All The Way Live Philippines l Finals | STRIFE.TV

[@brambilabong]

I'm visiting the phillipines soon.... where can I find the names and contact of the bboys in this video?

[@gnajnoweaj]

I think the most awesome part about this is how all these dancers just get together in the name of dance.

[@AndreTheGiantTKF]

dayyum hype battle cant wait to fly down there over the summer and hit up some jams mad respect to the bboys!

[@marilagpalisoc8005]

galing nila..i admire their skills but most specially un bilis ng utak nilang mag isip on what step or move they are gonna make.. i've watched a lot of this kind of dance battle (the latest). But i really like this one. palakasan lang ng loob at paunahan kung saan sila sisingit.. haha kakatuwa... walang maxadong rules walang pikon sa sayaw lang dadaanin

[@techbot09]

the crowd shows maad love...that iz what is needed sometime

[@ismbc09ers]

NICE! I wanna see the semis!

[@quennetteanthony218]

Filipinos are really the coolest Asians

[@NoisyStepsTV]

Now This Is Whats Up! This Is How Hype The Finals Should Be Like At Every Jam!

[@dongaedwin9000]

this is the sort of crowd that we need so hype !! =)

[@willpegna]

wanna see this speeded up sooo badly !!!

[@RyuDragonMS]

Gotta love the energy.

[@AJTjan]

i love the energy for sure my filipinos brothers out there. greetings from Indonesia. PS: for all the haters, Philippines located quite far from most of the South East Asian countries, i respect, their passion. and to let you know, there are a lot of filipinos bboys internationally fresh. REMIND, Roonie, Mouse, Naytron, Roland Bluntz. I hate peoples hatin on youtube, get it real, do it in cypher...

[@INFINITEfromCBETSK]

its really really good to see the philippines bboy scene :]

[@yammyhihi03]

its nice to know that there are a lot of good b-boys in our country philippines :)

[@MarcusThompsonVideos]

I loved every second of this battle. So much energy :D

[@Crimewave9]

they're really good but, the team on the left, how many turns do they want?

[@rockpeter8566]

I wonder if any of the "haters" here commenting can really stand a real battle. You guys are only good in front your computer eBoys.

[@ItzJayWoo]

@jeromethebuffgnome I went to Manila, Philippines for vacation for 2 weeks. But during my stay, i was in a desperate need to session. And also went to Mindanao, Philippines and met a couple of crews that have their own session spots. And no problem man.

[@jakeyyyy95]

hahah look at the crowd!!! this battle was LIVE!!! one of the rawest i've ever seen.

[@jflipTV]

Way to intense! Loving the commandos one after another

[@jeromethebuffgnome]

@bboyAni Ok thanks for the heads up. You break out there?

[@Doully]

Great energy. I enjoyed watching it a lot :]

[@witness3rd]

I grew up watching and eventually being friends with some of the only filipinos I knew in the bboying scene - that scene being toronto. And these crews being Bag Of Trix and Supernaturalz. Being content that north america birthed some of the best filipino's bboys it never occured to me how/when exactly the scene in my native Phillipines was growing. North america had enough talent for me to watch, until unfortunately only a few remained. So watching this with an open eye I was pleased to see

[@SamuTeQuiero]

can somebody give us the list of the songs please ?

[@Graffser808]

Damn just missed this event, left 5 days before! The bboys are so crazy there!

[@kmnpinoy]

the one thing I'd like to see more is musicality and style.

[@MartinCochingco]

anyone know if this is happening in 2014?

[@BBoyAlfredo]

oh my god. energy level is actually over 9000.

[@xBoneXBBoy]

@Mark198d I'm FilAm as well, and I remember watching Showtime and saw these guys copy Poreotics clothing and even did some moves from a routine. It's not that they intentionally bite like how we see intentional bites, but that they don't understand that it's wrong, kinda like how some bboys are when they first start and are oblivious to the term bite. I strongly believe sooner or later the Philippines will emerge like how Korea and Japan blew up almost a decade ago.

[@rjkoolraul]

Quick to hate but slow to educate. Unless you're taking action to your words on "educating these kids about biting" and "being original", all you're doing is perpetuating unnecessary hate. Let's be happy that we have a younger generation showing interest in an art form that WE ALL can contribute to. Shouts to Funk Roots for keeping it true all the way through. "Speak the truth even if your voice trembles." respect, -r

[@Cakerocks148]

Guys Come on stop fighting and enjoy breaking isnt really the biggest thing in the philippines unlike other countries so it Awesome to see the bboy spirit here!

