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Break Dancing

Break dancing is a dance style that emerged out of hip-hop culture in approximately the late 1960s. It originated in the South Bronx of New York City and was popular among African-American and Latin American teens. A subcategory about the history, dances moves, dress code, lingo, music, bling, and more.

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