This solidifies that the Zulus were likely the first "Break Dance" crew from 1973. From Zulu Breakers to Zulu Masters to the Almighty Zulu Kings. We still need to get more info on exactly what the Smoke-A-Trons were doing and whether they hit the floor with footwork or not. But Ahmed's story coincides with Bom5 who said that he first learned to B-Boy from the Zulu Kings and El Dorado Mike, and then he and TT Rock "brought that B-Boy flavor to TBB" when Batch wanted to transition TBB from a Writing Crew into a Rocking Crew. The truth is here right in front of our faces. And it's been here the whole time. Everybody just has to be willing to listen, accept, and check the egos. Awesome interview! Peace
Good interview.
This solidifies that the Zulus were likely the first "Break Dance" crew from 1973. From Zulu Breakers to Zulu Masters to the Almighty Zulu Kings. We still need to get more info on exactly what the Smoke-A-Trons were doing and whether they hit the floor with footwork or not. But Ahmed's story coincides with Bom5 who said that he first learned to B-Boy from the Zulu Kings and El Dorado Mike, and then he and TT Rock "brought that B-Boy flavor to TBB" when Batch wanted to transition TBB from a Writing Crew into a Rocking Crew. The truth is here right in front of our faces. And it's been here the whole time. Everybody just has to be willing to listen, accept, and check the egos. Awesome interview! Peace
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It seemed like there were different crews doing their own thing in different parts of the BX. Some people seemed to be left out.
Yea in each area has its own history and heros...its all important and everyone played a role!
@@victorvixxjorge4095 They played their roll but it's still proven to come from black american culture facts!