WRECKIN SHOP (Live from brooklyn)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Just like the movie "Flash Dance" is so important for the history of bboying culure, this clip is extremely important when we talk about hip hop dance culutre. This clip you see here is actually edited sequence of several excerpts from a documentary "Wreckin Shop from Brooklyn". This documentary was aired in PBS in 1992. Directed by music video director, Dian Martel, this documentary captured the vibe of golden age of hip hop era -early 90s. It features hip hop and house dancers in New York such as Mop Top Crew (Buddha Stretch, Peter Paul, Caleaf, Henry Link, E-Joe) and Misfitss (Rubberband, Marquest, Kito, Peek A Boo, Prancer). As many people consider this era as golden age of hip hop dancing, I recall music videos in this era featured lot of real hip hop dancers unlike today's music video where you see the mixture of jazz and hip hop. One interesting dancer in this video is Kito from Misfitss. He has his unique rhythm in dancing though it may hard to see that in this video. But I saw him dancing in other video and he was different in a sense that he seems to dance off beat purposefully but still look fresh. The best scene comes at the end of the documentary which is the battle at club. In this clip, it starts around 7:20.
Dancers appeared in this video are
00:35 Kito
00:41 Marquest, Prancer
01:47 Buddha Stretch, Link, Loose Joint
03:42 E-Joe, Tony?
03:57 Caleaf, Ramier (Caleaf's Brother)
04:51 Rubber Band, Prancer, Kito, Marquest
6:23 Kito
7:03 Marquest
7:25 Loose Joint
7:30 Caleaf
7:33 Loose joint
7:43 Peek a boo
7:49 Peter paul
8:00 Stretch
8:15 Rubber band
8:23 kito
8:27 Peek A Boo
8:36 Peter paul
8:47 Kito
8:51 Marquest
9:01 Rubber Band
9:10 Marquest
9:14 Ramier
9:19 Marquest
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Jhope always shows respect and admiration for the people and culture which inspired him to dance. a real dancer who pays homages and knows his background !!!
Respect to jhope, thank you for sharing this cool documentary
These originators showed us there is no separation between dancing House or Hip Hop. They we're full blown artists lyricist poets dancers fashion creators community teachers for the youth!
i look at hip hop today, i dont reckonize it.. its a breath of fresh air to come back to this piece of history and see the glory of the 90's capsulized.
Not for nothing this is why Nyc is legendary so many amazing Dancers shined from the deepest poorest hoods of the 5 boroughs God Bless to these brothers amazing spirits of creativity
Yo, this doc totally revolutionized hip hop dance. Quiet as kept, everybody modified they style after watchin' this doc back in the day. These brothers were definitely original.
brothermajied truth ✊🏿
Big facts
These guys changed the dance game,in the 90's!!Salute to you brothers!!
Now looking for
How Do I Look
Art from the heart films
This is history. It changed the way we danced to hip hop in TX in Early 90's. Much respect to the legends. MopTop!
Rudy Rexx Canales yes sir!!
🙌🏿
This is ART/ARCH. HIS-story ;) dance is of both duality not just the phallus.
Rest in Paradise Kito 💔🕊💐
💜J-hope embodies B-boy style when he dances. He shared a clip of this today & of course we came to learn more about it 💜. Thanks for making this!
One of the dopest hip hop docs to date. This changed how we danced to hip hop and house music back in the 90’s. This was a huge inspiration and influence to all the dance crews here in Houston TX.
We literally studied this documentary before every practice .... yeah this brings back so many memories
Thanks for this. Though this was an ill dream when I caught it once when it aired on PBS in the 90’s. Have not seen it since until now. Super inspiring then and still is now
Recorded the T.V. documentary in the 90's, let a friend borrow it and never saw it again. This is a great copy! Thank you!
I'm loving this... All of it... This era of Hip Hop didn't die... You just gotta know where to look... Peace to the man Mason Rose the Drop Knee God!
R.I.P. Kito
Thank you for sharing this amazing documentary, Jhope. They are so awesome!
호비 덕분에 이런 다큐도 보게되고 참 좋다 고마워 호바
RIP Voodoo Ray I miss this era i use to dance to peace to Link Caleaf lil bro Ramir etc Flossy ENY Flatbush Etc Brooklyn Black n Brown TOGETHER Lou
MY FAVE documentary back in 92. I watched this over and over again. MOP TOP!!!
The clearest copy I have come across in years...Thanks for this upload...True Classic
Glad to see that the full documentary is up. Will never see any other docs like this in a LONG TIME!
Golden memories. This is the Brooklyn I grew up in
Miss this era of Hip - Hop!!!
We all do. 👍
Yeah,rappers today don't dance like they did from the 80's to early 90's.
same ;c
I remember I went to see zhigie perform at a club in the BX. I was displaying all my moves on the dance floor when uptown bounce rakin in the dough was blasting on the speakers. I use to wear alot of polo.. hill & girbraud some times guess Jean jackets. I was into this thing for real. I was like one of the 1st sporting good shit in Washington heights Manhattan back in 92. Epic era.i miss it a lot.
