i love how body control can look so different depending on the style. Slim Boogie is a very controlled popper and Jr Maddripp is probably the most fitting krumper to battle that control, this was an excellent battle.
Slim boogie took that 2nd song and murdered it. It was a lot of times slim had beautiful combos that seems to go over everyone’s heads. His hat flow was cold and that behind the back combo throwing and bringing it back then through the legs into a wave combo. How can you not see his flow compared to how hard he is hitting and tricks or power moves
I really think a lot of people don’t really catch what Slim is doing and It kills me. His foundation is strong but he’s so beautifully unorthodox it’s a shame people miss It. He’s a very 3 dimensional dancer he doesn’t stick to strick patterns he creates his own and that’s what I love about him as a dancer
@@Officialaveriharris I know that but it is obvious he is back there. I was just saying that this is a slim battle. It is obvious that Laurent or Larry would be there
I got 2-1 slim, Jr. Madripp's last round might've been the best of the night to me, it's close between that one and Slim's first round, Slim's connects were CRAZY.
Jr Maddripp has great moves, but focuses more on showy finishings than on musicality and matching the track. With due respect, his second round was an absolute disaster. Slim does not impress too much with wow moves, but he's a much more refined dancer in that he follows the beat and synchronises very smoothly. Two dancers from different leagues.
Slim is pure musicality and rarely repeats moves that wows people because it looks good. Slim is a true freestyler imo. Also more artistic in the way he dances. He has the most patience I’ve seen in a dancer.
Jr Maddripp focuses more on showy finishes because that’s part of krump, slim doesn’t because he’s not a krumper. You can say you prefer one style over the other but it’s just brain dead to try to compare a different style based on the criteria of another. Appreciate the art and enjoy
@@kazkilla1 That's obvious, except that Jr. Maddipp looked bad in the 2nd round when he said that they should play the beat that Slim danced to first, because it was a beat that doesn't have marked bass, which is what the krump needs to mark poses, so It seemed very unmusical, literally it was seen that he was dancing to something else and not the rhythm that was playing
Ayo! Don’t upload these if you can’t drop song titles. Some of us been rockin with this way before you knew you loved this. You know the songs titles are essential. Step the game up.
I hate to hear or see the bias of the crowd and here was clearly against Slim.. Why!! Are you not there to support the art by appreciating the artist!?
@@konkerthaworld I already know krump culture. It's WACK TOO! it's all following a clown! It doesn't matter if many people like it. That doesn't make it good! It's ugly it's just a dance form for people who can't dance, but want to feel like they can
@@BIGbboyPHLIP okay that's your perspective bro, just open your mind. Don't hate. You will meet real krump dancer soon and you will realize and understand what it is. Peace out :)
This dude stated " it's just a dance form for people who can't dance, but want to feel like they can".. if that's the case we should have more Krump Dancers then any other style of Dancers since it for people who can't dance right and it's just that easy ? Make it make sense.
