Breakin' Turbo Broom Dance - HD

[@cherryboi7734]

Does anyone no the name of the song that’s playing?

[@AmsterdamBitstream]

No, no one knows.

[@macwyll]

@@AmsterdamBitstream Tour De France by Karftwerk

[@Dakers11]

@@macwyll I think @AmsterdamBitstream was being "facetious"- Treating a serious question, with deliberate flippant humor. Because the Dance by Michael "Boogaloo Shrimp" Chambers is copied and known by people in just about every country on the Planet since 1984.

[@bryanthughes5799]

Kraftwerk (Tour De France) Named my breaking dancing drew after them

[@AmsterdamBitstream]

​@@Dakers11 or just read the description? Unchanged since day one. 😎

[@jonhobbs5113]

The guy (Florian Schneider of Kraftwerk) who created this piece of music just passed away yesterday at the age of 73. He was known as the Pioneer of Electronic Music. May he rest in peace.

[@Puschit1]

More like "rest in bits and bytes"

[@johndoe1765]

BRAVO.

[@imlxh7126]

there's several "pioneers of electronic music" out there and they're all worth listening to. HOWEVER Florian was one of the people who made me the synthesizer nerd i am today, so uh, yeah. Pour One Out For Flo-Boy

[@justinsylvestre1065]

Wow, my condolences

[@paulv2394]

Wow. Beautiful..

[@aquillassongbird3351]

One of the most iconic dance scenes in the history of dance. Period!!

[@joeottsoulbikes415]

I don't think I have ever seen a dancer trying to look robotic in parts pull it off so well.

[@albertseanchen7929]

@@joeottsoulbikes415 that’s the legendary Boogaloo Shrimp at his best 👍🏾.

[@AC-mp7cx]

this was an iconic year for Dance. MJ was killing it as usual

[@Saveyourbs]

Everyone went home after watching this and tried to do it

[@gilbertoquinonez1974]

I agree 💯

[@lilfolkes]

36 YEARS OLD AND STILL ONE OF THE COLDEST DANCE SCENES EVER R.I.P OZONE (Who's in the beginning of the scene)

[@lilfolkes]

@Pinly NO HE'S NOT THE GUY WHO PLAYED OZONE ADOLFO QUINONES DIED BACK IN DECEMBER

[@juve96]

NOOOOO!!!! OMG! I had no idea he passed until I read your comment. OMG! May his soul rest in perfect peace. This was a huge part of my childhood.

[@lilfolkes]

@@juve96 😔

[@mxrley2360]

I watched it again a couple days again and googled where he was today, broke my heart man

[@Daniel-vf5oc]

No doubt

[@theCreativeSav]

Forever iconic!! 40 years later. Who’s here in 2024?

[@MicheleLaraia-j4m]

8/6/2024🇮🇹. Kraftwerk track.Their german name means Power plant

[@djplasticvibez5581]

Me!

[@SanchezDrake]

Bro me 😂

[@TheRomeerome]

@@SanchezDrakeDitto Bro!

[@077shazza9]

Take me back 😢😢

[@krjr196836]

So many years later and this scene still gives me goosebumps! Can never forget this.

[@dimitries]

I seen the 2 wires on the broom from day 1

[@tnbren]

@@dimitries you are a legend

[@nateermine2849]

Same here especially the beginning.

[@gegardpounami563]

My dad (born ‘73) weighed 280lbs and used to dance and hum the tune to this and I never knew what he was doing until I saw this. RIP dad miss ya

[@polreamonn]

@My dad (born ‘73) weighed 280lbs - That must have been absolute hell for your mother.

[@theruddyone6443]

ouch.... well now you know. Jesus bless bruh

[@steves1592]

I was born 73, sorry you lost your dad way too early! I lost my dad too early also. 🫶🏻

[@Macgentry11]

❤

[@coralsea321]

I'm older than your dad , this was the beginning of break dance and hip hop. Keep this alive just like the memory of your dad ❤

[@cooper482011]

I remember it as if it was yesterday, the people in the movie theater went crazy during the broom scene.

[@arockdasupa9401]

Damn sho did I was one of em..

