TUBI TV: Official "Boogaloo Shrimp" Documentary Trailer aka "Turbo" from the 1984 movie Breakin

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Taylor Golonka Productions LLC releases the official trailer for the documentary film about Michael Chambers, the American dancer, and actor also known as “Boogaloo Shrimp.” Michael is most renowned for his role as “Turbo” in the 1984 cult movie “Breakin’” and its sequel “Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo.” He also worked one-on-one with superstar Michael Jackson and shares stories about his experiences in the documentary, which is expected to be released in 2019.
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“Michael Chambers will go down in history as being one of the iconic innovators of the b-boy and breakdancing culture,” says documentary filmmaker Taylor Golonka. “This has to be one of the most exciting projects I have ever worked on. I know that Michael has a tremendous following not just here in the U.S., but in Europe and Asia as well, so there’s a lot of interest.”
In the documentary, Michael shares his extraordinary journey as a dancer, choreographer, actor, singer, comedian, host, and speaker. We learn how he started out as a child star playing “Turbo” in the movie “Breakin” with the legendary “broom” scene, and in “Breakin’ 2” with the iconic bedroom scene, where he dances on the walls and the ceiling. Michael also talks about how, still as a teenager, he went on tour with Lionel Richie and appearing in his music video “All Night Long.”
Michael reveals what it was like to work one-on-one with Michael Jackson with his freestyle routines, and how he was featured in many music videos including Chaka Khan’s “I Feel For You” and “Stop The Madness”(an anti-drug music video with Nancy Reagan.) He was also featured in the 1983 documentary “Breakin n’ Enterin’,” played “Urklebot” on the TV Show “Family Matters,” hosted the TV Show “Fun House,” and was featured on the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon dancing with Jerry Lewis.
Other highlights included in the documentary cover how Michael choreographed Bart (“The Simpsons”) in “Do The Bart Man” and MC Skat Cat in Paula Abdul’s music video “Opposites Attract.” In more recent years, he has toured Asia, dancing, teaching and singing, and has appeared on the Steve Harvey Show and TMZ.
A master of liquid animation dance with his famous popping, ticking, waving, not to mention the backslide “moon walk”, Michael has a fascinating story to tell.
Produced and Directed by Taylor Golonka
The Documentary is dedicated to Michael Chambers brother Lennis Chambers “Pacco” who passed in July of 2017 and was Michaels Football Hero
Featuring interviews with:
Bruno Falcon aka “Pop N Taco”
Vidal Rodriguez aka “Lil Coco”
Ben Cenac aka “Cosmo D” and Yvette Cenac aka “Lady E” from music group “Newcleus”
Rachel de Rougemont aka “Lady Tigra” and Elana Dickerson aka “Bunny D” from music group “L’Trimm”
Ulpiano S. Reyes aka “Mellow Man Ace”
Carmelo Alvarez- founder of “Radiotron”
Robert Aceves aka “OG Ace Rock” from Breakin 2 “Electric Boogaloo”
Robert Gutierrez aka “One Dope Mexican” (ODM) a member of duo rap group “Lighter Shade Of Brown”
Robert Taylor aka “Lee” from the movie “Beat Street”
Jorge Pabon aka “PopMaster Fabel”
Toquan Tha MC- Rapper/MC/Host
Clemente Moreno aka “Kid Freeze”
Cyrus Spencer aka “Glitch” from “So You Think You Can Dance”
Michael McLeer aka Michael Kaves aka MC Kaves-from hip-hop/rock group “Lordz of Brooklyn”
Francisco Bautista aka “Frankie J” singer/songwriter
Oliver Crumes-Dancer for Madonna’s “Blonde Ambition World Tour,” and featured in the “Truth Or Dare” Documentary
Keith Thornton aka “Kool Keith”
Mari Fernandez(Ware) from group “Sweet Sensation”
Melvin Ware-Manager of Mari Fernandez(Ware) from Sweet Sensation
Producer/Director: Taylor Golonka
Editor: Nicholas Putnam
Color Correction: Mark Nicholas
Sound: Mark Nicholas and Russell Wolff
Music by: Taylor Golonka
Guitar by: CJ
Camera Operators: Taylor Golonka, Shahman Moore, Zachary Austin King, Mayer Dubinsky, Jimmie Presley, Cedric St. Claire, Meegan McIlvaine, TC Franklin

