I grew up in Crown Heights and Flatbush Brooklyn...I was 16 in 1982 and saw this live and direct. Every where there were battles. B Boys from left to right, and one of my favorites was Zulu Nation, Chapter Three, which was Rock Steady. I fell in love with it and sad that where I live now (in a different state) it's not an interest anymore but I'm still. Brings back great memories as this was a great decade and to all of us was the best times of our lives. Also the music was made for this so many great tunes as well. Thank you for keeping this alive and you have a great way of teaching this.
Very helpful. I thought it would be really difficult, but if I keep at it, I can actually start doing it within a day. Sure, wont look smooth or great or anything, but lets give it some time and practice :)
That’s bboy battle rock but great explanation on that style. to say it’s traditional rock? It doesn’t have the traditional steps/foundation or jerks. Keep on rockin my dude
@@BreakItDown if you learning people rock dance, you need know real traditional rock dance! Course this foundation and mind rock dance! Welcome. I'm on this Apache line! ua-cam.com/video/tNSGofd8yeQ/v-deo.htmlsi=aX6lsiYRWlYepgr2
I grew up in Crown Heights and Flatbush Brooklyn...I was 16 in 1982 and saw this live and direct. Every where there were battles. B Boys from left to right, and one of my favorites was Zulu Nation, Chapter Three, which was Rock Steady. I fell in love with it and sad that where I live now (in a different state) it's not an interest anymore but I'm still. Brings back great memories as this was a great decade and to all of us was the best times of our lives. Also the music was made for this so many great tunes as well. Thank you for keeping this alive and you have a great way of teaching this.
Hi merry gwolf thank you for your Support and stories 🙏
Excellent breakdown, sense of humor
too!
Appreciate your feedback
thank You the tutorial i was searching last 1 months now i’m so happy to learn from u the u explains ❤🙏
@@shankarsharma7424 happy to help
My name is priest jonathan Brasil country RIO de janeiro city I like style to traenne every good my God Bless you and Family
Thank you I wish you the same I am happy to help
알려줘서 고마워요 thankyou
u are welcome
Very cool
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Very helpful. I thought it would be really difficult, but if I keep at it, I can actually start doing it within a day. Sure, wont look smooth or great or anything, but lets give it some time and practice :)
Happy to hear that keep pushing
Nice mikey!
It's my-key :) 🙏
@@BreakItDown upps sorry
Great tutorial! Much appreciated 🙏
Thank you 🙏
nice tutorial
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You learned this from bboy wicket??? His brooklyn rock is awesome
@@coelophysisbauri4070 yes i did back in 2001 he put me under his wing for 3 month
That’s bboy battle rock but great explanation on that style. to say it’s traditional rock? It doesn’t have the traditional steps/foundation or jerks. Keep on rockin my dude
Thank you for the heads-up if you have a video to share it I am always willing to learn more🙏
@@BreakItDown I mite have a couple of videos you mite like 🤘🏼 I’ll give it a look and I’ll send them over some time soon
He is showing us a jerk though
AWESOME!!!!!
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Muito legal !!!! 👏👏👏👏
Gracias
great video!
Appreciate it 🙏
Saludos de chile
Saludos de suiza
tiiiiiight!
Thx pls spread the word i need more followers
Thanku
U are welcome happy to help
Respect
Thank you
🤦♂️This is not up rock!
King Up rock- The real Brooklyn rock!
Sorry I never learned from king up rock himself good for you if you did 👍
Why don't you do a tutorial and help people out if you know better?
Keep doing rock dance. I'm old school Brooklyn dancer
@@BreakItDown if you learning people rock dance, you need know real traditional rock dance! Course this foundation and mind rock dance! Welcome.
I'm on this Apache line! ua-cam.com/video/tNSGofd8yeQ/v-deo.htmlsi=aX6lsiYRWlYepgr2
@@BreakItDown on this video real traditional rock dance! "Your most learn", dear!) Hello from Russia!)