Art of Hip Hop's Breaking' Panel feat. Doze Green, Chillski, and Louiedeology

The Art of Hip Hop and the Museum of Graffiti celebrated 50 years of Breakin' with a conversation between three generations of b-boys: Doze Green, Chillski, and DJ Louiedeology. Each shared their story of being introduced to breaking and Hip Hop culture in three different cities and in three different eras.
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This panel discussion was moderated by curator, Alan Ket and presented by Kangol.

[@searching2024]

Peace to DOZE... SPHINX-SALSOUL BROTHERS

[@tachon12345]

Doze is being super humble.. He was an integral member of The Rocksteady crew as well as a few Graffiti crews, He is a hip hop ICON. He was able to execute some of the hardest moves. He had style and was never uptight, always humble and wanted to make us have a good time, actually he was like the ring leader, the flavor flav of RSC.. Do not dare to think he was anything other than Spectacular to watch in action, I was there. ❤❤❤❤

[@betterdayz2003]

Dope panel discussion. Thanks for sharing.

[@Griffz]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@alpaykasal2902]

This was such a dope conversation.... knocked it out of the park again.

[@mh8048]

❤❤❤💪

[@johnnewman2804]

This is Dope

[@undisputedtruth6176]

Rap / hip hop is Black America’s gift to the world. Funk and R & B are the DNA of hip hop. Salute to the true pioneers evolving from the 30s to the present