Hip Hop Dance

Hip hop dance is very important for African American culture. Because they make it possible to create their own culture and their own musical style. While watching Flex is Kings, many young people in the video showed evolution of the hip - hop dance culture of the 21st century. They are modern urban dance movements. People can see emotions and "seriousness" in their movements. Hip-hop is the life of these people ("Flex Is Kings"). Flex is street dance and sometimes it is called "fracture" because movement looks like a person without bone.

There are mainly two types of hip hop dance. It is a new school and an old school. Old fashioned hip hop dance includes several styles made in the 1970s and 1980s. The main element of break dance is action near the ground. To break the dance is a fight between several groups. - The direct relationship between Trisha Brown and Steve Paxton in artistic practices and ways played a role in promoting a new way to evaluate and develop movement. Trisha Brown is considered one of the most important dance choreographers in the 1960s, as her work and practice have historically been considered a "proper" choreography movement.

Hip-hop is an art form that is mainly performed with hip-hop music. Hip hop dances on the street. The style developed later was called a new school. Older includes break dance and funk style. The period from 1970 to 1985 symbolized old hip-hop music. It was regarded as a hip - hop golden age between 1985 and 1993. In hip hop dance, there are harem shake, break dance, gang dance and so on. There is no dancing without music! The emergence of hip - hop music and popularity among the masses caused a hip - hop dance style. Clive Campbell first developed hip-hop music in the Bronx in New York. He developed a blueprint for hip hop music and culture based on the Jamaican baking tradition. He began hip-hop music at the age of thirteen. Clive also developed a casual show