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some say its from west africa

In fact, it has it's origins in capoeira. James Brown took some of the more entertaining movements and used them in is performances. James Brown also added hip hop music to it.
From him, many adapted his moves into b-boy. Using moves to show off (to music). From there it turned into modern day breakdancing/b-boying.

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