Friday, September 23, 2011

Vote now for your favorite KoopaTV videos of the week

Every day, Koopa posts fresh video of some of the freshest dances found on the web. Now, it's your chance to rate those videos and let us know what you think is the best. Each week, we'll post links to that week's KoopaTV.  Watch (or rewatch them) if you want (just click on the video's title), then pick the TWO that you think are the standouts. Voting closes on Monday at midnight. This week's choices:
- Saturday: Brian Puspos, "Marvin Gaye & Chardonnay"
- Sunday: Gong Bao and Julien Bam, "Be Individual"
- Monday:  "IBE 2011"
- Tuesday:  Arizona Snow, "Weetabix Chocolate Spoonsize"
- Wednesday: BGirl NAO, "Mokumoku Factory"
- Thursday: Ashley Friend, "White Blank Page"
- Friday: Pat Cruz, "My Last"
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Video: Moon (I.aM.mE) Tutting

Here's a video compilation of some of the recent tutting sequences performed by Moon (I.aM.mE), uploaded on his Youtube Channel. Check it out:

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HHI 2011:B-Boy Battles

Pacifc Rim Video recently uploaded a video showing clips from the bboy battles at this year's Hip Hop International.

Winners: Fallen Kings

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Thursday, September 22, 2011

KoopaTV | Dance Clip of the Day: "Mokumoku Factory"

Konnichiwa! Today's episode of KoopaTV takes us to Japan! It's here in Tokyo, where we're joined by Bgirl NAO of Aerstix Side Crew, for a glimpse at a normal day in her life. Her journey is not alone. This is the second installment of Mokumoku Factory: The Movie, from the [MOKUMOKUFACTORY] Youtube channel. NAO is a bgirl, who's extremely well-versed in the art of contortion, also known as "circus style". The candid nature of the video, covered by the calming instrumental, is truly amazing. Enjoy:
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