Future's original post:
In today’s dance culture, people battle and compete everywhere for money. We are in the generation of large competitions that showcase the art of battle. Truth be told, it hasn’t always been that way. Folks used to battle in order to push each other, maybe because someone disrespected them, or even because they disagreed in philosophy. Straight talk, battling is a major part of this urban dance culture. It is something that should never be feared and instead be encouraged for growth and development. That being said, I have a call out battle list…and the first person on that list is David Castro.
I have let this go by for too long and since you conveniently don’t ever seem to be around, I am making this public to at least get my intentions out there. I will not tolerate folks trying to tear down the character of myself, my friends, and our dance company without a response. You don’t support what we do, and have publicly stated you don’t think we are good people yet know none of us personally. The method I choose to address this situation with is dance…. If you want to discuss this in more detail, we can talk about it afterwards. I am always open to dialogue but first.... Name the time, name the place and I will be there…. we can make it a crew vs. crew thing if you want too. No time limit, no judges, straight club/cypher style, round for round.
David Castro accepted and chose for the battle to go down at the "4 hours of Funk" party in Baltimore....And here is how it all went down.
26 авг 2024