Crazy breakdancers from Korea
February 27, 2006 11:12 AM   Subscribe

Crazy breakdancers from Korea - one minute of annoying lead in followed by two and a half minutes of cool moves.
posted by madamjujujive (23 comments total) 1 user marked this as a favorite
 
oops, my bad - forgot to mark it as Google video ... admin, hope me!
posted by madamjujujive at 11:25 AM on February 27, 2006


That was fun! (Except for the first minute.)

I liked the second guy best, and then the guy toward the end who was doing the gymnastic floor exercise style handspins who landed in his hat!
posted by OmieWise at 11:28 AM on February 27, 2006


Seriously, if the rhythmic gymnastic floor dance ribbon twirly thing can be olympic sport, why not this?
posted by pmbuko at 11:30 AM on February 27, 2006


sick
posted by rxrfrx at 11:30 AM on February 27, 2006


why not this?

Why not DDR?
posted by Protocols of the Elders of Awesome at 11:32 AM on February 27, 2006


That's just crazy... those Koreans are pretty capable break dancers. And they make a good computer monitor too, God bless them.
posted by mert at 11:34 AM on February 27, 2006


What gets me is the caption on the google video site.

This shit is honestly intense.

Well OK, if you say so.
posted by Skorgu at 11:58 AM on February 27, 2006


My wrists hurt. But...wow. Thanks madamjujujive.
posted by peacay at 12:02 PM on February 27, 2006


now I'm stuck with the thought of Kim Jong Il breakdancing to Afrika Bambaataa
posted by matteo at 12:04 PM on February 27, 2006


It's ON.

Check out the second contestent, with the red shirt -- Mr. Liquid Spine.
posted by LordSludge at 12:49 PM on February 27, 2006


awesome as always, madamjujujive x
posted by triv at 1:19 PM on February 27, 2006


oh, and here is a compilation of david elsewhere, to a fat boy slim soundtrack. coolio.
posted by triv at 1:47 PM on February 27, 2006


Single link google video deliciousness.
posted by srboisvert at 2:25 PM on February 27, 2006


Ow ow ow - my elbows feel pain just from watching that. Those guys are impressive.
posted by redteam at 4:41 PM on February 27, 2006


Anybody recognize the music/artist?
posted by Moistener at 5:19 PM on February 27, 2006


pmbuko:
Seriously, if the rhythmic gymnastic floor dance ribbon twirly thing can be olympic sport, why not this?

Because it would utterly kill the dynamic spirit of it.

Almost every competitive routine would end up following the same basic template, with certain "must-do" techniques that are best executed in a certain order so as to maximize points with the judges. It would become as mind-numbingly boring as figure skating.

Some things are best left out of the Olympics. It's not like the "Olympic seal of approval" is all that important, anyway.
posted by PsychoKick at 6:03 PM on February 27, 2006


LordSludge and triv, thanks for those clips - I could watch that guy forever. Or the dancers in this fabulous late at night clip (quicktime), previously posted on mefi by planetkyoto.

This breakdown clip by Kollaboration is also fun - too bad it isn't shot a little closer.
posted by madamjujujive at 7:04 PM on February 27, 2006


They don't need to put this in the Olympics: if you watch mens gymnastics, they do half these moves anyway on the vault. (ok, no spinning on their head there, but still).
posted by jacalata at 8:57 PM on February 27, 2006


after a bit of trawling, i found these legs, in a pepsi video.
posted by triv at 12:19 AM on February 28, 2006


Wow. Just wow. Yoga on steroids.
posted by leftcoastbob at 5:21 AM on February 28, 2006


they got nothin' on this guy
posted by Doorstop at 6:27 AM on February 28, 2006


I live in seoul, and I have to say I've definitely seen the best breaking of my life here. Bboying is getting real big, and the kids' skills freak me out every time.
posted by Joseph Gurl at 7:17 AM on February 28, 2006


I too, would like info on the music/artist for the bkg music, if anyone has it.
posted by Tikirific at 6:14 PM on February 28, 2006


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