Old Skool Hip Hop 80's Tribute Breakdancing Contest 2012

In the 1980s I became a Cali crusher, but Popper made me feel better, they still seem to be very concentrated there as the spirit of today's B-Boy still exists . Yes, it is not like the '85s, but it is a compliment, music is universal, there is no color, its gravity attracts us all.

For many 80s and 90s music fans, hip hop felt thrilling, it was the first time to touch Muslim culture and Islam. After the early stages of Breakdance and Praghdogio, it found a space for spiritual and religious elements. The range of Muslim wrappers is obvious - Yasiin Bey (formerly known as Mos Def) - and T - Pain absorbs Nas, Andre 3000, Lupe Fiasco, Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes etc. The faith of Celebrity Muslim is often regulated by the expression of hip hop music through marginal groups such as Islamic States and Five Countries, and the words they use are penetrating into the lap song. Many of them are due to Lakim, perhaps the first and most famous Muslim rapper.

Hip hop is a large-scale cultural movement that began in New York City in the 1970s. According to Oxford English Dictionary, the four elements of hip hop are rap, DJ, break dance, graffiti lighting. As they were the people who created sports in the 1970s, this culture is often associated with Hispanics with African Americans. - Analytical article: 'Deadnauna? "Empathy novel" Deadly Unna? "By Philip Gwinne will produce a brilliant character depicting Gary Black (also known as a break) in the imaginary south Ethnic discourse experienced by the coastal community of Australia This novel , Representing the typical coastal city of the 1970s mainly located in the harbor, local bars, black family houses and docks, local children playing

In the gatherings and DJ competitions in the early 1980s, all the audiences were actively involved in hip hop culture. There are four elements in hip hop culture: DJ, graffiti art, hosting (MCing), breakdance, according to KRS - One, everyone in the audience will participate in one of the four elements. In the park's performance, people participated in break dancing and talked about graffiti art, "works", DJs and raps while comparing. So everyone in the crowd is a participant in hip hop culture.

Protest against pop music: Hip-hop evolved into pop music and underground protest action. H. Lavar Pope