I def see some floating & gliding maneuvers in here. I wouldn't say it directly relates to poppin in the sense of hittin. But I see those movements in these foundational clips. I even see some boogaloo-esque movements here. Not actual boog movements but U can the influence and given the era that this dance surfaced they probably did see these boog dancers and kids gliding n decided to flip it and switch it up to their own thing. Nothing wrong with that tho, as long as im not lookin at some guy doin strait up floats, glides, waves, and modern hip hop moves mashed together sloppily then I'm all about it.

First: that hat trick was next level. I couldn't stop laughing

Second: How cool of a name would Storyboard be?!

Also: Those turf tutorials were dope.
If any of you have Netflix, check out the documentary "Ghostride the Whip" (available to watch instantly, btw), about the Bay Area hyphy movement. It covers Turfin' w/ some level of detail--shows "the bird", the "swabbage patch", the "thizz face", etc.

I the thizz face.

Also hyphy music is the shit; check out this podcast for some dope mixes: http://popthattrunk.wordpress.com/


also also also--> (in before someone posts the first ever ghostride the whip w/ digitz remote control style clip >.> )

That is all u.u