G10 Hip-hop Flashcards

1
Q

of African-Latino origin that involves
polyrhythmic and polycentric movements

can create his own style, dance moves,
and fashion sense

A

Hip-Hop

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2
Q

Pantomime and isolation are

examples of dance movements that characterize hip-hop dance styles.

A
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3
Q

The cultural affinity of _ is inculcated in hip-hop dance. _ ways of celebrating their
festivities and their ways of life are inherently adapted in hip-hop movements.

These
movements evolved alongside the music and the cultural fusion with western, particularly
with American ideas.

They all originated in America with _
steps.

A

African

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4
Q

African ways of celebrating their festivities and their ways of life

American ideas

A
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5
Q

some known hip-hop dances like _, _, and _ became iconic and popular dance styles

A

Nae-Nae, Dab,

and Whip

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6
Q

The beginnings of hip-hop can be traced to the _ _

A

1970s Bronx

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7
Q

was thought to have started the whole hip-hop culture

A

frika Bambaataa

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8
Q

Afrika Bambaataa was thought to have started the whole hip-hop culture. He constructed the framework of the five pillars of hip-hop together with _ _, a rapper.

A

Zulu Nation

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9
Q

5 pillars of hip-hop

A
Graffiti
MCing
DJing
B-boying
Knowledge
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10
Q

visual form of hip-hop

the artistic visualization of hip-hop culture that can
get the attention of the public because it is usually done on public walls

sometimes becomes illegal when the writing is done on private and government properties

A

Graffiti

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11
Q

illegal activity of writing on the walls and private-

and government-owned properties

A

vandalism

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12
Q

meaning of MC

A

master of ceromonies

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13
Q

role of the master of ceremonies (MC).

A

MCing

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14
Q

one that uses rapping to inform their
audience of their ideas

A skillful _ can freestyle or rap whatever comes to their mind that is
relevant to their opinions and the occasion of the event

A

master of ceremonies (MC)

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15
Q

can be accompanied

while the MC is rapping

A

Beatboxing

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16
Q

“DJ”

A

short name for disk jockey

17
Q

came from the term “DJ” which is the short name for disk jockey

A

DJing

18
Q

is the mixing of different music to reinvent a new piece of melody

is done on turntables with varying
records of music

A

DJing

19
Q

actual dance part of Hip-Hop.

A

B-boying

20
Q

Before, b-boying was mostly _ but
through time new styles such as popping, locking, and krumping emerged as freestylers
developed new dance moves that contribute to hip-hop dancing

A

breakdancing

21
Q

Before, b-boying was mostly breakdancing but
through time new styles such as _, _, and _ emerged as freestylers
developed new dance moves that contribute to hip-hop dancing

A

popping
locking
krumping

22
Q

about the familiarity of the artists with each other

Their passion for continuing
is fueled by knowing the history of hip-hop and the ideas developed as expressed with their
style.

A

Knowledge

23
Q

Hip-Hop dancing was popular in the streets at the start until it was also performed on
Broadway venues and promoted in televised dance competitions. Just like as mentioned
above, some dance movements involved in hip-hop are popping, breakdancing, and locking.

A
24
Q

is the jolting
movement by swiftly contracting and relaxing the muscles to the beat of the music

can be
liquid popping or strobing

A

Popping

25
Q

Popping was pioneered by _ _, and originated in California, USA

A

Electric Boogaloos

26
Q

a fluid-like and smooth style of popping while

quick, stiff movements with fast pauses in between each movement characterizes strobing

A

Liquid popping

27
Q

dance style generating pop and lock in sequence

individual move takes a minute pause
interchangeably

also used as comic relief

A

Locking

28
Q

Dance crew _ spearheaded by Dan Campbell popularized Locking

A

Lockers

29
Q

Dance crew Lockers spearheaded by _ _ popularized Locking

A

Dan Campbell

30
Q

mother of all hip-hop dance styles

A

breakdance

31
Q

mother of all hip-hop dance styles is the breakdance originated in _ _, _ _

A

South Bronx, New York

32
Q

A lot of Puerto Ricans are residing in the area popularized the uprocking style that was
created by Afro-Americans

A
33
Q

The dance style follows different levels such as _, _, _ and _.

A

toprocking
downrocking
power-moves
freeze moves

34
Q

dancing while on one’s feet

A

Toprock

35
Q

dancing on the floor which can involve the upper body directly touching
the floor

A

Downrock

36
Q

acrobatic spinning, through the hands or head on the floor

A

Power-moves

37
Q

are the dance poses.

A

Freeze moves