what kind of music would inspire back flips, and more air then michael jordan?

This is a real…......jumpy topic.

(I know, that was cheezy)

I can confirm that it’s none of the above…

and i can’t believe some of you put down Britney Spears…shame on you!  :? You should know better! It’s all about Christina Aguilera…

Guess I should have put Other..
Punjaby…

I voted ‘house’.  Yeah, Britney Spears is so over-rated…not to mention targeted for teeny boppers and 15 year old boys.  Christina Aguilera seems to have identity issues.  What’s up with her? :?

I’ll let this stew for a while to see what a majority of people think before I divulge the name of the actual song and the genre it falls under. Although, you don’t actually see the actual dance style (since I’m doing one of my “tricks” within the dance), I dare you all to guess what it is.

groovy,

are you a gymnast on the u.s. summer olympic team?

[quote author=“gr00vy0ne”]I can confirm that it’s none of the above…

and i can’t believe some of you put down Britney Spears…shame on you!  :? You should know better! It’s all about Christina Aguilera…

Sometimes we act out just to get attention.. :evil:

groovy, is it wadham’s music? probably not.

i say, everyone vote BRITNEY!

Mexican Hat Dance?

hhaha - could be one of our remixes?
8)

I would say “Break Dance”    Am I right ?

Hip-Hop?

Ok, the actual music that was playing was James Brown’s Rapp Payback which I would classify as FUNK/SOUL.

The style of dance is Locking, one of the 3 original hip-hop foundations and arguably the oldest of the 3. The original three are Locking, Breaking (or B-Boying) and Popping. Breaking was started on the east coast in New York. The other two were West Coast based. Popping (or Boogaloo) was started in Fresno, California and Locking was created in Los Angeles, CA.

Locking is credited for putting “street dance” in the mainstream eyes. At the height of their popularity, the Lockers were on prime time television with their own children’s TV show, a prime time special, and guest appearances of the Dick Van Dyke Show, The Carol Burnett Show, Saturday Night Live, and Schlitz Malt Liqour commercials. Many of you may remember Re-Run (aka Fred Berry aka Penguin) from What’s Happening…he was one of the original Lockers.

groovy, what do you call that specific “trick”?

Ah, I can remember the break dancin days.  Using a large cardboard box from a big TV or major appliance, and a portable stereo on your shoulder as large as a baby’s crib!

I would have guessed the song was “Beat Street” or “Electric Kingdom”.  But, then again, I was raised East Coast.  8)