[@mariemarie9793]

Yes! Micheal ‘Boogaloo Shrimp’ Chambers gets the recognition 🔥🔥🔥

[@damianclarke8056]

Man what a talent !! Best dancer ive ever seen. When i was a child i would get my mums broom and dance in front of the tv when ever i watched breakin. Which was everyday.

[@neilharrison3187]

About Bloody Time ! Michael deserves the recognition of a documentary.

[@EpisodeCJSII]

Just watched the documentary. It's about time they did one loved it. L'Trimm are still looking good!

[@PesoFranklin85]

Mr. Boogaloo i was the biggest fan as a kid. Always wondered why your talent wasn't showcased in the mainstream more. Im from San Jose California the South Bay Area. #PesoFranklin

[@hlais3]

He is very humble

[@bkamara1]

very humble person

[@ricardocuevas7815]

Real talk? This man is a CRAZY underrated. AND he and Ne-Yo could be brothers!

[@choneyb54]

SAW YOUR DOCUMENTARY, LOVE IT!! AND I DO UNDERSTAND YOUR AMAZEMENT TO YOUR FATHER'S OTHER LANGUAGES, CAUSE I TOO WAS AMAZE WHEN I WALKED UP ON MY GANNY'S CONVO IN CREOLE-FRENCH!!😄💝💝💝

[@MadeInManny0161]

Ok ... time to make breakin 3..!!!

[@MegaPsycho84]

Cityzen staring chris brown

[@gebrumamooshgirmay8167]

I tried to Breakdance Shrimp! ⚽️🎸⛪️🦁!

[@marcusherbin8284]

Great Dancer 🤘

[@gmaiaswbellnet]

I really enjoyed listening .

[@DJObiSmalls]

Where is the Taco documentary?

[@littlejoe9381]

Hmmm... I must see this documentary.

[@namesurname5680]

It's good. Definitely check it out

[@MegaPsycho84]

About time

[@RoyalIcePrince]

Great Documentary!! Does Bunny D Even Get a Chance To Talk More Than Once? Lol Watch it and U Will See.

[@gosafarel]

The things people don't get it why Boogoloo PopNtaco played a low profile after BreakIn, Michael hired them and their teachings to the pop star were kept in closed door. Micheal Jackson paid them load of money to not make any publicity that they thought him. But Michael Jackson could not have imagined that about his premature death and about the power of social media as it is today...I think they have to blamed themselves if they are underrated. They made that choice to be in the shadow of the greatest king of Pop that this earth will ever know. Rest in peace MJ. Boogaloo and PopnNTaco just move on and pass on the knowledge to make this world a better place as you did it in your young days....

[@hellahung]

If you know anything about big celebs. They like their life very private. MJ is as private as it gets. You either abide to the contract, or not get the job. Would you turn down a chance to be MJs personal instructor?? Think!!

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

i know he's older now, but i still never thought he would eventually gain weight & look FAT, LOL I thought he would be one of those Men who stays in tip top shape, and look Slim and Fit all the way into his 70's, lol

[@digdeep0169]

i think the broom scene was a 1 and done. nobody has ever duplicated it. sad he never became a hit.

[@mrdanielleebrown]

Three different people taught Michael Jackson the "backslide." Who's the real "backslider?" Would the real "backslider" please stand up.