[@emaricarter4885]

@@VigilantEagleVictim lol

[@jeffreyyankee9714]

Favorite part of the movie. What a legend!

[@wagfinpis]

Yep! I was 10 did a dolphin dive on the sidewalk, directly in front of the theater doors, lol! Bumped my chin on the sidewalk too; I was a little stiff from sitting, it was daylight outside, and I was completely key'ed up!

[@madrobin]

@@wagfinpis i saw this on my 6th birthday at glendale mall in indianapolis and i just knew i was imitating the moves to the T, you couldn't tell me shit! lol!

[@Highspirekid13]

He is the blueprint of what todays dancing has become. He was sooooo ahead of his time it’s crazy.

[@alan22470]

Like dropped from space ahead of his time. This scene is still amazing 40 years later!

[@mauricegilmore2023]

This was one of my favorite seen. I was about 8 years old watching this, but now I'm 47 yrs old and 29 days.

[@Flaboi-fu1eb]

The creator on screen

[@blackboxingkings2800]

​@@mauricegilmore2023I'm also 47 years old this is one of my favorite movies. i really tried to move the broom 🧹 like turbo my mother used to laff at me. I used to walk around all day trying to move like him brings back memories. 😢✊🏾😔🫡

[@RONALD......]

At the time.. Turbo had the cleanest and most robotic ticking I had ever seen back then..👍🏾

[@staceylockett8569]

Man I miss the 80's!! This brings back so many memories.....

[@damonmorris9585]

do you know which 1 died . could you plzz tell me stacey if you know that is.????

[@kingpluto555]

@@damonmorris9585, Adolfo Quinones, aka Shabba Doo/O-Zone. He passed away during the holiday season of 2020 due to heart disease. Right after watching the first Breakin' last summer, I Googled "Shabba Doo" and found out about the news. May he rest in power! ✊✨

[@damonmorris9585]

@@kingpluto555 THANKS FOR THE INFO LOVED THE MOVIES TURBO WAS THE BEST THO. EXCELLENT DANCER OZONE WAS GOOD TOO. GREAT 80S MOVIES..THANKS FOR THE INFO OK. X

[@damonmorris9585]

@@kingpluto555 COMING AT YOU FROM ENGLAND UK 17/4/22

[@davidwright4495]

I'm right with you. I miss the 80's too. Today's world is toooo much.

[@enzoarmaniable]

this scene is history, not only about cinema, but also about dance, hip-hop and electronic music

[@mynameisfen]

I'm now 45-years old, this is still the best thing I've ever seen. Any time I have to sweep up I can never resist. (my wife sighing and rolling her eyes) "just give me the f'king broom... i'll do it myself!"

[@mcweaver8237]

🤣

[@jasonmarshall7547]

This is a championship winning comment

[@Charl20]

🤣😂

[@da23injulecz]

hahhaha i lold the cleaning lady at ym workplace doesnt have all that much time for my office lately so i think we all know whats gon happen next time im gonna get in business haha

[@lesliejohnson1549]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrLinebackerone]

This was my favorite scene in Breakin even though you can clearly see the strings attached to his hand when he "magically" lifted the broom lol, Ahhh I miss the 80's.

[@ayothatruth6695]

Yeah you can lol

[@sweetadrienne3572]

Yes...lol

[@JammasterJames]

Silas Jones Strings!!?? You saw strings!? What I saw was an obviously inattentive or maybe blind Director of Photography allowing the magic of film making to get shit on b4 it's served up on a "cheesy poo poo platter" to the masses! Seriously though, back then, ANYTHING with B-Boying or Hip Hop featured was the Shiz-Nit!!

[@TheAnswerWillleaveyou]

+104244058360445501155 lol this was converted to HD, back in the 80s there wasn't HD cameras no one saw the strings then.

[@Vukedin]

Silas Nelson the thing is you got to remember this was originally on the big screen and VHS tapes and TV that weren't advanced... You wouldn't have noticed the strings back in the 80s.. I mean now shit clear as day... But it was amazing as a kid to me he could levitate a broom... I wish somebody would buy Cannons old movies and edit the strings out..

