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Join Sway In The Morning for an exclusive interview with B-Boy Victor, the groundbreaking American breakdancing sensation who earned the first breaking Olympic medal for the U.S. in the 2024 Olympics! Discover the untold journey of B-Boy Victor as he shares his emotional experience of bringing home the bronze medal, his views on hip-hop culture, and how breaking has evolved on the global stage. Dive into the controversy surrounding Rachael 'Raygun' Gunn and how her viral moment inadvertently shone a spotlight on the sport. In this riveting conversation, Victor also opens up about the influence of legendary B-boys, the mental fortitude required for Olympic competition, and his future plans to inspire the next generation. Don't miss out on this captivating story of triumph, culture, and the power of hip-hop! Subscribe to Sway’s Universe for more exclusive content and groundbreaking interviews.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:09 - Bboy Wicket
03:18 - Bboy Victor, Bronze Medal Winner
10:25 - Marketing Breaking and Breakdancing
12:58 - Staying in Shape for Competitions
14:02 - Men's Breaking Competition Overview
17:44 - B-Boy Victor Takes Calls
21:44 - 2028 Olympics and Future of Breaking
22:42 - What's Next for Victor
23:30 - Media Training for Athletes
24:08 - Who's in the Room with Victor
25:48 - Shoutouts and Acknowledgments
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USA USA
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USA
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USA the United States of
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America natural
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export one of the few comes from a
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culture that we have deemed hip hop and
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in this culture it's been able to do
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something that religion has not been
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able to do that politics has not been
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able to do it's been able to Galvanize
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people from from all over the world from
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Lithuania from Japan from Australia from
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France from America from South America
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from Germany from the Netherlands and
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Unison in peace right and and
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understanding and empathy through this
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dance that we know from this hip-hop
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culture that's been in existence they
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say 50 years plus I say even longer than
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that if you Trace back the history to
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some of the African tribes that were
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already attempting and doing some of the
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moves that we've adapted into hip-hop
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culture today and deemed them something
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else this young man who's with us
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today in the spirit of some of the
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Legends one of my favorite B boys of all
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time goes by the name of whiz Tech AKA
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King Tech from the group fly namic Force
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out of Northern California that would
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battle people like Aki star who all we
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know as octaviano from the Renegade
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Rockets in Northern California that's my
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partner King Tech who started B boying
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on the perer 39 in San Francisco battle
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people like Rock Steady Crew Crazy Legs
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Prince Ken Swift used to stay at my
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house in the 90s when Jam On the Groove
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was a thing I'm showing off Heather when
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Jam On the Groove was a thing and so
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I've had this
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Affinity this love because I've seen the
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greatness that this culture has been
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able to do through breaking and years
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years ago we had a chance to go to what
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city was it Heather be we were in
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Orlando Florida you remember what year
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that was wow maybe
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20145 somewhere around there yeah 2014
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2015 up was the last time we saw five
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dog absolutely from Tribe Called Quest
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perform before his untimely demise right
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and in that same moment we saw Phenom a
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young man skinny at that time
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sliced up like a human action figure
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though didn't expect much from him
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because he was so young but he came into
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that competition and blew us away fast
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forward 10 years later I bump into this
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man in Oakland California um during
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another event with cross one shout out
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to cross one my brother we all started
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in this thing together and saw him as a
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grown man and and at that point he told
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me he was going to the Olympics and I
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could have cried and I've been talking
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about M say he's been in the promos for
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the Olympics he's um represented us for
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the Olympics the country of United
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States of America and he brought home
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the bronze I couldn't be more proud he
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gave um B boying and breaking a a
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international stamp of respectability I
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want to welcome him to the show the one
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and Allie my little bro I'm giving him
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little brother little brother give up
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for b boy
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Victor theal finally theal olymp
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the matter brought it
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back hip hop baby yeah hipop did it hip
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hop got Olympic medal something back you
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the first wow the first ever American
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ever breaking medalists to bring it back
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to America thir bro to us
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congratulations that's true you wow
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thank you congratulations man yeah right
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how does that I know it's hard to proc
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but the first ever the history books in
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100 years will have your name in it yeah
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and it's just so awesome to represent
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hip-hop culture and to bring hip-hop