Just looked up that song, thanks for the tip ! That's got some serious funk to it
History I watch this for years
I really do miss these days
Proud to say i know mostly everyone in this documentary and it definitely is a classic Best dancers in the world word on everything i love Rubberband Kito
Where are they now??
I'm here bc of Hobi (j-hope of BTS)
I am the thanks to JHOPE thank you very much for the video of jhope . Jhope he is so passionate about dancing. I like the video too much.
So proud of you Hobi 😢
Thank you for this !🙏🏾
I remember watching this documentary back in the day on Channel 13. Yes! PBS was in tune with the culture.
i grew up in my teenage years w these dudes dancing facts.
Jhope brought me here. This is respect
This video brings back so many memories
Had This Recorded On VHS Back In the Day..........#classickhiphop #realbboyshit
I feel there's a very special connection between all the different danceforms within the HipHop culture umbrella... I see this ancient New Style dance and I can feel some influences from the Popping or even Locking dance too and classic party rock moves that were incorporated later all the different forms, the house dance and the new style. Every dance kept evolving on its own vibe and inspired by the different rythms they were danced to. I really appreciate the documentary. I really feel that just the way you can enjoy listening to both rap, house or funk music, learning the traditional dance foundation from each danceform within the HipHop may also enrich your dance skills and broaden your perspective. Peace.
Newstyle 🤨 bro this is hip hop
that newstyle doesn't even exist
@@yahirmolina8488 Newstyle just means New York style..
The most famous dances representative of this are House , Party Dance aka Freestyle and Bboying.
No umbrella bro funk music is different from hip hop music every style have a different culture/history
Much Appreciations.
Peace to Pete Rock.
So nice
inspirring!!! i remember getting a blurry ass VHS copy in 90 something....?
Big ups to Brooklyn FLATBUSH!! church ave!! you know!!
Thanks dude for posting
Big inspiration rite here !
thanks for this !
Came herr to learn more about hip-hop roots after j-hope posted about it on his insta. Tbh I wonder if he is going to pay homage to it during his upcoming performance on New Year Rockin' Eve, after all he is going to perform Chicken Noodle Soup and there he is talking about his underground dance roots.
Oh yes! I have been looking for this for years! I tried calling around some years back and nobody could point me to it! Also, cleanest copy ever!
i remember watching this and thinkin "i wanna do THAT! whatever it is, that's what i wanna do! " lol
did you do it?
Can't help but notice that these guys definitely inspired "Circle of Fire" crew
Brought here by jhope
Fucking hell I love that so much, the beats I've grown up on , back in the days woooord, so nice to see the real raw footage. Thank a lot, peace!
This vid is Fundamental for Mastering the Art/Arches of Dance ;) Dance has always been Fundamental! for the Sol/Soil/SOUL
Much Respect! My idols!!
I produced this for Epoch Films out of NYC for director Diane Martel
Les Twins definitely got alot of Their Style and Highly Influence by The Moptop Misfits Crew I saw This when I was A Teen and Me Our Crew was Called Many Styles We Use 2 tear it up in New Orleans along with the Dragon Masters Bboy Crew Those was Remarkable Times! Stay Blessed My Brothers and Sisters in JESUS CHRIST Always
sure bud, no one has ever heard of you.. This is Brooklyn baby, you aint want no parts of this
Sir Bantz Alot this was unnecessary
23:36 J-Hope
realest shit out there.
peace to Brooklyn. mad heart
dopppeee great to see how hiphop was goin on back then!
Man this made my year and its only January. Thanks so much for posting this.
Much respect! Great motivation!
Thank you Mason Rose, from your homies all the way in Sydney!
I enjoyed this experience in hiphop 90s from West Coast to East coast we was was battlin like MCs on mics we was in the cyphers in LA Bay Area
Whichway shah at 8yrs old, classic
Thank you so much. I hadn't seen this in 20 years and knew that the Internet would make it resurface.
Dope to see the whole video on youtube. I happen to have a copy of this video that was handed down on to me. I wish more people knew about this and about this style of dance before people started calling it house.
Beat Activated these kats were in Lalah Hathaway video baby don't cry i remember like a mf they was giggin
"I wish more people knew about this and about this style of dance before people started calling it house."
Some of those dancers were House music dancers. Most of the others were New School Hip Hop dancers,some call it freestyle.
House dancing was another form not taken from hip hop dancing.
Frank White The House Dance culture began in NYC and many of the dancers in the video contributed to the culture in which they merged Hip-Hop with House hence the birth of Hip-House and notable House dance styles like Jacking.
These dancers, along with Ejoe, Brian Green, Marjory Smarth (the baddest female house dancer of her time), Terry from Brooklyn, Caleaf (who’s in the video) and countless others are the creators of House Dance culture in New York City. While Lofting and Footwork were initially danced to Disco, Jacking was purely made for House.