[@TheDsutherland]

I just can't say it enough there's nothing that can touch this time period. The dancing the music, and the video games. I was a kid in those days and I'm so glad I was. Thank god we can always look back

[@albertseanchen7929]

Especially since what we’re looking forward at ain’t so hot 🤨.

[@robinpelletstovesuk9194]

yes me too....fuck knows what is in the heads of teenagers now...sitting on their arses inventing nil....souless...

[@AC-mp7cx]

MJ was on top!

[@ouissandy2806]

Charlie murphy said the guy that dressed most like a itch got all the itche's lol

[@evalex71]

Saw this in the movie theater when it came out. The place was sold out, it was May of 1984 and I was 12. Still one of the coolest dance scenes ever.

[@outlookave6653]

Solid The 80’s

[@dward1911]

Same. I was 12. Made 13 that September.

[@SMeade-qo5uj]

I had just turned 15 when this movie came out. My friends & I jumped on the bus & caught the movie at the United Artist theatre downtown Chicago (the Loop)... Remember how hyped we were afterwards, doing the moves on the train platform. People watching us being silly, great movie & memories!

[@anthonyhernandez3569]

Iconic scene from an iconic movie featuring an iconic dancer dancing to iconic music. This scene is absolutely timeless and will wow people still years from now.

[@lotsatrix]

Who are the idiots 'thumbs downing' this video? Two things are obvious. They didn't grow up in the 80's....& they don't know a classic when they see one!

[@simonmorley5216]

Damn right!

[@gjones9831]

+Walt Thomas Preach!

[@Cjga1114]

That's a start !

[@drew2fast489]

Tell it!

[@thesasrgamingchannel5663]

agreed how can you not love this????

[@mjs1071]

I remember watching this with my dad as a kid. This scene was so crazy. Iconic. Sadly today we just can’t replicate the raw talent these guys had. The whole dam culture was so dope. I miss those days.

[@kingpluto555]

I understand that most dancing today isn't the same anymore (the twerking in particular is so hard to watch), but I still see some good b-boyers from time to time. Just had to look deeper into KZbin, and the next thing you know, I'm following one. There's also a sub-Reddit dedicated to b-boying, and while many of them are a work in progress, they're doing pretty good. Personally, I only know how to moonwalk, and I'm working on my poppin' n' lockin' skills.

[@matthews.3812]

NOT TRUE

[@boogieboy1974]

Born in the 70s raised in the 80 s best era

[@D2Kprime]

Yes.

[@cooper482011]

boogieboy1974 Same here - born in the early 1970s and became a teenager in the mid-1980s

[@frankmata3951]

Michael Cooper me to 1974

[@Musicvato1972]

boogieboy1974 born in 72

[@cooper482011]

Musicvato1972 Me too

[@computergeek3407]

Classic scene from a very underrated movie in my opinion! And Tour De France NEVER gets old, even in 2024!

[@doubleg1022]

Saw this at the movies when I was an early teen... turned me onto break dancing, early hip-hop, electronica eventually, dancing... I don't care what critics say, this movie impacted me in a great way.

[@krislee7983]

Thank you Kraftwerk for making music that can take over control of your body

[@nosuchluck9477]

Kraftwerk were so far ahead of their time! Their song Ruckzuck was the theme to Newton's Apple. A tv show from the 80s using a theme song from the 70s. That's back when music was created, not engineered with simplistic beats and mindless hooks.

[@imlxh7126]

@@nosuchluck9477 Hey, Kraftwerk KNEW how to do "simplistic beats" that worked, and some of their hooks are the best I've heard in any music. Just because something is simple doesn't mean it's "easy". :P

[@theruddyone6443]

@@nosuchluck9477 Man tell me about it

[@Ausnapify]

One of the best dancers ever

[@bubz75]

4 Sho 🙏🏾🔥🙏🏾

[@WillieDWashington]

CLASSIC!!! I still consider Turbo's dance scenes the best parts of the movie!

[@damonmorris9585]

which 1 died do you know...?? could you tell me plzzz...cheers!!!

