i still can't get over how fucking creative this music and dance is. like all the historical influences are obvious but it's so totally unique, and both the dance and music crystallised into something so wildly futuristic and unique. what a cultural moment
this is what people need you know? like dance is so positive and its a family. no matter who you are battling, you have respect and love for everyone. no weapons no hate just sowing what you got. repect to all the dancers. love from Cali.
@@dboyedoe i'm confused bro, i'm white, that guy is mixed, do they just segregate the light skinned from the dark skinned in these ghettos and call them white? XDDD
@@cj-vp9rf No offense, you must not be from America. He's jokingly referring to him as a white boy because he is a black man of lighter complexion. Spinn and Lightbulb are friends, and it's being said to poke fun at him.
Not to take away from this awesome originality I just discovered, but footwork reminds me a bit of men's Native American fancy dance style. Look it up and see the footwork, while it's more straightforward, the speed is about the same and it's all based on a Native American drum beat. Footwork is awesome and as a Native American I give this props because of it's uniqueness and how it just sorta came about in a local scene. Very cool.
creekandseminole that’s a fact. There are quite a few traditional African dances that share the same cadences and footwork as traditional Native American dances. As a fan of hip hop dance styles I love to see different styles from different regions and the similarities they share. There’s a lot of elements in footwork that are in jookin(Memphis), the down the way(Cincinnati), and old school pop locking
I think we'll start hearing a lot more elements of footwork in hip hop in the next five or ten years, if not sooner. Lately I've been looking for ways to incorporate it into my own beats and instrumentals. I don't think trap will last much longer... Producers will start looking for something new, something more complex.. and I think this is it.
"trap" is a southern sub genre of drug rap music..."footwork" is a form of Chicago house music...mixing footwork with hip hop will dissolve their uniqueness...on the other hand "Newjackswing" which is a house form of early hip hop, when hip hop had a dance scene would be like the footwork-hip hop equivalent...which is like the pop-hiphop garbage today...you dont want a genre to get water down hip hop already is.
Syaheicereeze Xanderxindershin Japan has really taken juke far. crazy ass time signatures and out-there rhythms. a lot its more for just listening to tho
I miss when the savages use to dress like that. Now they all wear designer and tight as clothes acting like rappers when they live in section 8 housing. #RIPtheOGs
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i still can't get over how fucking creative this music and dance is. like all the historical influences are obvious but it's so totally unique, and both the dance and music crystallised into something so wildly futuristic and unique. what a cultural moment
This shit will never go away. Long as that Breeze blowing off the lake
this is what people need you know? like dance is so positive and its a family. no matter who you are battling, you have respect and love for everyone. no weapons no hate just sowing what you got. repect to all the dancers. love from Cali.
rip dj rashad
god damn i miss that sickhead, rashad. RIP legend still playing those big boy tunes you put out
"there goes that white guy, that white guy's at the door" hahahaha
"aye that's one cold ass white dude" lmaaooo
@@dboyedoe i'm confused bro, i'm white, that guy is mixed, do they just segregate the light skinned from the dark skinned in these ghettos and call them white? XDDD
@@cj-vp9rf No offense, you must not be from America. He's jokingly referring to him as a white boy because he is a black man of lighter complexion. Spinn and Lightbulb are friends, and it's being said to poke fun at him.
LOVE this video on how they used the audio straight from the DJ in real-time.
footwork was the d&b of Chicago...
real talk... some of the cleanest mixing ever. nate boylan's all over it these days though. big up chicago
6:23 is transcendental
This shit needs a comeback outside of Chicago.
King Charles already nationwide wit it! Creation Global. Look em up
Idk what it’s looking like today but there was a decent footwork scene in LA too
I'm in San Diego if anyone wants to pop off
It’s in England 🙌😍
footwork is freedom love this shit
and always RIP to DJ RASHAD
SHE A GO
Not to take away from this awesome originality I just discovered, but footwork reminds me a bit of men's Native American fancy dance style. Look it up and see the footwork, while it's more straightforward, the speed is about the same and it's all based on a Native American drum beat. Footwork is awesome and as a Native American I give this props because of it's uniqueness and how it just sorta came about in a local scene. Very cool.
creekandseminole that’s a fact. There are quite a few traditional African dances that share the same cadences and footwork as traditional Native American dances. As a fan of hip hop dance styles I love to see different styles from different regions and the similarities they share. There’s a lot of elements in footwork that are in jookin(Memphis), the down the way(Cincinnati), and old school pop locking
I think we'll start hearing a lot more elements of footwork in hip hop in the next five or ten years, if not sooner. Lately I've been looking for ways to incorporate it into my own beats and instrumentals. I don't think trap will last much longer... Producers will start looking for something new, something more complex.. and I think this is it.