In the 80’s-90’s, Dancing wasn’t just a hobby or recreational, it was a lifestyle for many of us in New York, especially club goers.
Beat Activated This style of dance is called freestyle. You did whatever you wanted to Hip Hop music. It didn’t have to be one particular style of dance. No choreography, no rules, and no limits to your style. You just had to be creative, danced dope, and be battle ready if you got in a cipher.
In truth, it’s just NYC Hip-Hop dance. If you weren’t a Bboy/Bgirl, Popper, or Locker, this was a common way of dancing to Hip-Hop in New York parties and clubs during the late 80’s and 90’s.
Freestyling to House music is what created Jacking, which is why you’re noticing some House moves like spins and lofting (dolphin dives etc.) in the video.
I’m not sure what Peter Paul and Caleaf are dancing to since the video is dubbed when they’re in the club, but they could be dancing to House music at some point, since House was sometimes played in Hip-Hop clubs back then.
SUPER FRESH.... Voodoo Ray, Stretch! I see you boys! Hope all you guys are good, wherever you are. EWOK SKILLMETHODZ. Peace. BKLN.
Legendary crews
Ido this the same thing with my hommie ,before i watch this document..
this is crazy maan /// love this so much . Respect from Poland
bless
j-hope brought me here!!
greatest vid everrrr
blow my mind.... #respect #peace
Omg. That is real middle school shit! This is what I grew up with. Dope
***** Zac shows me and he turns me back to that period.
YO!You KNOW what SHOUT OUT to the brother's who put this video together i saw one of THOSE brothers downtown Brooklyn N.Y. in like early 90's and knew he danced GOING into a sneakers store on Nevins i want to say in Forte Green across from Albee square mall..im from Ct i love Brooklyn i love New York period but THEIR right about Brooklyn so many different flavors its different their NOW though gentrification..but this fly because they SHOWED creative side of black Life interaction with the youth on a positive note NOW everyone when cameras are on want to show gang affiliations More too black life.. whenever THEY show black life in New York City or any WHERE ELSE everyone gang related its sad we KNOW that there's many different aspects TO black life but YEAH.. Brooklyn WAS LIKE THEY SAID SHOUT OUT to all the boroughs Harlem Brooklyn Bronx Queens Manhattan
Golden Era of hiphop
JHOPE KNOW WHERE THIS TYPE OF DANCE ORIGINATES FROM PURR🤞🏾🤞🏾
yo!!!
if they don't know they don't know..
oh my god "they" missed the fonkiest era ever!!!
1LUV💯
PBS doesnt even have it in their archives. I tried a few years ago to contact them. I even tried to hit up the Producers, but no reply. I'd say talk to Budha Stretch about it..
serpentscientist hence the need to get Amos Wilson on this and start to control our archives, rather than continue to endure these implicit dismissals of our heritage and history
this is the whole doc...
Salute!!!!! LL'S UP
Directed by Diane Martel, director of Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines video, the Beats Pill commercial, and so much more! Google her! Wonder whether the team in the Blurred Lines clip checked this out? Very fine everybody!
Tha GREATEST
🗽#NEW #YORK #CiTY DANCERS N Da,
🗣️🗣️FUCKiiiNG
W🌍RLD Mi HEART ❤️🩹
#HUNTGANGMUZiCK
s/0 2 #MOP #TOP #CREW
🗽#Brooklyn 🏌🏾♂️L⭕ #LiiiFES🏇🏾🏇🏾🏇🏾
Wow...just wow
Thats crazy I didnt know Lil Sha is Lakim Shabbaz’ nephew
Thanks for the knowledge
This is dope
polo polo polo
What an education! Thank you! Brought here by @djcombat
Peekabo, Marquest, Rubber Band (Mystidious Misfitss)
Was this video quality cleaned up from the original? Seem more crisp than I remember.
Classic !!!!
Light Up My Skills - Respects D@m Brothers 💪🏿😤
🔥🔥🔥
Hobi
Rubberband & Markquest we’re EPMD’s dancers.
Realest shit ever 🔥
they should relase all the b-roll, especially from the circle...
What you see is what you can
who is the little kid at 12:50 ????
What is 'Wreckin shop'?
I want to learn the 87-92 era of hip hop dancing. Sean and Kenny from the T.C.F crew in the Kool G Rap 'road to the riches' video. Scoop and Scrap. I like the moves in the Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch 'Good Vibrations' video. Biz Markie 'Goin' off' video etc. The music videos don't show much of the dances for me to copy. But if I can find footage from that era of a live performance, then the dances are more visible. There are some lessons online also. I need to build up a library of late 80s hip hop dance footage.
Look up Flattop, Buddha Stretch, Brian Green, Henry Link, Caleaf, Majory Smarth, and Peter Paul if you want a good place to start your collection of footage
my guys
When this doc on HipHop came out, heads in Japan started dyin their skin and burnin their hair.
where can i watch or buy the full documentary in high quality?