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culture at at the Olympics you know yeah
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and
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it's yeah it's it's so surreal I'm still
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like in shock like wow I I brought it
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back I bought something back bronze you
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know yeah that's amazing great feeling
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and yeah I just thank y'all for just
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having me here like I appreciate it
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absolutely was it emotional for you um
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we we sit and watch at home the metal
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ceremony and you know a lot of times we
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see the emotion on athletes and and I'm
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calling you an athlete you know but we
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see the emotion but we don't get to hear
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from them directly afterwards all the
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time but was it emotional for you
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standing up there and receiving that
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metal when it was placed around your
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neck you know I still haven't had time
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to process it because I've just been all
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over the place um but yeah it's just
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like super emotional to definitely have
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my family behind me you know supporting
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me and also like people from all around
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the world just like showing me love and
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and now watching Breaking something I
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love and now people get to experience
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that and there's a younger generation
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that now wants to dance which is awesome
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hell yeah I remember you were the
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younger generation you still are young
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bro that was cute but I get it I know
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what you mean those are younger than you
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D still in his 20s um who are some of
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the legends that you grew up idolizing
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that have reached out some of the
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Legends all right um of course Rock
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Steady Dynamic rockers let's see B boy
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KL k um there's a lot to name there's
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also like a bunch of like European
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legends that I looked up morito yeah
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yeah there's there's too many people to
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name but those are a couple who called
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you and said congratulations you did it
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for the culture anybody talked to you
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yet uh not yet I haven't had time my DM
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are like flooded right now so I've been
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trying to just like you know just focus
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on myself because it's been so
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overwhelming but um yeah a lot of people
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have congratulated me how did you make
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it to the Olympics what was the process
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we we've been having all of these
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conversations on how did people actually
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get there how did you go through the
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trials how many times did you have to
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win what was the crer the process was
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really long we had um the World Series
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which was like six events six olympic
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qualifying events I had had to uh go
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through that and then you know gain my
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points from those series um but the way
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I got into the Olympics was winning one
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of the world championships was which got
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me the ticket straight into the Olympics
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so they have like the Continental
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championships that get you straight into
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the Olympics and then they got the World
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Series where you accumulate points to
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then compete in the uh two last
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qualifying series which was like two
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months before the Olympics so if we
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liken this to let's say tennis has their
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grand slams they have Wimbleton right
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the US Open um what the french um
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uh the one that happens in France with
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the dirt Court those are Grand Slams are
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there Grand Slam equivalents and
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breaking like you win a world
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competition or yeah Grand Slam
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equivalence uh Red Bull bc1 World
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Championship um that's the ones I've
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hosted constantly yall see all right
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okay my bad yeah so those are the main
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ones those are the
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okay when you were younger Vic um did
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you always see yourself as an athlete
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and I asked this because considering the
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Journey of getting breaking into the
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Olympics and dance as a whole I find
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that a lot of folks have had trouble
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with embracing it as athleticism as a
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sport did that ever impact how you saw
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your own sports slart did you have a a a
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Time as you journeyed along where you're
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like nah I am an athlete or did you
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always see that from day one I see it as
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both so I see it like I'm an artist
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because we are artists we're bringing
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our own individ individuality into the
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dance and our own self-expression but if
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you look up um athlete competition you
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know uh well if you look up yeah yeah
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yeah like being an athlete it's about
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being super competitive and it's about