[@albertseanchen7929]

Without a doubt 👍🏾👌🏾!!!

[@DayOnRuntz]

@@damonmorris9585 his friend that was in the store

[@Warface]

@@damonmorris9585 and now Pop N Taco too

[@mob1662]

The way he stops sweeping and floats effortlessly across the floor THEN into a moonwalk MJ can’t match, is UNREAL!!! 💯💯✊🏾✊🏾

[@damirtomcic2579]

Not sure if you know but he is the one that taught MJ how to moonwalk.

[@tasantana1174]

Ya he was one of MJs choreographers. The guy was clearly one of the best dancers ever.

[@jamielawrence4749]

I grew up watching old musicals, Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, etc. and also loved Breakin' and Michael Jackson... it's so cool to see dancers in the 80's showing respect to those old dancers and putting their modern spin and talent on it!! This is such a Gene Kelly/Fred Astaire type of set up dancing with the broom and interacting with it. Dance and music are the true unifiers for humanity.

[@sandjoy54]

That young man made history with that broom!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@monicamitchell358]

Michael Chambers, aka Boogaloo Shrimp.

[@j.dickens691]

R.I.P. FLORIAN SCHNEIDER-ESLEBEN of Kraftwerk (1947-2020)

[@boogiefunkproductions2368]

Yes!! Just listening to that yesterday but did'nt realise Florian Died so sad.

[@josslabelectronikmuzik7572]

Tour de France theme

[@madrobin]

what?!? NOOOO!! he/they helped usher in the use of heavy synths used in early hip hop, breakdancing and hip hop! true pioneer, RIP to this musical genius!

[@dexterjweaver4812]

🙏🙏🙏

[@jasonwilson8671]

Shabba Doo passed as well. 2020 sucks

[@MSD.4543]

This bring tear to my eyes because it bring back so much wonderful memories growing up in this era. Its was hard times & we struggle but i wouldn't change it for anything. 70s & 80s were the best years of my life and will cherish it forever ❤️💛🥰

[@moleqle]

The soundtrack of my youth. Much love to all old schoolers.

[@cobrakainevereverdies6940]

I'm ANGRY because you got tears to your eyes !!!

[@art08474]

This is when Hip Hop actually meant something!

[@aeiouxs]

An epic representation of a significant moment in musical cross-pollination - I get goosebumps any time I watch this --- take me back!

[@adamwadecaw122]

RIP to my uncle who loved this movie and learned the broom dance.

[@glennmartin3891]

I know this is a really old movie now but this dance scene is still one of the best ever, even with the visible strings, i was 16 when this came out, Happy happy days.

[@tonyab1972]

I was lucky enough to be able to catch this on the big screen when it premiered and I'll never forget the best scenes.

[@sweetwaterfarmhouse1074]

I just want to go back to this era!!! Please!!!

[@nosuchluck9477]

The 80s was the coolest decade ever! Wish I could re-live it. Today's music/entertainment culture sucks!

[@nice12-c5h]

No Such Luck 90 s was better

[@nosuchluck9477]

@Cyberdemon Mike Um, I never said today's technology sucked. Just the music and entertainment culture. And I would gladly give up wifi, smartphones and KZbin to have the simple life back!

[@nosuchluck9477]

@Cyberdemon Mike Let's just agree to disagree. I think that social media will be the downfall of society and human interactions. Not every person on this planet deserves to have a voice in mass media! Too many deviants out there doing, saying and promoting harmful and dangerous acts just to see how many people "follow them"!

[@WTFProductions912]

Me too

[@Del-Canada]

01:59 HD is what is allowing us to see those strings now. Back then you wouldn't have seen them. It's like how you can see the makeup on actors faces from movies and TV shows from decades ago because we have HD and UHD TVs that show us all of that detail.

[@Del-Canada]

I was obsessed by this movie. I bought the cassette of soundtrack that had the poster with all of Turbo's break dancing moves on it. Man, I wish I took better care of my stuff from back then.

