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Breakdancing

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Cultural OriginPlay
Breakdancing originated in the 1970s among African American and Puerto Rican youths in New York City. SlideI'm studying the cultural origin of breakdancing for my thesis.
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Hip Hop ConnectionPlay
As part of hip hop culture, breakdancing often accompanies rap music and DJing. SlideAt the club, they had a breakdancing competition during the hip hop night.
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Informal ActivityPlay
Breakdancing is informal and commonly seen in social gatherings, battles, and street performances. SlideThey threw down a mat for an impromptu breakdancing session at the block party.