Krump 1.0 Instructional Video
This is the best intro DVD for
Krump dancers all around the world. Tight Eyez leads the way with all of
the main Lil' Homies there to get buck. The breakdowns and instructional
segments are fun, full of excitement and easy to follow. The session takes
a turn when the crew gets into their battle for real! Watch as Tight Eyez
battles Jr. Rude then calls out Jr. Eyez for slacking off. The whole crew
is so pumped up, everyone begins to battle! 90 mins. (2005) DVD-Region 1.
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Krump 2.0 Instructional Video
Krump is all about
self-expression and once you have the proper foundation, there is no limit
to the directions you can take your creativity. The techniques
demonstrated here are advanced and not to be found anywhere else. Invented
by Tight Eyez himself, one of the founders of Krump dancing, he breaks
down even the most complicated moves so everyone can easily understand.
Techniques include advanced arm movements, chest hits, kill-offs and
taunts. Also covered are army moves, breakdowns, ground moves, traveling
balance, amped buck-ups and much more! 80 mins. (2005) DVD-Region 1.
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Shake City 101: Krump Dance Video
Shake City 101 takes you into
the streets of Los Angeles to experience the excitement and true essence
of the hottest street dance since Break Dancing. The newest dance craze
phenomenon is known as Krump Dancing! You'll ride through South Central,
Venice Beach and Hollywood as the Shake City All Stars battle LA's elite
KRUMP dancers! Gizmo, Hurricane, Mijo, Tight Eyes, and Tsunami each take
time to (break down) their best moves, step by step, so you too can, "GETTCHA
KRUMP ON!" Krumping (also clown dancing or
clowning) is a style of dance that originated in the African-American
community of South Central Los Angeles. It involves elaborate
face-painting and freestyle dance moves usually performed in competition
with other crews. The underground movement soon spread to the rest of
California and beyond. Currently there are at least 50 clown dancing
groups. It has entered mainstream hip hop culture by the performance of
krumping in various music videos. Krumping is intended as an outlet for
anger and as a nonviolent alternative to the street violence widespread in
many of the areas where it is performed. Consequently, its dancing style
is fast and aggressive. It usually involves physical contact between
dancers, which can often look like a fight to outsiders. However, the
participants understand this to be part of the dance. While reminiscent of
sped-up break dancing, it transcends that genre, bringing in influences
from diverse sources, the predominant one being African dance. A
competition structure has developed as dancers vie for championship belts
at contests. The dancers are organized into cliques (or tribes) that
engage in face-painting. The cultural significance of this painting has
moved beyond the clown image to symbolize ceremonial African war or dance
paint. 85 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.
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Breakin vs Krumpin DVD
What began as a bet turned into
the Battle of the Century! Witness the ultimate dance-off between two
generations of dancers. The five best break-dancers, including Shaba Doo,
star of Breakin' go head to head with the five original founders of
Krumping. 90 mins. (2005) DVD-Region 1.
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Hip-Hop Habit 5 Video
Janet Roston returns with four
new, unique hip-hop combos that will get you in the hottest groove ever! Janet
invites two of L.A.’s top hip-hop choreographers, Brad and Bosco, to share their
moves with you. The result? Four fresh combos each with their own style! Janet
teaches two combos; one an intermediate/advanced urban routine. The other,
Hip-hop with a Latin edge! Bosco presents a combo that’s quick and tight with a
feel that’s pure music video. Brad brings you the latest L.A. trend, Clowning
and Krumpin’. You’ve seen it in music videos and commercials, now learn this
outrageous style. Finally, Janet shows you how to combine the four routines into
non-stop choreography that will blow the roof off your studio or performance! 2
full hours of slammin’ moves! 120 mins. (2004) DVD-All-Region.
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