Flexing: A Brooklyn Dance Craze Is Now Worldwide
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Created in Brooklyn, popular dance craze “Flexing” has found it’s way back to current events, and this time it’s spreading across the globe. Flexing can best be described as an expressive way of dancing — like storytelling.
The street style dance that used to have a show on BCAT called Flex N Brooklyn, dedicated to the battling, is being used as a form of protest against racial injustices. A group of friends decided to make a video titled “Dance for Justice“. In this video, they can be seen dancing in reaction to the injustices that arose in the death of Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, and many others. This group includes a young man that goes by the name Regg Roc, who admits to never having any formal training.
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According to BBC, Roc and his friends went on to create their own moves. They showcased these moves in a show at the New York Park Avenue Armory depicting street life and social injustice, and the rest is pretty much history. They’ve taken this show on the road to Manchester, England where Manchester residents have been recruited to perform. One of the dancers from Manchester, Jack Bain, says “The fact that they move to genuinely tell a story and connect to you, I’ve never seen that before.”
We can expect them to be performing at the 2015 Brisbane Festival in Australia from September 23-26.
One time for Brooklyn!