[@brandonh6141]

Dude i’m 14 and i’ve known about this movie since I was 8. And I still watch it till now, the 80s era really sticks with me even tho I wasn’t around then

[@captTayo]

Same with me… watched this movie practically every evening after school homework with my siblings and cousins. We were indeed super obsessed with it. Such a great piece

[@TheBerkeleyBeauty]

I saw this movie 4 times just to see this scene. It was all anybody could talk about at school on Monday. Ahhhh the. 80s 😍

[@edgar2dnd]

I saw this in theaters when it came out when I was a little kid. The absurd setting, the choice of music, obviously the dance... Believe me when I tell you that back then this was pure MAGIC!!

[@johnpaultaylor2158]

Yeah

[@johnpaultaylor2158]

Jt still rocking the show peace luv 2 yall xxx

[@realjay247]

Me too. I was so into the breakdance scene as a young boy, that when this came out and I went to see it, I was mesmerized. This sweeping scene was one of the best scenes.

[@danielrobinson5303]

I’m 37 remember my mum playing this movies on tape for me as a kid she was a dancer I must of been at least 8 or 9yrs old but this movie was a big part of my childhood inspired me to dance not professionally but for myself I can remember hitting the rewind button 100 times at this part of the movie for me turbo was the one I favoured more just wanted to dance like that ❤

[@alexandrarodriguez4095]

My Daddy showed me this when I was little girl.. Now I'm 27 with a neverending love for Kraftwerk...and it will live through my kids

[@TheBlueRage]

RIP Shabba Doo and (Florian Schneider-Esleben was a German musician. He is best known as one of the founding members and leaders of the electronic band Kraftwerk, performing his role with the band until his departure in 2008)

[@user-ki1vd3ti8j]

One of the best dance scenes of the 80s.I could never get over this scene every time i watched the movie.

[@CaptainBaseball]

The 80s were so unique and special. It has its own style no decade could ever reach. The 80s were the best decade of the last century. If I would have a time machine I would live forever in the 80s.

[@AngelofAnguish]

L-I-K-E-W-I-S-E!

[@gerardorodriguez2814]

The 80’s is and always will be the best decade of all time

[@albertseanchen7929]

Music-wise, the R&B was on a level like no other era. And that’s just the R&B, not taking into account the other genres. Just a sick time for music 🎶 lovers of all categories 👌🏾.

[@Akumaa2000]

Agreed.

[@MrYellingdingo]

Best footwork ever.. nobody, even Michael, has come close to this guy. Even with break-dancing making a comeback. Maybe Elsewhere.. but nothing else close.

[@mikeshirleyforever]

1:35 Chills going down my spine. Such a wonderful scene. Awesome music and such an amazing dancer. Kudos to the talented Mr Chambers.

[@johnnylr23]

You fools who dislike this vid....This is one of your pioneer that got you where you are today....Boogaloo Shrimp was one of the sickest poppers back in da dayz...

[@originalm3233]

*This movie was made by Cannon Films. That company took many risks to bring us classics like this. Cannon Films also made countless Chuck Norris and Ninja movies. The Ninja craze in the 1980's started with Cannon Films.*

[@TheBookofTobit]

Kraftwerk Tour de France

[@GR19611]

Yep kraftwerk were a huge influence on music.

[@nice12-c5h]

No its Darude Sandstorm

[@tiborvon]

tobian norris I still listen to this today

[@Chris_WG]

got it! Now.. play Numbers...

[@lac7439]

bad tune man

[@batesady]

Every boy wanted to be Turbo back in the day... And this scene was probably the most replayed in the whole movie. Classic.

[@bubz75]

True

[@Marjopolo302]

Camera work enhanced it but it's goosebumps shit.

[@Alternativelyemilia]

Oh man this song though. I play it all the time. If only music was that good these days.

[@fernandohodges7191]

AlternativelyChiic hey

[@quas392]

Indeed. Kraftwerk at it's finest.

[@vincentparker972]

AlternativelyChiic true true 😋

[@vincentparker972]

AlternativelyChiic that music makes you wanna dance

[@dwayneleigh9]

AlternativelyChiic I still play Kraftwerk (Tour De France) and other old school & new underground music! Check me out! Google DJ ROBOTRON . My new mixes are full animated videos!

