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love the floor boards
d on the topic of the dance group "floor lords"
We got a chance to interview Bboy El Niño (Floor Lords/ Boogie Brats) last Saturday at Battle Tested in Anaheim, check it out!
Culturalove by Lean Rock
The essence of hip hop culture is about being free and having fun. It has expanded itself to go beyond just being the bboy, the mc, the dj, or the writer. The opportunities of our culture are limitless nowadays. This understanding of the culture tends to get lost these days. Practioners of every element barely follow each other anymore. Most crews these days don’t have any real representation of hip hop anymore. Should we even really call it hip hop anymore? You don’t really see any of the newer crews that have djs, mcs, writers, or bboys all repping with each other. We have got a little lost. If you think about all the crews that have had longevity in the culture, you will notice that most of these crews have representation from most of the elements. I mean.. just think of all the doors that will open up if we go beyond just one element. Free yourself and open your mind. Use this culture as a tool to expand your knowledge of life and use it as a tool to become universal.
There are so many different upbringings, and there are really no rules to the culture…. but the beauty of our culture is that the music brings everyone together no matter what religion, ethnicity, or nationality you are. Too many people bitching about the competition and not realizing that we should treat our experience with this culture as a blessing. You just never know if you’re promised another day. If you’re bored or not having a good time at the event, learn to make it a good time! This culture was created to step away from the bullshit not to be in bullshit. We are supposed to escape away from the pain, and release it within the music. Our culture was created through partying and celebration! Our dance was created sporadically, our art was created sporadically, and the concept of hip hop music was created sporadically. It was created through feeling to either let go of anger or just to have a good time. We have plenty of inspirational people around us, but no one knows that true feeling of what the culture really means to you but you. Respect yourself and respect the people. Be you and do you. Take your art form serious, but put your soul behind it. Don’t be a robot… be free in the style.
Bboy, Bgirl, or Crew Dope Moves of the Week (Video #3)
Bboy El Nino
Reppin: Boston, Massachusetts
Crews: Floor Lords, Flava Squad and Boogie Brats
This is Alex "El Nino" Diaz who got some kinda smooth moves. He dances for 3 crews so I guessing he's pretty nice with it.
Ima have to learn more about the bboy moves so I can commentate more on it. I don't want to say the wrong move and get angry emails about it.
Check out El Nino's niice moves :)
one of the illest cats in the game, period. living legend that's half the age of most b-boy legends or cats that's been in the game more than 10 years..not even at his peak yet. scary. if u don't know who this cat, get hip. quick.