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like undermining your opponent and being
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the best of the best at what you do and
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that's what breaking is all about you
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know when it first started like instead
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of fighting you know instead of like
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killing each other we're dancing we're
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settling it out with dancing and
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competing and showing who's the best of
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the best so that's why I'm saying like
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it can also be um a sport but you are
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also an artist yeah B boy Victor is here
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he represented the United States in the
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breaking competition first ever Olympic
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breaking competition yeah along that
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thought Victor I'm just curious about
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the mental pressure right we always talk
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about Olympian athlete is mostly about
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mental fortitude and so I'm curious
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where a lot of athletes have to not just
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represent for themselves and family and
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all the hard work of all their of their
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lifetime of practicing but also too for
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America but I feel like breaking was a
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little bit different I felt like you had
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to represent for yourself and your
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family but you also had to represent for
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America but then you also to had to
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represent for culture because this is
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one of those Olympic sports that was
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started here in the US and we've seen
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strong Global competition in the sense
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of where they've been able to master the
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art form and so did you feel that added
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pressure of representing the culture of
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where the country had started from no I
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didn't feel no pressure at all like I
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was enjoying the moment like honestly um
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I was so happy for all of us because
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we're all in this together all of the
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top 16 B girls all of the top 16 B boys
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and I remember I was going up against
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hero 10 and the crowd was going crazy
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and I even was going crazy because I was
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like yeah this is for the culture this
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is for us you know so I just wanted
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people to see what breaking is all about
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you know they have all these
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misconceptions and stereotypes and it's
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like no it's evolved you know it's like
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it's uh it's more refined wow wow B boy
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Victor is here man I keep saying his
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name learn his name yes like you would a
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gimness like you know Noah lios like you
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know Simone BOS he is that to Breaking
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yes learn his name b boy
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Victor one of the biggest problems is
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how breaking is marketed
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to the mainstream to the masses and so
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it creates a lot of confusion um it
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creates a a whole lot of
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misunderstandings and misinterpretations
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in and to the detriment of the
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culture uh in in the case of this uh
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young lady b boy a b girl ray gun from a
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um where Australia Australia yeah and
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this clip that went viral of her and
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people
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lazily you know appointing that to the
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culture as a whole like is this what
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breaking is about a yeah because they
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see this one preliminary round of
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someone we're not even sure how she got
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that far yeah but she does not full her
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spirit perhaps I don't know her
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represents the Hip Hop Spirit of wanting
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to learn and be a part of something but
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that skill set does not represent we're
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breaking how far has come how far has
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evolved and I think we're been we've
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been lazy as journalists as U
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correspondence media people to only talk
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about that yeah M right and not get
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behind the culture as a whole were y'all
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even hearing about this over there about
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this girl going viral and what are your
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thoughts now that you know yeah so she
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went pretty viral her um the be Girl
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event was on the 9th and the B boys were
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on the 10th so when it was our turn she
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was going viral you know but we didn't
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pay no mind to it and uh now it's all
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over the place you know and uh like to
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me honestly any type of publicity is
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good publicity and uh I was like
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scrolling through the comments in my
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battles and a lot of people are like yo
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I came here because of ray guns and now
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I'm like tuning into breaking like this
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is the best thing ever you know because
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now they're watching all of the
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competitors so um I saw at least like
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hundreds of comments like that so it's
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it's also a good thing because now
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people are tuning in into breaking and
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they're seeing like like the people that