[@TheClimb511]

I love and miss the 80's. VHS, Beta and Cassette tapes Playing outside, riding bikes all day, No cell phones, Arcades, The last day of school and the first day of Summer vacation that lasted 2+ months, not this year-round schooling BS. Sleepovers with friends and staying up all night watching movies, Fright Night, Weird Science, Aliens, The Lost Boys, The Breakfast Club, Dawn of the Dead, The Shining, Predator, The Running Man, Terminator, Full Metal Jacket, Die Hard, A Nightmare on Elm Street. Much simpler times back then...what happened to the world?

[@drweir]

I love watching Boogaloo Shrimp move. I should be meeting him this weekend. Looking so forward to it.

[@Dontagerivera39]

Im 37 I use to watch this when I was a kid all the time. One of my favorite movies

[@irvsstella]

I love everything about this video, the first moonwalk before Jackson, Kraftwerk, tour de France 🇫🇷 ,Ozone getting his first mention, now he's everywhere, and we all know about him. If only he wasn't so popular in the early 80s, maybe we could have saved the planet.

[@yaknow11]

Still gives me goosebumps today, as it did watching it in theaters as a kid.

[@Jrude97]

The Artist & Song is called: Kraftwerk - Tour De France (Francois Kevorkian Mix)

[@ldgc7172]

The world ain't never been perfect but them damn 80's Boi, that's all I can say, them damn 80's

[@itsintheword230]

When you heard that heavy breathing ......you knew it was about to go down.....and then you tried every move

[@hotrodder5034]

The dopest dance scene ever! Kraftwerk was the single most biggest influence on Hip Hop,Techno and House Music IMHO.

[@jeffreywolfe1]

Agreed! I'm now 58 and I am beyond fortunate to have come of age in the 70s and 80s. Even Rolling Stone had an article entitled "Who's the most influential band of our time? The Beatles? No! Kraftwerk."

[@hanscombe72]

Where in God's name did 32 years go?

[@otakurocklee]

This song is 32+ years old but sounds more futuristic than anything today imo.

[@STUDIO1KINGS]

hanscombe72 I'm witchu bro. I used to break myself watching this video 32 years and 125 pounds later lol. it's hard to believe I was just as good, won many talent shows and was extremely flexible. l now I'm just a over weight older guy with many memories..

[@klew9385]

hanscombe72 been trying to figure the same thing out

[@clintdeangelis5082]

STUDIO1KINGS aren't we all!!

[@rickmann5227]

What a great way to say what so many of us think....

[@dezzsmith4271]

I’m 48yrs old and still enjoy watching this, i’ve shown my kids and everything👊🏿, explain explain to them this is how it started

[@lordsesshomaru9527]

Underrated videos on KZbin. People don’t know what’s good anymore.

[@edwardsausagehands2592]

Michael Chambers actually had the power of telekinesis, however, it was thought that a such a display of wizardry might alarm cinema goers. After much deliberation, rather than cut the scene, studio bosses opted to add strings using CGI.

[@GritsnBeans]

Edward Sausagehands Apparently hes a force user.

[@LordLaavineshNithianandan]

Best explanation 🔥

[@beaufranklin1171]

Everybody wants to be like mike 🤣🧠

[@AmsterdamBitstream]

2020 ANYONE??? REALLY?? YOU ARE THE MAN! OR FEMALE MAN!

[@Mr-CBFW]

Yessir

[@josafasouza6404]

Algem sabe o nome dessa música

[@MusicandMonsters]

Yes 2020. This still stands as my favorite dance sequence on film.

[@mdbarnum]

You didn't live in the early 80's if you think thats looks like a female you really would hate to see what big tough men wore in the early 80s lol. cut off shirts, tiny shorts knee high socks. LOL

[@ryanamie8946]

Me😁

[@Akumaa2000]

I love old school, was in high school during the golden era of hip hop 84' to 88'......this is my favorite breakdancing song beat, Tour de France was and still the shit to this very day. I still listen to it everyday...

