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The Ironic 80s Episode Downfall of Fanny Pak on America’s Best Dance Crew
Saturday, 9 Aug, 2008 – 4:03 | 2 Comments
The Ironic 80s Episode Downfall of Fanny Pak on America’s Best Dance Crew

WHY DOES AMERICA’S BEST DANCE CREWKEEP DOING THIS TO ME!?!? For the second season in a row, ABDC has eliminated my favorite crew on the second to last episode. They are so close and I …

The Origins of Graffiti, Breakdance, and Hip-Hop: Martha Cooper’s Early 80’s Photo-Journalism Video
Monday, 21 Jul, 2008 – 1:55 | No Comment
The Origins of Graffiti, Breakdance, and Hip-Hop: Martha Cooper’s Early 80’s Photo-Journalism Video

In the late 1970’s and early 1980’s, something amazing was happening to New York City’s urban youth; they began to deviate from the cultural norms and embrace new, ’strange’ practices like graffiti, breakdance, and hip-hop. …

America’s Best Dance Crew Goes Back to an 80s Prom with Fanny Pak
Sunday, 13 Jul, 2008 – 4:44 | No Comment
America’s Best Dance Crew Goes Back to an 80s Prom with Fanny Pak

The hardest part of this week’s America’s Best Dance Crew speed-up challenge was figuring out a creativetransition to blend together the two sections. By far the most creative transition was Fanny Pak’s. They performed to …