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Meen 187 doesn’t have the typical bboy conversion story. “I didn’t have that typical b-boy or b-girl experience when I went to a jam and saw a power move and thought, ‘Oh, wow, this thing touches my soul. It expresses who I am,” he firmly states. For him, it was less of an epiphany and more of a simple if-then logic statement. “If I say, ‘I am hip hop,’ then I should do the hip hop dance,’” he says when asked to explain what motivated him to begin breaking. More...

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