[@michaeljosephmercado6522]

I Love to Dance,, my best Dancers,, (BATISTA) David Bautista of Jabbawockeez, Brock Lesner of UFC,, & The Nba player SHAQ O NieL,, 7'2",, both are my best dancers, & Breakers, at all time,,😄

[@rjkoolraul]

@filamBboy thanks for the recognition.

[@bboyfrostyle]

@kickmydrums i understand and i miss my homeland! i keep reppin here nowadays and weve got battles in here as well! anyweiz, i miss mah crew FloorGeeks, we used to be on top 8 crews last 2009 all the way live and now mah crew members got adopted in some of the best crews that weve had in the phils, like breakism, sas, funkroots, soulstice! so im so happy theyre being taken care of and their level is growing up skillwise! God bless to all the pinoy bboys and bgirls! stay fresh and keep it real!

[@ismbc09ers]

i wanna see the semifinals!

[@djbviray]

Either way, it doesn't matter how others view it, I liked it. Pretty good battle in my opinion.

[@DarkElixirDubstep]

LOL the guy at the front of the stage in the black tee needs to smile!! LOL! he is like.. folded arms.. calling crashes! it was so funny to watch him!! props to both crews!! showed a lot of spirit!!

[@xXMaBuHaYxKeOXx]

OMG so hyped!!!!!!!

[@bboydefier]

@dopejerkcool why do you think it's us bro? Defier - Funk Roots Crew..could you please tell me your opinion, thanks!

[@sdimilus]

Filipinos have soul! That was a hype battle!

[@Jmiguel16530]

awesome stylists

[@sengx]

amazing crowd!

[@100soul100]

NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICEEEEEE !!! CONGRATULATIONS FOR CREWS !! EXELENTE BATTLE !

[@markwazhere]

Those stop-starting airflares to flares were crazy! Loved the burn at 3:40

[@asianzer0]

whats the song starting around 2:58?

[@rjkoolraul]

Probably on the hypest battles I've ever dj'd. Though there were a lot of bites and crashes, you have to keep in mind what stage of bboyin' the Philippines is in. Back in the day NY bboys used to recycle moves from other dance styles and just bug out. What you're watching is PI bboys recycling moves and (literally) buggin' the F' out. The video doesn't do the battle justice. This was beyond hype. respect, -r

[@bboyheadrush]

best crowd i've ever seen!?! :OOO

[@DyzeeDiaries]

Yeah there may have been some moves or steps that were done by other bboys around the world, but we also need to pay attention to the passion, fire and countless amount of little things done here that was very original! And although yes some bboys here watch youtube (like everyone else), the truth is that the bigger percentage of them don't have that luxary and break because its all they got, not cuz they want to be famous.

[@BboyUniqueFlave]

why the video has high fps ?

[@bboydefier]

@crispyxseaweed Taower (HRC/Taiwan), Rich Payne (Beatz N Pieces/USA) & Moshen (Skill Methodz/USA)

[@witness3rd]

something that I hadnt until 2011. Which was a FLOOR WARS battle featuring a crew from the Phillipines. (Sorry I dont remember their name even) But its always interesting to see this - which is when bboying (or art in general) breaks into a new country, one quickly asks "who are that regions pioneers?" and "which, if any, people from the more experienced bboy countries, were the most influential to this budding scene?"

[@SLANT2o9]

i love these kinds of battles...GETS ME PUMPED!!!!

[@Marabe699]

ANYONE KNOW THE FIRST SONG PLEASE???

[@bboiDream]

so much energy

[@ELGordoLoKo]

I saw a lot of sloppiness here but that aside....the energy flow in the vid was amazing....as long as those people loved it thats what matters

[@MrSimPaul]

@tosf0 correction it's "Barong Tagalog" and not Barung. And 1 thing it's our traditional dress. You should respect it.

[@mikkobodo]

get the style, not the exact move. not just for bboys but for all dancers. All of us dancers were once biters. but the important thing is how we can improve and evolve our own style and know what our own style is. successful artists were once biters themselves until they came up with they're own styles.

[@jamesthelouie]

so much energy!

[@atown2k3]

their hype 10/10...alot battles these arent as hype as this!!

[@BboyB100RandoM]

2nd song name ?

[@jeromethebuffgnome]

Hey Strife TV I was wondering if you had any contact info for any of these guys because I am actually moving to the Philippines this month and I wanna session with some of these guys when I get there or if you guys have any other info about events or jams, you should totally keep me posted if not I can just look around some forums

[@crazyshizyo]

damn good energy from the crowd and dmn great battle and flow from both crews. hehe got me jumpin.

[@bboydefier]

@cher032189 which one bro? who's who?

[@1outofamillion]

@rjkoolraul you my friend, are one fucking dope DJ.

