50 Tutting Patterns for Poppers & Hip Hop Dancers

I've been wanting to do this since so long... and I'm so happy to finally be able to present you this compilation of 50 TUTTING PATTERNS (actually 49 cause we messed one up during the videoshoot 🥲).

Feel free to use these resources however you want, but please remember to flip what you learn and to do it in your own unique way, in order for the style to keep growing.

The first ones are from Future and Houdoken, and considering the amount of people who are great at Tutting, I don't claim ownership of any of all those moves because everything has probably already been done. This is why I've been careful not to name anything. I've probably also forgot to mention some of my inspirations, and if I have, sorry about it, I'll add you in later in the description !

If you know who to credit for some of hose patterns, please do so in the comments, that would be valuable information !

Songs :
DLoop - Get up on your Feet
Flacxne - Bedroom Boogie

Videographer :
Maël Bächtold

[NeiyahVR]

That's some actual really good drills to practice how to desynchronize/dissociate both arms, speed changes & textures

[Drmmmbro]

this video is so underrated, good job man

[fernandosalamanca]

Love this video, one of the best I've seen

[maggiprzyprawadozupy]

wow this is so helpful! I’ll try to be doing these everyday so I can add more tutting to my hip hop freestyle<3

[aliyakerimujiang]

thank you so much for sharing this powerful exhibition.

[DavidShamlian]

Precise and to the point, awesome vid to get some ideas✊😁 thank you!

[noowayist]

The 40s, particularly around the head are the ones I’ve been trying to learn.

[yuitangkhanhduyen]

thanks for sharing. that's really inspirating

[nayanghimire]

amazing man. I am unknown about tutting thatswhy even basics and patterns seem too complicated.

[TheSubwaysurfer]

You’re going too fast for some of us to pick up. I guess this is more of a demonstration video than a tutorial video

[Choppo]

I really need to learn All of this, i will face my laziness for sure this time hahaha😅

[jaynotonyoutube]

How does he do them without mixing up his positions?

[twopastsix]

hi, i'm a noob, or rather, i follow energy as i dance, so do kind of locking/waving..and always improvise..went to some classes and only improv resonated with me.. waacking for example, was not cool because they all follow patterns and do sequences etc.. i'm trying to find an answer..i love tutting, waving, waacking, locking etc but the thing is.. is it all about learning the patterns and sequences? how do you guys improvise? it DOES look like all these crazy dancers bending their bones follow energy in music, but yet they seem to follow patterns etc? is it that the techniques one learns becomes kind of embeded in them to the point where they just naturally improvise without thinking about 'technical' part anymore>? or do they more or less just create new patterns and become very good at 'executing' them?
p.s wouldn't be worried too much, but i love to just follow energy in music and wonder if pushing myself to learn technicality will hm..add interest to my dance..or should i stick with what i do and see if it develops into something new/different..(i started recording myself and have no clue if it's Any good)
thanks in advance for any input anyone x