revolve616

Basics

Sex:: male
Interested In:: Women
Looking For:: Networking
Birthday:: 1971-06-16
Political Stance:: Control your own destiny.
Spiritual Path:: One.
Relationship Status:: Married
Hometown:: Earth.

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I Am…

Father, Son, Husband, Brother, Friend, Filmmaker, Writer, Poet, Activist, Thinker, Yogi, Entrepreneur, Believer, Hip Hop Head, B-Boy, Athlete, Geek, Artist, Human, Student and Teacher..... looking to start dialogues, manifest change and connect with people across the globe.... get at me... peace. I was born June 16, 1971... same day as Tupac Shakur.... born in NYC, moved to LA when I was still a kid but have been bi-coastal my whole life, back and forth... was always into sports, music, dance and art... seeker of knowledge wherever and from whomever I can find it.... Got introduced to Hip Hop in the early 80's and started to b-boy in the 6th grade... Here's me in 1983... Got serious about sports in high school and became an all league safety in a league that included players that went on to play in the NFL... Curtis Conway, Glynn Milburn and others... I'm gonna post some more videos here of those days!!!! I was extremely inspired by many things throughout my life but some of the Hip Hop groups/people that most inspired me were Rock Steady Crew, New York City Breakers, Unique Dominoes, Motor City Crew, Afrika Bambaataa, Grandmaster Flash, Mele Mel, Break Beats, RUN DMC, Beastie Boys, EPMD, Eric B and Rakim, Public Enemy, 3rd Bass, NWA, Ice Cube, The D.O.C., KRS-One, Tribe Called Quest, TuPac, Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons... there are more and I probably left some out but I'm trying to give you a feel of the Hip Hop I was raised on.... I moved to Jerusalem and lived there for a year and a half on a spiritual journey to find out more about myself as a human being... I owe my curiosity to Hip Hop as Hip Hop always has stressed knowledge of self... I returned to NYC and stayed there for a year until I moved back to LA and began making a documentary that was born out of my desire to educate the younger generation of a time when Hip Hop was about more than just selling records and talking about how hard you were... hence was born The Freshest Kids, a history of the b-boy... Over 6 years in the making, the film speaks for itself and I hope many of you have had a chance to see it and if not, why the F*(k not?!?!? hahaha... I'm gonna add more later.... need to get some zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.... Peace!

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: Frosty Freeze Rock Steady Crew R.I.P.; 85 views; B-Boy Pioneer Frosty Freeze of the Rock Steady Crew back in the day...

: J. Dilla Project; 94 views; J Dilla

: Legends of Hip Hop; 115 views; Rakim and Flavor Flav

: SUge KO'd; 100 views; Suge Laid Out

: EPMD at Rock the Bells; 106 views; "We Mean Business"

: The Freshest Kids; 91 views; tfk

: Mug; 127 views; Mug

: Rakim Chillin' Rocking the IAMHIPHOP.com; 123 views; Taken during a video shoot with the Microphone Fiend Himself.

Videos

: Wil.I.Am "It's a new day"; 43 views; Wil.I.Am "It's a new day!"

: Rodney " I AM HIP HOP"; 108 views; Featured Performer I AM HIP HOP

: Old School Video - 1983; 208 views; Me and my man breaking in 1983!!! Enjoy!!! The funny shit is our feet collided during the windmills!!! Post your old school clips too...

: Rock Steady Basketball Game; 132 views; Rock Steady Basketball Game at the Cage West 4th New York City. Bobbito "Kool Bob Love" Garcia, TATS Cru and that's me in the yellow baseball cap...

: BreakLife Promo; 105 views; This was a show I was working on with the legendary Ken Swift... check out the first 4 shows we did...

: BreakLife Chapter 1; 106 views; "Boom - you just start feeling it" Ken Swift at a photo shoot for SUW-Wear. Featuring Zulu Gremlin on Melrose in Los Angeles

: BreakLife Chapter 2; 82 views; "If you jump in a cricle - you better be ready to hold it down." Ken Swift rolls up into the B-Boy Summit and breaks it down with the young superstars of the bboy game and relates how he holds it down thru the years.

: BreakLife Chapter 3; 87 views; "It's very hard to be a judge" Ken Swift has to make a hairline decision between two of the illest young crews out there. B-boys sometimes gotta take it to the raw cyphers to handle their business.

: BreakLife Chapter 4; 97 views; "Kanarsi Kick Dancers" After the long day Ken Swift chills back at his hotel room with his boy Such and they laugh at Ken's imitation of an old school dance from the Roxy days.

: "Warchild" Emmanuel Jal; 85 views; This is one of the most powerful videos and songs I have ever seen or heard. I met this brother a few months back and we spoke for a while about his experiences growing up. Amazing human being. Y'all should support him by buying his music. Dope artist.