100% right it’s a spiritual dance , I remember practicing flares . I couldn’t do 3 I would just fall till one day in a battle somebody step up to me he did a couple of moves then I came out and the music took over footwork , windmills to flares , windmills to flares it was none stop my spirit took over the best filling ever everyone When crazy even in popping spirit just takes over after you finish u say to yourself what the fuck did I just do your friends just looks at you like how the fuck you did that
@funkateer17, I'm not sure what your comments are all about, but I don't recall saying anything about the new generation not doing it right. I don't know where your from, nor am I trying to dis it, but if your trying to imply that My words are not true than I will just say....you don't know much about the O C. Yeh I grew up in Buena Park (not the Beach communities like on TV) and yes surrounded by several Varrios. (East Side BP, Los Coyotes, Fullerton Tokers Town, Big Bad Stanton, Anaheim Varri
I'm a big fan of easyroc, not to mention I have hours of video footage practicing with him. I'm so happy to see he went so far, I treasure the video footage I have
I just started posting easy ro c from my old home movies at his house in 1992. I was so amazed with easy roc, I hope he knows my posting him is with tremendous respect! Check out my clips!
You probably dont care but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my password. I love any tips you can offer me!
@Levi Demetrius I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
" I " don't bullshit. BTW, You don't know jack about the O.C. Punk! And I have no desire to school you anymore. P.S. Hip-Hop IS & Always Will Be, About Fame! I don't care what anyone say's.
(part 2) it is becoming more about the Artistry than the NAME &/or fame. Watch "Style Wars". (now on NETFLIX) & you'll get a better idea. When I say that I don't mean it has to be for everyone, BUT it will always be relevant & if people do it for fame...you can't hate. (you'd be hating me)Thanks, Easy Roc
Easy roc your the best for me.. I dont know why people look up to crazy leg he never evolved his skill's like you did. Crazy legs is good but your better to me you have skills Easy Roc.
I still plan to post up a lot of these old video's and or footage. It's just a bit overwhelming cuz they're all on VHS & I'm a tech DUMMY. Anyone in the Long Beach area wanna help? It will happen eventually, hang tight. E
Easy, I know you don't remember me, but as for tech help, I just play the bus tapes, then record by sticking the camera facing the tv! I was the white guy with the crazy curly hair. I did lots of flips, and fast windmills. You were way cool then about supporting anyone who was practicing with you. I was practicing with you early, like 1991 and 92, I was Louis ramirez and Eric Sanford friend.
While others acted like hip hop owed them everything?? This dude was shooting footage, touring, putting people on one podium to uplift, inspire and share the glory. Thank you!!
@EASYROC Pfft this whole video is bullshit. Having to tip toe around ha? I know where you got that concept from. You lived with your dad in Buena Park i was there with you there were them lil gangs but nothing big like LA You are who you are today by studying people like me who was only into breakin and graff for fun and not fame like you CHUMP!! Some people are really desperate for fame and a rep its rediculous
SeRcH1LA i was gonna say the same thing...he hung out in the condos by peak park...what gangs were in that complex...none....closest hood was los coyotes
Since the beginning FAME was the driving force behind all the elements of Hip-Hop. The need to stand out, be remembered in the vast population of the big city. Going all city, all state, and now global. If your poor, this is the greatest wealth you can achieve. Now days kats do it for sport, exercise, self realization BUT we didn't think that way back then. Graffiti is the best example. In the early days it was about your NAME, and getting it seen everywhere. Now the "ART" side has evolved & it
Easy roc! I have the pleasure of practicing with you many times, I was the white guy, Paul, with the crazy hair. I've got lots of great early footage of you. I can't believe I was able to practice with you! I hope your doing well. I have been posting view of you on facebook, eri c Sanford and I are still fiends
One of the illest. Asia One did him dirty , along with Teal Steel. Since Easy Roc stopped being a part of the BBoy Summit , I stopped supporting the event.
I remember back in the day you being good at what ever you did, when it was Bmx (learning from the best, Martin A) or when you did your dancing. Chilling with Rodney and Tony in there garage. Practicing back flips with Rickey Woodward lol... Big Ups Bredren...
yo Easy Rock!!thank you for this,you are truly an inspiration,bboying opened doors for me that i never imagined could,it has introduced to me many other art forms in which the same essence can be found,sending you and your family much holiday love,keep rockin man
Bboying and Philosophy are 100% genuine! Easy Rocs judge-showcase at BOTY Switzerland 2000 (a part of it is at 2.36) was one of the best session's I'd ever seen and inspired me for years to come!
@easyroc83 nice vid.just wanted to take a second to say big up,you were one of my first influences starting out,met you at a jam you judged with ivan in new mexico called "cold crush"
![EASY ROC Funky Grossangriffvs SOUTH SIDE ROCKERS [BATTLE OF THE YEAR 1996]](/img/1.gif)
100% right it’s a spiritual dance , I remember practicing flares . I couldn’t do 3 I would just fall till one day in a battle somebody step up to me he did a couple of moves then I came out and the music took over footwork , windmills to flares , windmills to flares it was none stop my spirit took over the best filling ever everyone When crazy even in popping spirit just takes over after you finish u say to yourself what the fuck did I just do your friends just looks at you like how the fuck you did that
cont. Anaheim Varrio Locos, Etc.) You wanna come down and throw that OC comment at them? If you don't know me than don't say jack! I don't Bullshit.