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won the gold the people that won the
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bronze and they're like what like yo
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this is so sick like now I'm super
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invested into it
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so it's a really cool thing yo I like
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that response hey man yeah right I like
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that response man positive yeah and I
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agree with with what both of y'all said
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and I think the biggest problem I had
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was like okay if you want to criticize
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you you're entitled to your opinion but
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just add something positive to the
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conversation you know what I mean like
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don't just focus on what you don't like
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about her performance or what you think
12:51
about the clip like let's let's look at
12:53
the other performers and let's add
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something to that conversation yeah
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right well said Victor yes indeed wow
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yeah I just realized we saw you in 2015
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I just went back to look we watched you
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yeah it was 2015 201 that's crazy when
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you think about it what do you do um
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from 2015 to now to stay in shape to be
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in that Olympic space when you find out
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oh my gosh this thing that I love so
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passionately like I love MC you know
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what what do you do to stay in sh to get
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to get to this point for all the younger
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generation that's watching now with the
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Olympics coming to LA in four years man
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do you compete as much as possible what
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do you do it's just staying consistent
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and staying true to yourself so it's
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staying consistent staying true to
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yourself and also Reinventing yourself
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throughout the years you know it's like
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it's it's like rapping you know there's
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all these different eras and uh you got
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to just keep on Reinventing yourself
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just how Snoop did you know he's he's he
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just keeps on Reinventing himself he's
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always on it so it's it's the same thing
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with breaking how big was it to have
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Snoop kick off the breaking competition
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man were people going bonkers it was
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awesome it's like I got chills it's like
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wow like we did not expect Snoop to be
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there and just for him to show up and
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show love to Breaking because we all are
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part of hip-hop it was a really cool
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feeling yeah we all are part of hip-hop
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yeah yeah and see that's what I want
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people to understand that b boy Victor
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right Snoop Jazzy Jeff mhm you know
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we're all a part of Hip Hop whatever
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graph writer you want to put in there
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it's all a part of hip-hop B boy Victor
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is here 888 742 3345 lift the lift the
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uh the metal up a little bit yes okay so
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the man that won the men's competition
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name is Phil Wizard and he's from Canada
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right Canada to Canada he he's great
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he's great sick yes right and then you
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you went up up up against um uh Danny
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Dan yeah in the semis and he was from
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France he was from France yeah you knew
15:04
what was going to happen you could
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have you could have floated in the air
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and did all your combinations elevated
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yeah yeah the crowd was going wild for
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him yeah it's like all French crowd yeah
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but it was a great competition you was
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going so let me ask when you compete
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that much in that many rounds how many
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of it is routine and how much of it is
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improv or do you have combinations that
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you say for certain rounds yeah so um it
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really depends like you got to
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strategize so I have like about 15
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signatures because you're supposed to
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have at least 15 strong rounds
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throughout the battle and each round has
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to be different so you got to bring your
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own creativity which makes it even
15:45
tougher and on top of that you got to be
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onto the music you know you got to be on
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beat um but yeah it's it's really
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difficult and for me I try to adapt in
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the moment I try to improvise a bit but
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I also have like my routine that I do
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you know and sometimes I forget it so
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you got to you know you have those
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spontaneous moments that just happen out
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of nowhere you know you just go off a
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feeling and you forget what you're doing
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but your body's just taking you to like
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a different dimension which is so cool
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yeah
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man do you eat anything fried like
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what's your diet like H to be honest I
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just try to eat clean but there's times
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where you know like after competition I
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just eat whatever I want I go all out
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but yeah I just try to stay clean clean
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considering the optimism that you
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represent and you we can tell with ease
