changing styles??

Bboy Sun · **changing styles?? -** 12-14-2005, 07:12 PM

man i just saw that vid toprockin. think the guy name was kaku, idk. so like my style, its fairly common to the eyes. i want a special style like kaku's.

how do people like kaku get their style?? i mean its sooooo rare to see a good style of a bboy.

i might be closed minded cuz im used to saying...his style is striking, his style is grappling, etc

the truth is, i want something fairly to kakus style. is there something wrong with that? i mean, people has got to have an idea to where to start.

Anubis2002 · 12-14-2005, 07:38 PM

No, not really as long as u dont try n imitate him to a T....or never develop along ur own lines.

Ground Control · 12-15-2005, 04:32 PM

people do this a lot when writing too.

don't work towards developing style, you're new to this anyway i'm assuming, just focus on getting moves down...style will come on its own naturally. your style will develop based on the way you like to see people dance...get out there, go to jams, meet different crews and bboys, and just practice, don't worry about style, don't try to dance like someone else. don't try to be someone else.

why be a second rate [insert name here] when u can be the original you?

and u can apply to almost anything creative.

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Bboy Sun Full Member Respect: 1 Posts: 85 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: 23462	changing styles?? - 12-14-2005, 07:12 PM man i just saw that vid toprockin. think the guy name was kaku, idk. so like my style, its fairly common to the eyes. i want a special style like kaku's. how do people like kaku get their style?? i mean its sooooo rare to see a good style of a bboy. i might be closed minded cuz im used to saying...his style is striking, his style is grappling, etc the truth is, i want something fairly to kakus style. is there something wrong with that? i mean, people has got to have an idea to where to start.


Ground Control Your New God Respect: 3.5 Posts: 489 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: NY	12-15-2005, 04:32 PM people do this a lot when writing too. don't work towards developing style, you're new to this anyway i'm assuming, just focus on getting moves down...style will come on its own naturally. your style will develop based on the way you like to see people dance...get out there, go to jams, meet different crews and bboys, and just practice, don't worry about style, don't try to dance like someone else. don't try to be someone else. why be a second rate [insert name here] when u can be the original you? and u can apply to almost anything creative.
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