Breakin’, directed by Joel Silburg

Breakin '(1995) is a movie about the story of a jazz dancer named Kelly. He met two dancers named ozone and turbo. This movie depicts their struggle from street racing to professional jazz performance. The film also reveals how the way society members see hip hop affects the efforts that people must make to succeed in the industry. Throughout the movie, some people think breakdance is similar to comedy. This is equivalent to the way hip hop industry is recognized by society and explains to some extent why artists have to do so hard.

At the end of 2000, Sony Pictures discovered that Joel Gallen oversees imitation movies called Teen Movie. Gallen has been teaching and producing television programs for the past fourteen years, but one of his regular performances is MTV Film Awards, a wonderful network awarded Oscar, the winner is a Golden Barrel popcorn as a trophy . For the 1999 show, Galen wanted to make a spoofing montage that imitated a teenage sex comedy nominated for that year. This show, starring Jaime Pressly and Alyson Hannigan, reproduces a symbolic creamy bikini scene from the cruel intentional kiss of Varsity Blues, Selma Blair and Sarah Michelle Gellar.

On the surface, it looks like a plot of Breakin '2: Electric Boogaloo, but mainly it is a magnificent dance sequence and an eccentric career of fashion in the 1980s. It is not like a time capsule of the 1980s, but a kind and optimistic manga, the vision of the world, it is not such a terrible problem that it can not be solved through break dance and community organization. Breakin 's sequel was released just 9 months after the first release, followed by a chaotic version called Breakdance 3: Electric Boogaloo.

In the early days, recorded music was very familiar to B-Boy especially in the era of electronic wrap, but Hollywood style attacks (especially Breakin ', Beat Street, Magical Breakin' 2: I became the United States after Electric Boogaloo). Fashion between the masses. It is faster than Rubik's method of selling cube type digital books and videos, but solving this cube. It has been done throughout the world - music and dancers are now separated

There is a break-in in the history of rap music. Both are the same light. Breakin found his place of birth in the same Block party and environment as New York's slums, Rap - they only differ in their body expression. As mentioned above, the slums in New York have been in conflict since the 1960's, and Price (2006, p. 10) describes how gang culture evolved into a breakthrough in crew culture. On December 8, 1971, when the Jewish fraternity Hepburn (Cornell Benjamin) was murdered, many young people were killed, families were destroyed, the streets were completely chaotic. Bronx Boys Club: Hundreds of gang members gather and discuss better aggressiveness and better ways to deal with the possibility of peace in the streets of the city.