Hip-hop style, also known as hip-hop style, is a cultural form born in the streets of slums in the United States. Generally speaking, hip-hop was born in Bronx, new york, USA. Hip-hop began to rise among African-American and Latino youths in the Bronx, northern new york, and then slowly developed and began to sweep the world.

Nowadays, the new hip-hop is actually a kind of dance step that emphasizes body rhythm, which is very casual and natural, because compared with the more skillful dance steps of the old school, the new hip-hop looks much simpler and more casual, but the new hip-hop focuses on grasping that feeling, not just doing movements, but being able to fully cooperate with music and have a sense of dance.

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In June1973165438+1October 12, Bambaataa founded a street dance troupe Zulu Nation based on his own youth gang organization. The group consists of six members, including a DJ and two small street dance groups. Love Bug Starski, a Zulu member, invented the word "hiphop" and used it to name his party.

Zulu people have created a new way of street dance, attracting a large number of followers for themselves and some subway graffiti lovers.