[@FleshXHoarder74]

I cant brgin to tell you how special this scene is to me. I was 12 when this came out and mesmerized still to this day. It brings back a feeling of a better time. I will cherish this until i cease to exist.

[@iblackfeathers]

turbo, the man that made the movie... making one of the most memorable street dance scenes with a boombox, a broom with a wedge inside the brush, white nike sneakers & two pieces of clear fishing string. he could have had his own movie or show in the day.

[@waynemoncur7807]

I swear I watched this scene over 100 times as a teenager. Classic timeless material. Glad I grew up during this era.

[@PrinceDepecheMode]

One of the best movie dance scenes ever filmed

[@desireea.thomas2419]

I remember going to see this movie opening night at our local movie theater 🎭 back in May 4, 1984. I was 9 months pregnant with my first child and 26 DAY’S later I had her, after I went to see the movie again for the 2nd time and then I saw it again with my daughter After she was born & when she was just a week old 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 This dance sequence was the BEST IN THE WHOLE MOVIE. It showed you the skills that this young man had and all to a Great techno song. The 80’s were the BEST IN MUSIC HISTORY. I’m STILL WATCHING THIS IN JUNE OF 2021

[@damonmorris9585]

Me Too Bravo. x

[@itsahardything.6184]

My father now is 57 years old and he is a former break dancer. He always told me that he inspired one of the best dancer of his time and that was turbo so i search this guy and thank god look what I've found. this is the best surprise for him.

[@Boygonebad]

He was the best all around dancer from these Breakin’ films no question.

[@biffstudd]

When this movie came out "Tour de France" wasn't even out yet. Not available as a 12" single or on the Breakin' soundtrack. Had to wait a minute to get the 12" from the record stores. We use to rent these movies and record the audio of the songs we liked that weren't on the soundtrack on cassette tape. When you went to see breakdance movies in the 80's the audience had most of the lines memorized and would say them out load in the theatre. I saw Beat Street several times and each time it seemed like the audience knew every single line. Props to the musical director of this movie for picking this tune. The should have used "Numbers" too.

[@albertseanchen7929]

Numbers would have been awesome as well 👌🏾👍🏾👏🏾!!

[@art08474]

Just saw Kraftwerk on Sunday in Cleveland. If you ever get a chance to see them live, go ! One of the most amazing live performances in 3D ! I yelled “ Turbo “ when this track started. I also had the 12’ record back when I was a kid. Priceless memories!!!!!!

[@Mystrym]

that moonwalk was CLEAN as FUCK

[@tipton3314]

who do you think teached it to micheal jackson ..its a well known fact.. :-)

[@joypadb]

+ivan hodgetts Bruno Falcon aka popping taco taught him. He's the baddy from the movie

[@hamlettelmah441]

ivan hodgetts it was Casper that thought him to do the backslide which ended up becoming the Moonwalk. This is the fact

[@hamlettelmah441]

Joypad B No it wasn't Bruno Falcon, it was Geron 'Casper' Candiate, who showed MJ how to do it after MJ had called him and asked him to

[@brevonmckinney2537]

Turbo's Awesome and Cool

[@darthphaser2991]

2020 Confirmed.* This IS the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life.

[@franciscoriley3855]

When you see lists for greatest dance movies or scenes of all time,this scene should be included... just like we all have seen other hit movies...with stand-out scenes "Smokey and the Bandit",bridge jumping scene,"Jaws", attacking the ship ripping it apart,"Raiders of the lost ark"amazing truck scene,"E T,the flying bikes scene...all of these legendary scenes,no one saw coming, until they happened which left audiences amazed and awed by what they just witnessed. This scene is most definitely apart of Hollywood/Cinema history.

[@kastacio]

As a kid, this was straight magic. This might have been the only time my mom lil sister and I sat back when the movie finished and waited for it to start again watching it back to back.

[@Ms666ism]

This scene never gets old. Dude is made of water.

[@RhythmGrizz]

I mean technically we all are made of mostly water

[@amajor888]

This is what made 80s the best! I remember first time I saw this scene and never gets old and I'm 47 lol... Love it!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@damonmorris9585]

bravo amajor888

[@mcgenius99]

great dancing ...great song....very ineffective sweeping

[@d-funksteryea5188]

I saw it originally from Detroit. This has to be top five greatest dance movie scenes ever!!!!!

