Today, worldwide one-on-one breaking contest, Red Bull BC One, reports its re-visitation of New York City, the origination of Hip-Hop. First class serious breakers and Olympic hopefuls (‘b-young men’s and ‘b-young ladies’) from all sides of the globe will slide to New York City, where the world’s most exceptionally expected yearly breaking contest, the Red Bull BC One World Final, will happen on Saturday, November twelfth at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
With more than 60 qualifier occasions facilitated across 30 nations, the opposition unites the best in breaking for a zapping fight on the biggest global stage, with the last occasion highlighting a line-up of 16 b-young men and 16 b-young ladies. Last year’s Red Bull BC One World Final was facilitated in Poland with B-Boy Amir from Kazakhstan and B-Girl Logistx from the USA taking the belt. Both will shield their titles at the current year’s World Final.
Brought into the world in the city of the Bronx, breaking is one of hip-jump’s four fundamental components, as necessary to the development of the way of life as MCing, DJing, and spray painting. Over almost fifty years, the energetic nearby artistic expression has broken past New York districts and become an overall peculiarity, advancing into a gravity-resisting crossbreed of adapted dance and athletic game currently around the world perceived, with a wearing presentation set for 2024.
In the festival of breaking’s movement, breakers from across the world will rejoin in the fine art’s origin at this remarkable crossroads in history to fight for their opportunity to be delegated Red Bull BC One World Champion.
“Something stands out about the Red Bull BC One World Final getting back to New York City,” says Logan “Logistx” Edra, champ of the 2021 Red Bull BC One World Final, and the most youthful to at any point hold the sought after title. “As the up and coming age of breakers rise, I feel it’s vital to respect breaking’s underlying foundations while reviving the game as it keeps on hoarding global and well-due acknowledgment.”
