is hiphop dead?
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i agree about graffiti art (it was started ages ago in caveman times if you want to get technical) i am an aerosol artist and have been for 8 years and i listen to all sorts of shit (metal, d&b) but hip hip is what introduced me to it. its because if its rise in popularity that its is associated with hip hop, and because alot of artiists banded togther back then, which created the 'elements'
im also a bboy (for about 4 years) and know that technically if you dont 'dance' to breaks then its not 'breakdancing' so no you cant bboy to anything, you can do windmills in the street with no music but thats not 'dancing' is it? dancing is about the interpretation of the music through bodily movements, breakdancing has evolved the way it has because of the music people moved to. i never break to anything but old school and new school breaks and so do my crew and all my mates. if i did the same moves to country and western music it woudnt be the same