@funkateer17, I'm not sure what your comments are all about, but I don't recall saying anything about the new generation not doing it right. I don't know where your from, nor am I trying to dis it, but if your trying to imply that My words are not true than I will just say....you don't know much about the O C. Yeh I grew up in Buena Park (not the Beach communities like on TV) and yes surrounded by several Varrios. (East Side BP, Los Coyotes, Fullerton Tokers Town, Big Bad Stanton, Anaheim Varri
I'm a big fan of easyroc, not to mention I have hours of video footage practicing with him. I'm so happy to see he went so far, I treasure the video footage I have
One of the few that still does it right.
Legend.
I just started posting easy ro c from my old home movies at his house in 1992. I was so amazed with easy roc, I hope he knows my posting him is with tremendous respect! Check out my clips!
One of my most favorite bboys ever, the best member of Rock Steady Crew
You probably dont care but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot my password. I love any tips you can offer me!
@Otto Louis instablaster :)
@Levi Demetrius I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Levi Demetrius It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my ass!
@Otto Louis Happy to help :)
" I " don't bullshit. BTW, You don't know jack about the O.C. Punk! And I have no desire to school you anymore. P.S. Hip-Hop IS & Always Will Be, About Fame! I don't care what anyone say's.
(part 2) it is becoming more about the Artistry than the NAME &/or fame. Watch "Style Wars". (now on NETFLIX) & you'll get a better idea. When I say that I don't mean it has to be for everyone, BUT it will always be relevant & if people do it for fame...you can't hate. (you'd be hating me)Thanks, Easy Roc
Easy roc your the best for me..
I dont know why people look up to crazy leg he never evolved his skill's like you did.
Crazy legs is good but your better to me you have skills Easy Roc.
I still plan to post up a lot of these old video's and or footage. It's just a bit overwhelming cuz they're all on VHS & I'm a tech DUMMY. Anyone in the Long Beach area wanna help? It will happen eventually, hang tight. E
Easy, I know you don't remember me, but as for tech help, I just play the bus tapes, then record by sticking the camera facing the tv! I was the white guy with the crazy curly hair. I did lots of flips, and fast windmills. You were way cool then about supporting anyone who was practicing with you. I was practicing with you early, like 1991 and 92, I was Louis ramirez and Eric Sanford friend.
well spoken true legend man still inspire me to this day
While others acted like hip hop owed them everything?? This dude was shooting footage, touring, putting people on one podium to uplift, inspire and share the glory. Thank you!!
Hermain Ambriz Thank you for that, I always try to share the glory.
@EASYROC Pfft this whole video is bullshit. Having to tip toe around ha? I know where you got that concept from. You lived with your dad in Buena Park i was there with you there were them lil gangs but nothing big like LA You are who you are today by studying people like me who was only into breakin and graff for fun and not fame like you CHUMP!! Some people are really desperate for fame and a rep its rediculous
SeRcH1LA i was gonna say the same thing...he hung out in the condos by peak park...what gangs were in that complex...none....closest hood was los coyotes
Since the beginning FAME was the driving force behind all the elements of Hip-Hop. The need to stand out, be remembered in the vast population of the big city. Going all city, all state, and now global. If your poor, this is the greatest wealth you can achieve. Now days kats do it for sport, exercise, self realization BUT we didn't think that way back then. Graffiti is the best example. In the early days it was about your NAME, and getting it seen everywhere. Now the "ART" side has evolved & it
Easy roc! I have the pleasure of practicing with you many times, I was the white guy, Paul, with the crazy hair. I've got lots of great early footage of you. I can't believe I was able to practice with you! I hope your doing well. I have been posting view of you on facebook, eri c Sanford and I are still fiends
One of the illest. Asia One did him dirty , along with Teal Steel. Since Easy Roc stopped being a part of the BBoy Summit , I stopped supporting the event.
I remember back in the day you being good at what ever you did, when it was Bmx (learning from the best, Martin A) or when you did your dancing. Chilling with Rodney and Tony in there garage. Practicing back flips with Rickey Woodward lol... Big Ups Bredren...
The freshest kid!!!!! I remember watching these bootleg videos and seeing this dude with a long pony tail rock so fresh!!!!!!!!
yo Easy Rock!!thank you for this,you are truly an inspiration,bboying opened doors for me that i never imagined could,it has introduced to me many other art forms in which the same essence can be found,sending you and your family much holiday love,keep rockin man
One of my OG faves!!! that battle in the park I rewound on VHS soo many times back in the day. . .
easy-roc what up! Mr. Above from B-Boy Alliance san diego. We use to b-boy at rennette park in El Cajon
I used to B- Boy at Rennette too
Bboying and Philosophy are 100% genuine! Easy Rocs judge-showcase at BOTY Switzerland 2000 (a part of it is at 2.36) was one of the best session's I'd ever seen and inspired me for years to come!
@easyroc83 nice vid.just wanted to take a second to say big up,you were one of my first influences starting out,met you at a jam you judged with ivan in new mexico called "cold crush"
oooo snap :D
thats the way i develop my silenced footwork too :P
i practiced at my room at night!
and if i make a small sound then forget me :P
my i dol
anybody has a clue about 0:40, is this parliament?
Imperial JBs? How do you spell it? Is the battle on RUclips?
This guy is a king. Period
big inspiration to many many bboys around the world ...
My inspiration! EZ ROC!
The music at 1:40 is Heart - Magic man
What it is the music at 0.38?
Impressive! Very good video!!!
My inspiration;
Respect!
South Brazil!
My inspiration!
OG!