Boogie B

Boogie B, Owner of House of Dance Twin Cities joins us to share a practical, multi-faceted perspective on breaking such as what to expect while pursuing a professional career and finding long-term fulfillment outside of competing.
00:00 Breaking Professionalism
10:17 United Styles 2010
18:43 Breaking the Law 2011
24:52 Crates & Breaks 2015
28:07 Thesis 2022
33:01 Smoked in Ohio 2023
37:23 IG breakbitebase
43:19 Good Breaking Teachers

[@TreeZenn]

Boogie B! 🔥 🔥

[@Break8000]

🔥🔥🔥

[@williamthewrestler]

That man Boogie is spittin right now

[@jledjblaze]

Great interview

[@cocoguineo1096]

Great talk. Boogie B always been an inspiration since we met at Outbreak 7 Orlando. Represent tall Bboys Big Ups and Peace

[@bigchunkyboi]

Damm will look out for this studio if I ever visit the twin cities!

[@kendalgee5808]

You shouldn't be biting. Theres a bboy on IG who embarassingly bites 6 bboys and 6 break advice moves. I think he should be called out. I have 2nd hand embarassment for him.

[@kendalgee5808]

ic a bboys at redbull BCone doing Roxrite stacks, dizzy threads, nasty ray - cloud - lilou - signature style footwork or moves, it's just embarassing. Then you take Onton toronto style tutorials, break advice tutorials, and bboys are using these recycled moves, it's embarassing. I would even outlaw indian step, cc's, baby freezes , from competitions. It's not that hard not to use foundation moves. It's getting embarassing in 2023. Bboys shouldn't be doing hooks and cc's in 2023. Let the crazy commandos be left in the past. It's good to teach the new generation these bitten recycled moves so they understand the concept, but ALSO SO THEY NEVER USE THESE MOVES IN HIGH LEVEL COMPETITIONS.