Thank you so much for publishing this!!! What a humorous and fun way to learn about the history. 🎉🎉🎉

This is so great! Thanks so much sharing this.

thanks a lot, we need more video like this

Excellent interview. In the beginning, when he said you don't have to know the inspiration, history, etc. Not knowing, not having knowledge available, or not knowing the culture/history of why it happened is why appropriation happens so much in the U.S.A. From the cake walk, to swing, to mambo, to jazz, to rock & roll, to .....

Well, for years I just clumped everything under the same term 'Popping', and only now am I comping to realize there's Bopping, Animation, and other genres. I've always loved popping, but I think that Bopping and, especially, Animation have overtaken it in terms of the effects I really like to see. And, honestly, when you guys started talking about Animation vs Dancing Animation, I totally hooked. Up until today I thought of animation as a human moving in a way that makes them look, not human, alien, mannequin, robot, cyborg etc, but I never thought about Andre's example, even taking a normally inanimate object and making it move in a way you wouldn't normally expect it to. And then bringing it back to the fact that humans 'are' animated, but in the dance you are trying to look like a normally inanimate object trying to make itself look as though it's trying to be be real, through animation. Wow, That completely blew my mind. This was a fascinating exchange.

Can't express this happiness That I got from this interview ❤️❤️❤️

One of my mentors. Thanks for the interview. Wait for more, maybe FlATTOP?

Jaja, you have no idea how this video is complete treasure! Bravo for this interview and thank you, both, Mr. Boppin Andre and yourself! Slim Boogie is da bomb!!

Excellent interview! Thanks Jaja and tanks Andre for sharing knowledge⚡️

Thank you for posting this! Andre demonstrates not only his technical skills, but also a deep understanding of concepts. He's IMO the best performer in the [P/B]opping scene because of his ability to convey emotions through his art. Feeling humbled right now.

Absolutely wonderful! I’ll be watching this again. It’s inspired me to dance more. 😊

I think it's real cool for a dancer to interview a dancer

@gurpreetsingh-no8jq

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Two incredible personalities in one frame

@slickttdancer

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Yaaa they undated each other

Nice Jaja, thanks for setting this up and doing this!!

Legendary and Knowledgeable. I wanna dance now

thx for the sharing of the knowledge !

Wow... His fast motion is crazy!!!!

Thank so much for this VIDEO, I LOVE IT is a lot of knowledge and experience, the differents concepts in this interview are gold for the all generations, thanks again JAJA and the Legend Boppin andre a big hug from MX

Thank you for the video, def need more than one viewing.

Wow thank you Andre and Jaja!

Thank you so much to both of you ✨

THANKS FOR THIS JAJA!!! 💖

Wow 🔥 Thank you

incredible

So many plants in this space. I like.

Legendary

"Robot Dane" of the EB's is on the Micheal Jackson "Beat it" video doing the move in 82!!

you may create a dance podcast

Why he clown her " Specializes" ha! ha! Smh Andre really is being techinical but actually showing the complexity and levels of animation and botting. The enteresting thing is coming from that era i understand what animating is ftom the jump because im an artist so is Andre. So learning about characters n how to animate them from film n movies you study the process because it is truly amazing!!!! Cool interview my first time seeing this!!! Whats funny is i do remember the bounce and the puppet like movement. I thought they was doing what looked the puppet or scarecrow! I have a homeboy that still can do one arm style ha! ha!

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Glitch is like a bug in a video game. ( my perception).

It's wrong information to say it's a secret. There are already many interviews of EB members. Pete said that a lot. Boogaloo Sam found a way to pop and showed it to him. And one thing to keep in mind before we watch this video is that Andre isn't the first person to make or show the ticking or the various basic things that are mentioned in the video. Of course, there's a difference in ways that there's a lot of people at the time, but what's certain is that Andre isn't the first person to show it. So what Andre says is the way he thinks and does it, but it isn't everyone must to follow. For example, the first dancer to show "ticking" was an EB member. And EB was the biggest influence in promoting "ticking." If think about it, might think that EB's "ticking" is a right way.

@ajp33

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ticking in 1968! kzread.info/dash/bejne/fpOglMuij5WbpMY.html

@in_vas_por8810

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EB ticking is hitting in sections on each count of 1 2 3 4 usually while doing some fluid motion like walking. See GO UEKI or Skeeter Rabbit for great examples of that. "Oldschool" ticking or what most people born before 1995 imagine when you say "ticking" is what Playboy Eddie and Ricki Onodera from Hamutsun Serve do a lot. Flattop's technique can also be classed as "ticking" but it's also known as strobing.

Technique is slower tha our normal move, but we thinks its fast

It's like inanimate object trying to be animated

hello what is Animation??

awesome interview. nice vibes=) you're really loving your shit. as I'm here, can I ask? could you "close the loop"? you doing an animation of these guys trying to animate humans? =) kzread.info/dash/bejne/mKJnrbmGYc7bcdo.html - What is interesting, they chose a 60ties MoTown song that cries for twisty smoothy dance moves to "look human", while animation seems more about the hard broken steppy motions .. which yeah, usually are more like robots ..

Who created robot? that depends on the manufacturer of what type of robot you're talking about, each robot is made by different person...ok i'm just being funny. Good interview, very interesting

Why do Boppers seem dogmatic when they teach?

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