16:37
that you have such a kind heart the
16:39
competitive nature of breaking is there
16:43
any
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talking definitely definitely like when
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I'm in a battle I'm thinking I'm the
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best you know I'm not saying it but in
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my head I'm saying it and I'm there to
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win you know I'm there to win and that's
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what it's all about but after the
16:57
competition show love you know we show
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love and it's like all right I got you
17:02
next time you know but during the
17:04
competition y'all be on each
17:06
other especially if you repeat a move
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you know that's the second time he did
17:10
that move and then I think a lot of
17:12
people don't like if you come up on
17:14
somebody and they you know they motion
17:17
around your face or they might even
17:18
touch you people think well why why
17:20
doesn't that end up in the fight but
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that's a part of it all right yeah yeah
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it's called Burns so it's just burning
17:25
your opponent it's like basically you're
17:27
just dissing them mhm yeah yeah and uh
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let's talk about some of the
17:31
combinations but I'm GNA take some of
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the callers George is on the line for
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Florida go ahead George what up George
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George
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George George did your phone break sound
17:42
like they went dead on your end oh my
17:44
God I'm so sorry so sorry hello hello
17:46
hey I'm so sorry B boy Victor it's
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amazing to be in the line with you sway
17:50
you guys are all amazing Heather G Pani
17:52
Tracy everybody y shouts out to all you
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guys first of all good morning God bless
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you all it's a beautiful
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day uh I'm so sorry about that but B boy
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Victor question for you hello yes yes
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sir yes oh so sorry sorry um question
18:09
man uh you did amazing in the Olympics
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you know uh you did really good against
18:15
like Japan when you went against hero 10
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um what inspired you to do some of those
18:20
moves because I know you just said it a
18:22
little while ago how like sometimes you
18:23
may lose Rhythm and focus or whatever
18:25
and then like you know you just kind of
18:26
like like uh you know just kind of it in
18:29
a way but um it's hard to tell if you
18:32
did any of that like during any of your
18:34
routines but is there like a go-to move
18:37
that you go to or like like have like in
18:39
your back pocket or something like that
18:41
like if you ever find yourself in a
18:43
situation like that oh man yeah um
18:47
there's a couple go-to moves that I uh
18:49
that I do like some of my signatures but
18:52
honestly it's just going off a feeling
18:54
so like for me I'm so used to just
18:56
adapting in the moment and it's like I
18:58
can bring something just out of nowhere
19:00
you know depending on the moment so most
19:03
of it is spontaneous but I do have like
19:05
my sets that I know are like are gonna
19:08
do good and the crowd's going to go
19:09
crazy all right hey thanks for your call
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bro you're a citizen George Jordan is in
19:14
Delaware go ahead Jordan hey Jordan hey
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how y'all doing thank y'all for
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welcoming back uh congratulations to uh
19:21
B boy Victor um I want to say uh you
19:24
were a great representation of hip-hop
19:25
you make me feel like I was a kid again
19:27
never in a million years that I think
19:29
I'd see some of the hip-hop songs played
19:31
like red man and metham man uh and you
19:33
did a great job and I know as a viewer
19:35
you you uh you weren't able to see it
19:37
but as a viewer um they ran a story
19:39
about how you got in the B boy and one
19:42
of the things talked about your father I
19:43
think and how he was in a metal band and
19:46
I wanted you to expound upon that a
19:47
little bit because uh I thought it was a
19:49
really cool uh story that was
19:51
told yeah yeah so um yeah I was
19:54
surrounded uh around like heavy metal
19:56
music and uh my dad was a breaker back
19:58
in the day my dad and his twin brother
20:00
they used to break back in Mexico so
20:02
they're inspired by like beat street
20:04
they're inspired by the movie Breaking
20:05
and basically they they like um they
20:09
exposed us to Breaking you know because
20:11
it's something that they used to do but
20:12
they were also in a heavy metal band so
20:15
you know I was always in the Arts and um
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yeah yeah it was amazing wow hey man
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thank you for your call Jordan uh two
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things I want to ask I know you guys
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have to uh cut out
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um what kind of conversations were being
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had with the B boys and B girls shout
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out to um um B girl Army first of all
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from Japan be girl na na I think she's
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from Lithuania I'm not yep right um were
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there did did did the did the community
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come together and say okay we're all
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here moving forward because there always
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a struggle with that culture you know
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getting exposure getting the type of
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support the funding you know you know
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even especially in the states the most
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ironic place of them all was there a a
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gathering of sorts to say moving forward
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how can we work together in promoting
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this culture pushing it Forward
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marketing with ourselves you know so we
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don't have to rely on other people to
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bring exposure necessarily did y'all
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have those kind of meetups or did you uh
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no we haven't had those kind of meetups
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but I know um Red Bull is like helping
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us with that you know they've been in
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the breaking culture for a very long
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time they're the ones that through like
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the first ever breaking event you know
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so um they're the one like steering
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breaking into the right path and just
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showing what breaking is really about
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salute the Red Bull man that flown me
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all over the world hosting bc1
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competitions in Germany the Netherlands
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keeping it alive yeah and is there still
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a chance it can make it to the games in
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2028 um no so uh we already knew that it
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wasn't going to make it into 2028 like a
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couple months back you know but honestly
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it's like we were just so focused on
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2024 we wanted to represent and we're