[@juicepancho7341]

some people may call a move a bite but it depends on the persons perspective on what a bite is and is not. I know originality is important there are other things to consider like foundation, dynamics, execution and strategy(OUR system).

[@ykkvn]

Philippines stand up!

[@ItzJayWoo]

@jeromethebuffgnome I went to Philippines 2 years ago and every weekend i see bboys sessioning in Mall of asia. But i'm sure there are more.

[@darkeye123321]

please tell me the 2nd song :D? and btw dope battle!

[@thebboycrow]

last song?

[@dc30production58]

6:32 whats the tittle of the song?

[@tamashiB]

Whats the first song?

[@witness3rd]

thats excluding the extremely talented ones that make that happen in less time. But so the next question remains - "why would people break/bboy if theyre just doing someone else's moves?" but the deeper mind finds fault in that. The focus area isnt really in what they (the new scene) is doing, its - do they have the heart and soul and approach to keep this artform alive for the coming years after its inception. If a bboy works hard enough, he will eventually find his own style

[@ThePhamBamm]

LOVE THE ENERGY! DOPEE

[@duydinh71]

what's the name of first bboy at 0:20 ? I like him !

[@joshtoz]

this is such a SICKKK BATTLE

[@Mark198d]

@xBoneXBBoy I can't speak on how things were in Korea, but as a Filipino-American with relatives in the Philippines and access to Filipino television here in the US, what I am seeing is biting is rampant in the Philippines. Not just in bboying, but also in TV, music, and other forms of dance. I feel if people don't call them out for biting, you are enabling them to continue to do it. I'm proud of my heritage, but it seems native Filipinos don't think it's that important to be original.

[@paulildefonso8763]

ang gagaling!

[@SNIPERsam15]

nice vid but the fps on this is kinda low looking

[@clentjhonson6545]

wow.. they learned this by watching youtube?. just shows how good they are..

[@TouhueYang]

Gotta Love the crowd!! Doppeee!!

[@bboyfrostyle]

Yo! im a pinoy bboy and i used to have a crew in there and were familiar wt biting and how to be original! and yeah bboying started to be a big thing in the country nowadays so lets see after 3 yrs or more where it will go...now im reppin overboys crew here in dubai uae..if youre a fil am and you keep on watching showtime on tfc, thats the freakin mainstream..we on the underground son..thats true hiphop right there, not the freakin showtime mainstream so dont generalize..we know ORIGINALITY!

[@bboydefier]

alam mo wag mong ismall in ang styles, e ano kung yun ang style ng pinoy? may magagawa ka? hindi lang style o power ang kailangan boy..flava, aura, finesse, etc..yun ang mga kailangan..peace! -Defier of Funk Roots Crew

[@duydinh71]

@bboydudut thank you !

[@aetheno]

woah philippines style so different dope battle!!

[@dakugmaskara]

ayt...holla to all breakdancers!!!!galing nga mga pinoy.....

[@MrBreakYoFace]

are these crews from phillipines ?

[@BboyMrMaestro]

Phillipines has a mad young scene, give em a few years and they'll be making real deal superhero killers.

[@phillycheesefries14]

Song names!?!??! Pls!!!

[@koricup]

this is how the houston crowds need to be!

[@MrKangIn]

ENERGY AT ITS FINEST

[@witness3rd]

lets be honest, again, I myself am filipino. And there is definitely biting from both sides in this battle. This time saying that weirdly enough- thats not necessarily a negative thing. A trained eye to watching any new scene pop up will recognise that - more often than not, crews will look similar to other bboys in the game. Anyone experienced in this culture know that sometimes bboys will train 8-10 years and not find their personal style until then even.

[@MartinCochingco]

so much energy from the crowd, helps for a better battle haha

[@FonkyNinja]

daaamnb!!! this is what I call a battle!

[@jermzrok]

i think people just need to relax and enjoy this damn video. call them out..not here but in a cypher, if you guys think they bit your favorite bboy's move. but damn wish i got down with some pinoy bboys/bgirls when i was visiting this past november!

[@aRjayC28]

DOPE!

[@FilthyMish]

Isnt That in Manila Sm?

[@Isaacily]

second guy in left side way he dance or face express looks really like Tinoroc

[@rioreforzado1020]

Yeah astig Mall Of Asia

[@chuckmays]

Keep rockin Philippiens!

[@xBoneXBBoy]

@Mark198d It's like how korea started off kinda sorta. BBoying is still in early stages in the philippines, and theyre even struggling in their own lives trying to dance. Otherwise you would see filipino bboys from the philippines battling internationally, not including filipinos from outside PI like ronnie or mouse. Every country almost as their own identity in bboying, its only a matter of time before the Philippines does