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Hiphop Flashcards

Definition, kinds and descriptions :'D

1
Q

Type of dance derived from street dance and choreography that jive with the beat

A

Hip Hop Dance

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2
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Elements of Hip Hop

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Mcing
Djing
Graffiti
Break Dance

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3
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Origin of Hip Hop and Year

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Bronx New York 1970s

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4
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Categories of Hip Hop

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Old School
New School

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5
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Originated in the Bronx, Breakdancing

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Breaking

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6
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male break dance

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B-Boy

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7
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female breakdancer

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B-girl

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8
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steps while standing

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Toprock

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9
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a power move, aerobatics, and gymnastics

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Downrock

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A competitive form of Toprock, composed of foot shuffles and spins etc

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Uprock

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11
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Needs great body coordination

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Popping

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12
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Creator of Popping

A

Sam Solomon

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13
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looser, smooth fluid motion

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Boogaloo

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14
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Two types of Boogaloo

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Waving and Strutting

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15
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Imitating the waves of the ocean, fluid motion of body parts

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Waving

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16
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It originated in San Francisco, popping or hitting angles of limbs

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Strutting

17
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Illusions of body floating smoothly on floor

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Floating, gliding and sliding

18
Q

Popular example of FGaS

A

Moonwalk (Popularized by Micheal Jackson)

19
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Separating and moving a specific body part slowly or quickly

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Isolation

20
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movement of imitating a puppet or scarecrow
strings attached to joints

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Scarecrow

21
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makes body move and stop quickly to make it look like you are moving with a strobe light

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Strobing

22
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movement of robot or mannequin

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The robot or botting

23
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Creating geometric shapes with angles using arms or hands

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Tutting

24
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Tutting derived from the Egyptian pharaoh

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“Tutankhamun”

25
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“King Tut”

A

Tutting

26
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Movements are mostly large and exaggerate
fast movements of arm and hand movements

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Locking

27
Q

Creator of Locking

A

Don Campbell

MAPEH (Physical Education) (2 decks)

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