Brian HallowDreamz Henry - Krumping is language. | Brian HallowDreamz Henry | TEDxLincolnSquare

[@onlycrewbeats8943]

thanks for this bro. as a krumper this is very important to the movement

[@mrm5867]

To be honest I never thought KRUMP is that deep, used to think its all about anger and fighting someone. Gotta learn this some time, I think I'll love it so much.

[@givealittlenow]

Watching this live was incredible. Thank you for the powerful presentation Henry!

[@deserteagle7704]

I said this YEARS ago that Krumping is a lot like a language only expressed in the form of physical expression when some fans of older more Traditional forms of dance like Breaking, Tutting, popping & Voguing, tapping & ballet, would often try to argue that krumping wasn't a real art form or a real dance form simply because they couldn't understand it.

[@gabrieleriva_bboykappside]

Bboy here, I honestly don't understand why people keep gatekeeping or are purists in general. We should create community and share art, not create divisions. The only thing that separates breaking with krumping I think is that they are two completely separate art forms, coming from brand opposite sides of the US, one was born way sooner and is inside of a culture with more arts. But this doesn't mean it's better or worse. So I agree

[@kriscarrdublr]

This was an amazing exhibition of krump. We're proud!!!

[@TheBlackJewelz]

Somehow just seeing this now. Well done Dreamz proud of you bro

[@ananeryfragoso6040]

I just saw this presentation because I was watching Brian performing at the MET and he had the link to this Tedx. I am so impressed!!! I had never heard anyone describing the physical expression of this dance form with sun an artistic intend and accuracy. Amazing!!!

[@MegaFunkified]

So powerful!!

[@RikodiusRex]

One of my favorite styles of hip hop.

[@honeychilerider]

Wow. Just wow. I think the NYT description that his "moves are human lightning and thunder" is pretty apt. Edit: Sorry, it looks like that description is credited to the choreographer Andrea Miller and paraphrased as well as quote by NYT in their story.

[@Brui5er_]

KRUMP!! THANK YOU DREAMZ

[@michaelfujimoto8006]

Dug that... he took us there into his metaphors.

[@blacksmithperformance]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing this, so dope!

[@barbaratolbert5255]

Dreamz is a beast I love him so much

[@khabanemakhaola7051]

Powerful...the language of our ancestors

[@fingertoes2492]

1:06 when I go rollerskating

[@srz253]

a Ted Talks on Krump. Dope!!!

[@ashutoshchandan9897]

Thank uhh for inspiring us sir🙏🙏

[@tokyomxxn7001]

Perfect brother I love this 🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@TOONAMAX]

Thanks Dreamz!

[@christebohi8074]

I got chills fam! 💪🏽

[@muddyjoe]

"but the chest pop is always there"

[@veranati]

beautiful

[@fision1758]

Does anyone knows the 2nd name of that track? That track is tight

[@yarha599]

🔥🔥

[@PrestonProjecc]

Krump

[@ThaLastHourB]

LETS GO DREEEEEEAMZ

[@ayyonmichaels9731]

Yooooo congrats Hallow...

[@alananorwood3157]

Great job!

[@MichaelJMelo]

4:18 - We have jerks, rumbles and snaps. (Does what all my little nieces and nephews do).

[@hireMOODY]

#HISTORYMADE #KRUMPWINS YOUR A GENIUS

[@brianhenry9964]

Paul Carpenter Jr 🙏🙏🙏

[@thimourafs]

Very good

[@mayanksharma334]

respect men

[@MrZboogz]

YESS

[@BIGBOOM2077]

King..ssssssshhhhhhNAPPPED! 😮😠

[@billyreckless1]

✊✊

[@rtspicer9082]

Got nothing on Darnell Krump

[@blackwoodjankins]

Gimme a couple drinks and I'll do the same thing smh

[@scubasteve3523]

I am so confused wtf is he doing

[@ckkkanimegirl]

Explaining a dance style called krumping. He's explaining each movement to the audience so they're able to see its not random crazy movements but a deeper story. If he breaks it down bit by bit with the words on the screen behind him the audience can now follow why he chooses those movements. He says it in the beginning this dance style is his way of communicating whether it's his thoughts, emotions, or his reality of every day life.

[@jenswieth7397]

Bizarre. Outlandish. I also feel kinda bad for the people who were there.

[@TheHichaechoc]

Jens Wieth why feel bad for people who WANTED to be there? And why criticize an artform just because you don’t understand or appreciate it... That is the mindset the stunts progression...