• Stepup 2:  Final Dance Scene:
• Stomp The Yard: First Dance Scene:
• You Got Served: Final Dance Scene:
• Jabbawockeez Deleted Scene:
• Rize: Krump Lifestyle Documentary:  Battle Zone:

Please keep in mind that I absolutely do not appreciate watching any “dirty” type of dancing, but I simply tune this part out while it is on.  For all your folks who add “dirty type of dancing,” you would do better to not throw in such stuff.  For the Christian world as large. Not being in this world doesn’t mean one must not watch certain things, unless it is pornography or it serves as your stumbling block. I watch dance for the artistic sense of it-nothing more, nothing less. There is filth all around you. What are you going to do, close your eyes while you drive or close your ears while you are at work? Friends, if it becomes a stumbling block than you better stay away-far away. Many Christians misinterpret this statement by thinking stay away from dance, most music and tv. Friends, your missing the bigger picture. Once again, if it becomes a stumbling block, than stay away.  Remember God knows what’s in your hearts. If your watching a dance which contains certain parts that are in question and in your heart it sparks a certain thought which isn’t of the light, than friends, this could become a stumbling block. If your watching a show that contains words that are not of the light, and you start to use those words, than friends, this has become a stumbling block. Before you jump to any preconceived notions about what you think you know about these types of dance, please visit:

Red Bull Breakdance Competition. This is the most talented form of dance art.

With that said, quit being so judgemental.

• Extreme Breakdancing
• Breakdancing Competition
• Small People Breakdancing
• Baby Breakdancing

I watched this movie called “Rize” on direct tv a couple of weeks ago. Let me first  tell you I admire what these young people are doing. Not only do they vent out their frustrations in a positive manner, but this form of dance has so much styled tribal rough flow. If I were younger (better health)  I think it would have been great to have learned this. This movie drills deep into their believe systems and ventures beneath the scenes into a documentary way of life. I’m not keen on certain portions of  the “stripper dance sector”  but kudos to all of you who express yourselves in such a unique and wonderful way. It breaks my heart that their reality is often times accompanied by pain, and the people that could bring about a financial difference simply don’t care enough. I wonder if all of us humans could got together (just once) and stop something in unison for one day to demand that their neighborhoods have more mainstream facilities/more economic developments/more chances for personal and spiritual growth-do you think that would work? Like I said, too many tragedies in this world, but God will prevail in the beginning of the end-which will never end since he had no beginning. The no beginning part just blows my mind. That in my opinion is the most mind blowing question! Please watch “Rize” and watch this new style of dance energy. Oh which do I prefer, Clowns Or Krump? I’d have to say, I enjoy watching krump more-I think the clowns should krump more and throw in a little clown every so often.

To “Tommy The Clown” double kudos for lighting the match that would ignite a spiritual flame in a world that so desperately needs it.

• RIZE: Rize Movie Intro
• RIZE: Rize Battle Zone Excerpt
• Krump Dance Battle
• Krump Kings in Melbourne, Australia
• Krump Kings New (master class)
• Club Friday Krump Session
• Hybrid and Lil Rookie
• Poppin vs Krump