"trap" is a southern sub genre of drug rap music..."footwork" is a form of Chicago house music...mixing footwork with hip hop will dissolve their uniqueness...on the other hand "Newjackswing" which is a house form of early hip hop, when hip hop had a dance scene would be like the footwork-hip hop equivalent...which is like the pop-hiphop garbage today...you dont want a genre to get water down hip hop already is.
uk grime is what i feel with footwork
john doe because its a hybrid of dance music and hiphop
Syaheicereeze Xanderxindershin Japan has really taken juke far. crazy ass time signatures and out-there rhythms. a lot its more for just listening to tho
footwork stays chicago man
Dancing is outstanding.
rip rashad you changed my life bro
Wow yall are brilliant dancer.
shit gets real at 14:33
striped shirt guy is absolutely insane
I love this show .. your boy DJ FLUFF313
The beats were KNOCKIN.
BIG UP the big dude at the beginning.
AG, Lightbulb, Que, T Why, Sub-Zero, Frost, dude w dreads & black hoody.
BIG UP all the footworkers, BIG UP the MOVEMENT.
LIVE FROM ©BUNTREEALL©
Yo DJ Mannys style is crazy 19:14
D.J. RASHAD R.I.P.
Pffff the best dj's!
ID round 6.30? sample goes "you cant fuck with my clique" "dont tryna test"
Still searchin
give everyone in this video one million dollars
whoever did that sample wit street wiz a beast. Jetsettas
Everything about this video is dope. Where can I get this music?
This is awesome.
Manny Gant spinn rashad .. U can't fuck wit our click
That oh yeah sounds so dope!
All of this!! Just fabulous
I like this music.
Mmm delicious beats!!
It's crazy cuz you don't see no skinny jeans in this video
Yea a lot of the shorties wasn't in this one
Whats the first song called that goes like "drippin swag drippin swag drippin swag"
Thats what i wanna know!
My maaaaan, that’s the track
Rip dj rashad
this music is trippy as shit, and i want it allll!!!!!!!
My goooooood! Track at 1:32
Man I wish the last battle was recorded
R.i.p Rashad
still one of my favorite videos ever on youtube lol
footwork is really cool
this shit is heavenly
Track at 7:30
Hello! Somebody knows the track id on min 5:14. Thanks!
yooo tracklist??
Beats r hard
Interesting i am going keep watching this
@20:10 😂 Everyone thankfull for Vanna Black backen em up.
Shout out Vanna Black. RIP Rashad
skinny dude with the locs 2:33 is so fucking good
That tune at 20:12 is a straight up weapon! ID?
So good.
anyone know the song thats around 3:00?
That place brings back memories
IM TRYNA TELL YA!
pROPER wOW bEHAVIOUR.
whats the track at 14:00??
Anyone know the track ID at 03:30??
OH. HELL. YUHHHHHHHHH
what's that beat starting around 6:00?
pleeeeeeease!
This my SHYT on GDN! !!!!
R.I.P
Im tryin to tell ya!
props
track on 3:00 ,please!
Who is that with the brown fur hat at around 16:00? Never see his face.
His name is Kenny he is a pro dancer.
Track ID at 11:40 that says "Oh yeah"?
Been waiting on an answer for this one for all this time dude
Track at 730?
These folks are too phunkee phor my sawl.. :)
aint no way they said "let this white guy" go to a light skinned hahahhahaha
A thing that cannot be possessed or reproduced.
3:38 guitars???
@ 14:35??? NEEEEEEEED
RIP Rashad mane
Dont drop it by dj rashad
Thanks!
no prob man , enjoy:)
what is the name of the song at the very end - in the credits?! 27:32
dj rashad - ccp
7:30
12:00 what track is this?
Been wanting to know for years
Darvell
Track at 4:40 ?
11:00?
what type of dance is this? , i really don't know!
Footwork or Chicago footwork, basically free-style Charleston
looks like glitching
man of property
What's the track id on 00:10 ??? and what's its sample???
06:48 ??????
17:34
Dance like you'll do. You'll ask what's the 👉.point. Ask for help no shame to ask .
I miss when the savages use to dress like that. Now they all wear designer and tight as clothes acting like rappers when they live in section 8 housing. #RIPtheOGs
what the fuck you care what other people wear? probably from the burbs anyway and you talking about savages lame
uhh,,,, great,,,, but no girls and asian and white guys there,,, the guys are coolio.... omg ...i like...rock it yo
Always people like u
tracklist?
the name of the track on 11:40? ):
Bro I've been waiting on this for 9 years now
11:30?