[@mrdanielleebrown]

@Valencia Pierce hilarious lol

[@poplifeinctv]

Baaaaaddd MAAAAANNN

[@irenesibug580]

👍🇵🇭

[@kathrinjackson4683]

U teach me,I m indian

[@nilsonbrito2291]

Popping taco is fucking too

[@paymanbasit54]

🧡🏅🌟👑🕺👑🌟🏅🧡

[@CDogg-kn4wt]

See kids Michael didn't invent the moonwalk 😱😲 (what??)

[@gaden74]

He never said he did tho 🤷🏾‍♀️ He has always said he took what he learned and tweaked it to his own style

[@cobrakainevereverdies6940]

Don't say kids and Michael in the same sentence.

[@ebonix33]

Jeffery danials said he taught mj

[@carlossuavemente379]

@Ebonix33 Because Only Jeffrey spoke the thruth all this time. Look them up, film of them training together available. JD is also one of the dancers (wearing hat) in Smooth Criminal. Recognisable pictures available on internet .

[@wcx13casper]

So why jeffrey daniels say he taught it to mike

[@formeitwastuesday.1515]

He probably Learned from both. Jeffery had a great moon walk.

[@FlyRoni]

He said it was both but he liked the way Boogaloo shrimp did it

[@carlossuavemente379]

@@formeitwastuesday.1515 Jeffrey did. You can even see the 2 of them on internet training together. Boogaloo never learned MJ shit. He been lying about it all this time.

[@reyleondelaselva1789]

Micheal Johnson?

[@magnetmac1]

I thought i was the only one who heard it.

[@hellahung]

Lol. MJ taught Michael Jordan the moonwalk in the Music Video from the 90s called "JAM"

[@Psyclonus7]

Gotta lower the volume on the music just a little

[@ruofhatem]

So who really taught MJ the moonwalk? Shrimp says MJ was his student, but I've read a bunch of commenta that Jeffrey Daniel's taught MJ. So what gives?

[@j.c.sworld5775]

I whole heartedly believe Boogaloo Shrimp.

[@7thvenom]

Bob Fosse did the backslide 12 years before all of them Check Bob Fosse "Snake in the grass"

[@bolder2009]

Bill Bailey was doing the backslide in the 50s. The question is who taught MJ the move? The most credible claims are Jeffrey Daniels and Michael 'Boogaloo Shrimp' Chambers, who Michael reached out to. They influenced the way he executed the move and how he incorporated it with other pop lock moves and routines.

[@7thvenom]

@@bolder2009 Being that Michael Jackson literally sole his whole style from Bob Fosse I will say he got it from Bob and maybe some of those LA cats back in late 70s early 80s.But MJ burrowed most of his shit from Fred Astaire and Bob Fosse facts are right there on KZbin.

[@bolder2009]

@@7thvenom No he took from MANY people just as Fred took from many. James Brown. Sammy Davis Jr. Jackie Wilson. Debby Allen. Don Cambell and the original Lockers. Jerome Robinson's choreography for Westside Story. Gene Kelly. The Nicholas Brothers who gave him some things when he worked with them on the Jackson's variety show. And yes he took from Fosse for Billie Jean and Fred Astaire's dance setpiece in The Bandwagon for Smooth Criminal. But the idea that he '"borrowed most of his shit from Fred Astaire and Bob Fosse" is false. James Brown had the biggest influence on his dancing, and there is plenty of visual evidence to support that, going all the way back to his Motown audition to his last tour.

[@creepincarl]

Jeffrey Daniel tells a different story about who taught Michael the Moonwalk and Backslide and this is an issue I have with the OGs. There are too many of these stories out there from different older cats in an age where clout chasing is at an all-time high. Tell the WHOLE story and stop trying to take sole credit for something that many others had a hand in when it comes to Michael Jackson.

[@hellahung]

It is said in documentaries that Jeffrey Daniels of Shallamar did the bAckslide first on Soul Train and MJ took notice. But in terms of how close they were. Everyone from the actual Dance scene including I know MJ was close to Taco and Shrimp. The History is clearly documented. You see Popn Taco on the set of MJ Captain EO. Is there footage or History of MJ and Jeffrey Daniels even on the same stage. MJ got Shrimp dance cheoreography credits, did he ever credit Daniels?? I don't think so.