[@CDSXCalibur]

Dam! He went off. I love it 🙌🏾💎🥲 This is one of my favorite scenes

[@phenomenadaphenomenon1948]

I remember watching this as a kid and thinking was the greatest thing ever! Haha. Before You got served and all those new dance movies came out. Good times

[@klassact1807]

PhenomenaDaPhenomenon fact !

[@esean1367]

Was blown away by this scene as a kid in the theater. I wanted to be Turbo so bad and breakdance like him. Such a fun and iconic scene.

[@jshannon777]

It's funny after all these years I finally see the strings on the broom 😆 🤣 😂

[@jroseredhoward6514]

Got me looking now

[@mauricelaumen2460]

Breakin'..., man oh man... Goosebumps appearing all over my body every single time I'm watching this video footage after so many years... Back in those days this definitely was the bomb! BeatStreet also was a great movie back in those days for those who know... Peace out!

[@trey7630]

That young man made history with that broom! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@hanscombe72]

Thank you Florian Schneider. May you Rest In Peace. Hearing you had left us I came straight here. I will always remember this scene and your music.

[@juliehoulder4944]

The best break dancer of the 80s,without a doubt.

[@lendocal1254]

After all these years, Turbo's solo is till loco❤️❤️❤️

[@pianogurl1]

I love this movie so much. And I also can't believe he played Urkel Bot on family matters

[@SistersForever-es4hc]

I was 10 when this film came out. Watching him dance was mesmerising

[@klassact1807]

2018 and the scene still gives me the chills like when I saw it as a kid in the 80's. Great film, great moves and great song.

[@JustinSevenTwo]

This is one of those serendipitous scenes that really elevates this movie. Michael is so sincere in this performance, and the song is magical. And I was so bummed they didn't include this track (Kraftwerk's Tour De France) on the LP! I didn't know who did it at the time, and I loved it so much. I actually just saw Kraftwerk perform it live in LA this week!

[@PunkOffice1]

Michael Chambers does his glides en pointe. That's why it looks so damn good! I've never seen anyone else do that. He must have really strong toes

[@xerxespowers2557]

The shoes are the main factor along with the terrain though. While you can do what he does in other shoes(some) some work better than others.

[@Againsttherulescouk]

Loved this back in 80s still love it now … such a classic scene, music, actor love it all x

[@WorldReserveCurrency]

This movie was so influential in that time period. And I remember when I first saw this scene it was incredible. It's so creative and paired with the music it's iconic. I wish I saved the cassette tape of the soundtrack. I remember it came with a fold out of how to do all the moves. It was an incredible time. Kids used to bring cardboard to school so they can break and battle during recess at LeConte Jr High.

[@BEAR-tf7vi]

This is still one of the best dance sequenzes, i have ever see....pure movie magic !👌 when you hear the breath and the beat kicks in and he begin to dance....he becomes not subject to gravity 🤩

[@mtg909mtg]

When this scene came on the whole theatre would be hush.

[@MadeInManny0161]

They were busying watchin a dancin genius.

[@mdot100]

Yeah there was definitely 'ooohs" and "ahhhs" in the theater! I remember that!

[@Savagemister]

aha I never noticed the wire on the broom back then. Boogaloo Shrimp was the best back then tho. Brings back memories for real. My little white ass used to pop n lock too. Oh man, fun times. I miss those days.

[@woabeatz9717]

Cause HD didnt exist 😁

[@madnrss7268]

Savage Mister me too

[@Ricobaca]

Savage Mister prove it, show us some moves yo

[@Mj-hr7wv]

Savage Mister VHS fault not yours sir

[@jboslim]

didn't he do that in the movie to beat box.

[@horizonchaser6030]

When everyone was in the parking lot after seeing this movie, someone had the Kraftwerk Jamn, and bumped it from his car, We and the whole damn parking lot was lockin/poppin. That's the kind Gold that keeps you young as you get old. lol