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Hip Hop Dance Moves: Hip-Hop
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In this series, Leslea Clark-Zinna, teaches a step-by-step Hip-Hop routine. She starts the program with a Slide Hop and Twist Hop, moves to Shoulders and how to do the Tic-Tac-Toe. The third section introduces Pumping and Tapping. Then it gets faster with Heels Front and Stepping Back. After all these sections are completed, Leslea, combines all the dances together into one Hip-Hop routine. Includes a free step-by-step poster and bonus CD!
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When it comes to hip-hop, it would not be complete without the mention of groups like ‘Salt-n-Pepa’, ‘En-Vogue’, ‘Coolio’, ‘Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince’, ‘Eminem’ etc. who became immensely popular through their own distinctive and unique style of rapping. ‘Yeah! You can’t touch this’ is what drove dance-oriented rapper MC Hammer all the way up on the music charts. ‘Please Hammer, don’t hurt ‘em’ sold over 10 million copies and inspired a whole new generation of ‘Hammer look-alikes’ on the streets. Those baggy pants found a way into the wardrobe and have evolved with time.
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F-Troop and Pat-y-o are back with an "Off Da Hook" advanced hip-hop video. The Duo sticks with their fun animated easy to follow teaching style with a more advanced routine for the serious dancer or the exercise enthusiast. The DVD includes a CD with the original music plus a cool single from the up and coming group 2-Klose. Perfect for parties, recitals and competition, your friends will be amazed with your MTV style performance. So get ready to put on your danc'n shoes and move your groove, cause it's "Off Da Hook".62 mins. (2003)DVD-All-Region.
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Kids who want to learn how to dance like their favorite pop music stars will find just what they're looking for with this video, which features top dancers showing how to do the latest hip-hop dance moves. Designed for preteen viewers, Hip Hop Shop breaks down the latest dance styles and makes them easier for novice dancers. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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Bobo Luchiano as well as his brother DJ Snake and the rap group Nemesis are credited for birthing the Dallas Hip-Hop & Rap movement in the 1ate 80’s. Nemesis’ radio show “All Hearty Def Party” was the first radio show in Dallas that played local Hip-Hop music. Under the production of DJ Snake, Bobo Luchiano released the Dallas Anthem “South Dallas Drop” in 1989 and played hype man for Texas Rap Icons UGK from 1993 to 1996 before starting “The Dirty South Block Party in 1999.
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Quick Fix Hit the Spot Hip-Hop has three amazing 10 minute cardio workout segments that really get your heart rate pumping all while learning some of the hottest Hip-Hop moves around. The best part of all are the “Spots” which make the workout that much more fun and easy to follow.
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