[@creepincarl]

@@hellahung This is a conversation that I have had with Jeffrey Daniel. Jeffrey aint out here looking for credit but it seems Shrimp is out here salty as hell and fighting for the very recognition that Jeffrey has gotten over the years. After watching this documentary in full ive come to the conclusion that the adults in Shrimps circle failed him by not first getting an agent and insuring he got his dues from the beginning. The moment that Joe Jackson whispered in Michael Jackson's ear was the moment that started Shrimp on this very path and fight he is on still in 2022. He is fighting for what Jeffrey already has and it burns him to this day. This DVD is why Shrimp corny ass is getting cooked by the city of Los Angeles right now. This is nothing more than a money grab. For him to shade Jeffrey the way he did in this crap DVD was very telling of that.

[@hellahung]

@@creepincarl Your having a conversation with Jeffrey Daniels about who taught MJ the moon walk, and he's not trying to get credit. And Boogaloo Shrimp is salty,..???? Lol. Bro. Shrimp was not trash talking anyone in the documentary. Infact Jeffrey Daniels was not even mention. Are you salty on behalf of Jeffrey cuz he's not mentioned? In the 80s. Turbo aka Shrimp reigned Supreme and was too busy you touring the world and being in music videos and tv shows. Hello, the STAR of Breakin 1 & 2. Turbo has no reason to be salty. He got paid back in the day. And that MJ choreography credit is there.

[@creepincarl]

@@hellahung Did you watch this documentary? If you did, you would not have posted this reply because he clearly mentions his disgust with people acknowledging Jeffrey is the one who taught Michael first. As of right now we are trying to reach out to Shrimp so he can clean that shit up. I will say that he did at least put out information publicly correcting the opening comments of this DVD but there is so much more wrong with the information he allowed to be put in this film. Michael and Jeff need to have a conversation about this bro. Its long overdue and if he feels some kind of way about Jeffrey getting credit for something he does not deserve then im sure we can make this conversation happen. This is something I want to happen seriously.

[@hellahung]

@@creepincarl I watched it in it's entirely. MJ learned from many people. He was a supporter of the street dance community. I'm pretty sure Mike did not say "Jeffrey Daniels." I'm a Dancer myself and a giant MJ fan. I've seen the videos on Jeffrey as his days with shallamar and Soul Train. The Boogaloo SHRiMP Doc is a resume celebration. If Jeffrey Daniels thinks his shine, fame, and glory is greater. Then he should put out his own documentary and tell his story. This DOCUMENTARY has been wrapped, sent to the printing press and sold. If there's any objectin, it should have been brought up during editing. Stop jumpin on someo ones band wagon. Build your own. The is doc is a celebration of an undenyable LEGACY. Dancers and OGs should be happy for one another. It's 2022, 1986 was how long ago??

[@verdad8523]

No no no no and no these moved was created my a man I think it was back in the 50s or 60s they call it the moonwalking dance who did teach this guy the moonwalking dance is beyond my imagination I grew up in the 80s put boogaloo is not the pioneer off the Moon walking dance

[@creepincarl]

Bill Bailey

[@mjlives5428]

Everyone wants to take credit for MJS moonwalk...Michael himself said he got it from watching the kids in the ghetto...Than Jeffrey Daniels said he taught him as did a few of the brothers...now Turbo taught him...cmon guys create your own legacy...no one ever taught MJ anything he's the king!

[@creepincarl]

Michael worked with all of these guys you mentioned at some point so its hard to say one person taught him this and one person taught him that. Unfortunately with MJ being dead alot of these OGs are out here clout chasing and not giving their peers any credit.

[@drewbenavente3121]

MJ was a pedophile shut the f up