#hooligan squad

-- timorousGrimalkin [TG] :0c ? --

TG: (=^･ｪ･^=) Educational how?

RI: -≪'yeah, we're not going to go horse around for £ike ever, we're just going to go show Tajana the £฿£ stuff' 'yeah-no-horsing-around-what-so-ever'≫

-- timorousGrimalkin [TG] giggles --

TG: (=^･ｪ･^=) '~ don'tt worryy devv we'lll havee herr backk by *sunrise* ~'

RI: -≪Honest£y! Ahahhaa≫

RI: -≪It'££ ฿e fun, I promise.≫

-- timorousGrimalkin [TG] smiles really big --

TG: (=^･ｪ･^=) I don't doubt it!

“Boondocks” creator Aaron McGruder inks development deal with Adult Swim

Adult Swim is hardcore in love with the business of Aaron McGruder and made their relationship public earlier today. The cable network inked a deal with the creator of The Boondocks and Black Jesus for a first-look overall deal.

Under the details of the deal, McGruder is producing a new live action pilot called Hooligan Squad. Which takes place in the near future and centers on an American…

A Nightmare on Hoolie Street is a short film in celebration of the ever famous Halloween night. Ian of RFP highlights the creative krump/buck dancing skills as demonstrated by the three artists (Studda Box, Blaccout and Capo).

One can see clearly that each of the krump dancer showed their own ability and style of krumping individually. And once you get to know or get familiar with this form of dancing, it’s easy to differentiate it from hip-hop dancing. The moves are more pronounced, exaggerated and more intense. Krump/buck dancing is more of an individual style while hip-hop is more organized and choreographed.

Ian’s vision of the krumpers coming out on the eve of Halloween was a great one. Another thrilling project that only RFP can deliver.

Get your dance moves on video by Roostuh Film Productions…

Art form can be seen in various different ways.  You have art on canvas, on walls (not nonsense graffiti though), in words, music (vocally or instrumentally) and then you have dance moves (jazz, ballet, Hip Hop, modern, ballroom, tap and many others).

Now some people might reduce Hip Hop or even Krump as annoying and not really an art form, one has to be open minded and possess an artistic mind in order to appreciate such moves.  Don’t listen to the words being uttered while the music is playing , rather recognize the moves by the performer.  Such movement takes practice and hours of it to say the least (even years).

Naheem “BuccWild” Reid does it once again with this L.A. Takeover edition video as shot by the creative eye of Ian of Roostuh Film Productions.  Shot around The Highlands in Hollywood all done in HD.  You can see the art form between the performer and the creative eye of the camera man along with his editing genius.  So don’t hate and recognize art when you see it…

All you Hip Hop or Krump/Buck dancers, get your dance video on film by Roostuh Film Productions and get quality work that your performance so deserve.

Another creativity in motion as performed once again by Naheem “BuccWild” Reid and captured on film only by RFP (Roostuh Film Prod). Just another example of artistry in motion to once again captivate all of you Hip Hop or Krump/Buck dancers.

As some of you may have read on my previous post (just before this posting), this is once again a form of art that deserves more recognition. Therefore thanks to ABDC (America’s Best Dance Crew) for creating a show to start the ball rolling for artists such as “BuccWild”.