or pauses. It incorporates playful gestures, points, and dynamic poses, emphasizing rhythm, personality, and interaction with the audience.