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just so grateful that we're like we were
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part of the Olympics you know and
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hopefully it comes back 2032 in austral
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in Australia and yeah I'm sure ray gun
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helped that happen she
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better bring attention to the sport
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better hey you over there teaching you
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better make sure it go breaking is in
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that um Australian Olympics right but
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people don't realize that that vote was
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made I want to say in 2023 even yeah
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that vote was made way before they even
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start breaking yeah so people it wasn't
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because of anything you saw from this
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competition that's not why the uh B boy
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the breaking competition isn't in the LA
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Olympics the committee decided that last
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year right yeah um moving forward man
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what's up with b boy Victor what's
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happening next what's happening next so
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um I'm like I'm in the best shape ever I
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got a couple more competitions coming up
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honestly like now I'm just trying to
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get talk your just trying to get
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ready but yeah now I'm just trying to
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focus on other things you know just
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giving back to the community hopefully
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throwing an event myself you know just
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to show what what breaking is all about
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and what hip hop is all about and um uh
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yeah like you know maybe creating like a
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little breaking Studio calisthenics Park
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in my city my hometown CMI you know for
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the kids there because the newer
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generation is is is important for
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breaking you know they're the ones that
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are next and they're the ones that are
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going to keep this this art form going
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so that's that's what I'm focusing on
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right now yo your media training is on
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point who got this who did this to this
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guy man it's like amazing full sentences
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and everything and knows when to stop a
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sentence saw your own media training
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Campo have you been made any uh offers
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to do any movies or being in any films
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you're a beautiful guy I thought maybe
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they might get at you uh no not yet no
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no yo this dude would make a great like
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action figure like in a Marvel mcja
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turtle break into that industry right he
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could break break into that
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industry we'll
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see Victor all right man B boy Victor
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brother um congratulations thank you you
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did it for the country you did it for
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the world most you did it for yourself
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your family but you did it for the
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culture who you got in the room with
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you I got my manager Red Bull lean Rock
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d DJ breaker
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and I got my uh comms comm's team right
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there communication did he say what the
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hell is he's trained we met before yeah
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you remember
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where which
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one he was there that's what we met okay
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now iron yeah that's what we met we
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brought up five dog this for the
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listeners so we always talk about this
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TV we brought up five performing there
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yeah there you go you got a picture of
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us let me bring that over and then a
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Called Quest video came on the video yes
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it did cuz we have a haunted screen
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inside the
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studio oh my gosh yes is that Ras cast
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no no
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no that's F wow wow you got yeah it was
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uh it was August 22nd 2015 cuz I just
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looked at the same oh my god look he you
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got your picture up yeah a f yo I got to
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follow you that's crazy am I following
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you like that pH let me follow you all
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right you know that's his phone yeah I
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know I'm going on your whatever you
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don't
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care invasion of privacy Victor give out
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your information give out your social oh
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yeah my socials super Montalvo s a m o n
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t a l v o love it super mon man um
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anybody you want to shout out you know
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anybody I want to shout out I want to
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shout out all the dancers that uh were
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part of the Olympics we all made history
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you know I want to shout out B girl ray
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gun thanks for the um for the exposure
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you know and yeah some people say it's
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bad but honestly any type of exposure is
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good and in my eyes and um just shout
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out to you guys for having me here like
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yeah I appreciate y'all apprciate and to
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the hip-hop culture thank you full
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circle moment give it up for b boy
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Victor y'all follow him at Super s u p a
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montavo m o n t a l v o that guy
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