STORM - 'Water' Showcase // .stance x Freestyle Session

Storm's creative showcase "Water" at Freestyle Session

[frankieperez]

Dude is so good, that I was holding my breath for a few seconds..please tell me I wasn't the only one.. LoL

[therealsiberianexpress]

How can people dislike it?! He’s a legend! Nothing but respect for Storm! God bless him and his family! 🙏🙏🙏

[redemptionsong]

Damn he's good at everything. He could've messed up on the boogaloo and we would've been okay with it cause he's Storm. Instead he put on a legendary, flawless performance that kept up with his legendary status as a bboy. That was outstanding!

[premortemabm]

For those wondering his age... He's 50 now, born in 1969...original name is Niels Robitzky. A legend 🙏🙏

[blacklion]

This is what a lifetime of dancing looks like.he's smooth with it and it looks effortless.

[NCVV]

I really enjoyed that, it was more art than strictly dance....will have to watch more of his work!

[emanthechamp]

Storm is so amazing because he hasn't "accepted" his OG status. His technique is still on point unlike many other OGs. Hes the definition of what the next generation should strive for when we become OGs

[lejaponennoiretblanc]

A legend ! For his age he's still phenomenal !

[bboywhisdom]

Still one of my favorite dance performances of all time<3 I've watched this so many times and everytime I'm as fully captivated and fully immersed as the first time. Wish I could've seen this in person. Storm is an absolute genius.

[ishqwalalover]

I am watching this amazing dancer first time.... At some moment I feel that I am inside the water

[DimitrisDkKyrsanidis]

This is insane. Storm is on another level like always...

[titomatias]

He is awesome! Most People that are criticizing can’t do any of the things he does and he’s pushing 50! Haters! 😂😂

[judymcgaugh]

Sorry, my keyboard shut down as I started my comments, so here goes again.. Wow, this was an amazing visual and audio concept. I really felt I was in water and treading to swim to the surface, then being spun down a drain, man was a genius idea, and on top of that, combining it all with locking footwork that was old school which I really like to see, and without all the extra acrobatics, and goofing that alot of dancers throw into their routines..This locking moves he was doing were clean and crisp, and had power behind them, which usually you don't see. Most dancers I see do not finish their move before going into another one, but because of the concept using the sound of the water instead of music, he was able to cleanly perform and spotlight the exact footwork of locking. I was able to call off each piece of footwork, and hand movements he displayed before going into another, the lock, his uncle sam points, his giving himself fives, it was all amazing... plus if you think about it, for those trying to learn or practice their locking, this video was done at a pace that a beginner could themselves learn from this video, and work on doing their moves crisply, and completely..I hate rambling on but, a couple of peeves of mine is when a locker instead of remembering from what the OG'S "The Lockers" performed and showed us, is that Its OK, and EXCEPTABLE, to stop and emphasize your move by holding and pausing in place for effect and letting your audience appreciate the step you just did, you do not alwas have to be dancing 100 miles an hour and us missing your footwork or hand work because you were going too fast . Also because he used water sounds instead of music, he picked his own beat to work off of which made his moves clean and crisp instead again of being rushed and enjoyed ..seems like alot of lockers feel they have to move to every part of the tune and cram twenty moves quickly and into afew minutes not finishing tge move they were doing before going on to a different one, and it makes their routine look sloppy .. anyway, sorry gor taking your time, but I felt I needed to say what I felt about being clean and crisp, and getting back to the ORIGINAL LOCKING MOVES.. All the acrobatics, and filler moves might look great to some, but I grew up during the Real Original LOCKER ERA, and got spoilt to watching perfection at its finest when the Dance was not polluted, the Originators cared how their dance was performed, so I guess I am hard on the Locker Generation coming up today, wanting them to carry on the Love and Care in which the Lockers of my day was passing down a dance that now has been around the World and back many times over.. Just take the time to enjoy Locking and remember, not everyone can Lock, but there are just as many that are watching it and enjoying these videos, and this one was one of the best I have watched in a long time, and it will be one I rewatch

[Tukoizzy]

Great concept, respect to Storm the first bboy in Europe for me in the 90's. Seen him at the booty 1995' good memories with flying steps, Ennemy squad, family.... It was another time but it was cool and fun and just passion for Hip hop. As Africa Bambata said it was peace, love & havin' fun. Miss those days man...😔😔😔

[omprakashpanigrahi]

One of d best dance i ever seen..thanku so much...

[cruxalva]

Now!!!!
That was amazingly perfect 👌🏽....!

[EliasUniqueSchinas]

I don't understand how the audience was so unreactive. This was such a masterpiece

[mickey]

Ive seen this before but still leaves me in awe the second time around. if only i can click like a million times. damn. the storytelling was so creative! he still managed to dance to it with all the theatrical aspects which is hard to do these days.

[RemusGT]

I always love watching his choreographies!

[meowth]

I felt like he is really dancing on water ., . 🕺🏽