The best part I love about hip hop or BBOY scene, no politics, no races, straight out beef straight call outs. Much respect for both boys, props! Peace and love y’all

This is so dope. Just seeing how much respect he had for you at the end of the battle really changed my opinion and gave me better understanding about Chinese bboys.

@TheBawalmayabang

5 жыл бұрын

What's with the chinese bboys? If you may sir

@daniellam1257

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheBawalmayabang I didn't have a negative opinion about them or anything. I think it's difficult for them to leave the country so that's why i rarely see them at international jams. I thought it was cool to understand where they're coming from

@TheBawalmayabang

5 жыл бұрын

Daniel Lam thanks sir’

Props to this guy for battling and talking afterwards!

More young bboys (teens to about 20) need to see this! This is a REAL battle. They think a real battle has to be at a "sanctioned" event sponsored by an energy drink smh...

Wow, you showed heart to put your body on the line and when he bowed down, you knelt down with him to, showing your heart again. Subtitles showing your thought process was funny and enlightening at the same time. Big up Dyzee 👊

that's how mature people solve the problems 😎

Wow! That last part was so inspiring! I mean this is real life and culture.! Thank you very much bboy dyzee for making this happen! Bboy culture really is powerful! Peace, Love, Unity, Freedom, Having Fun!

I think Relax's English is good enough to understand. This is dope! This is why this culture is worldwide!

@Jableisthebest

3 жыл бұрын

Miss u 阿笠

oh my god this is real hiphop right here , can't believe what just happen but it was reallll , dang Dyzee , oh my god i love this culture so much , thank you man , i respect you too

@RitoDaEvil

5 жыл бұрын

wanna start some beef and battle lol ?

@haunieu1998

5 жыл бұрын

Nah tks mate im good :)))

Haha love it. Your story telling was great as well!

This is how it's done!!!! - Tyquan MZK

Mad respect bruh! Even the off the camera stuff, prayers up man!

Really appreciate you puttin' this out there man. This is my first time seeing what goes on outside of the battles.

This is dope man! Props to both of these guys!

Starting to understand more battles and beefing this way. Its a cool thing to understand battles this way too. Keep it up strong! :D

THE BEAUTY OF HIP HOP CULTURE, SALUTE AND RESPECT.

Real shit. Respect to both was a good battle

Coolest vid so far my dude. Hip hop fam worldwide in this. DOPE

That was dope af, thanks for helping spread hiphop and breaking culture in parts of Asia that has gotten less attention.

Yo bro I'm proud of u fam. Respect my brother.

Love and respect 🙏 thanks for sharing Dyzee

Love how you're willing to battle to settle things, most, whether new or OG seem to be afraid to do it unless there is some personal interest these days. It's sad! No spirit and no honour. Thanks for representing the real way!!

Big Respect to both of you

That’s awesome ! Good stuff that’s how you handle beef bro!

I havent finished watching the vid. I read your description and its bringing tears of inspiration to my eyes.

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Word up man! Thanks!!!

Nice!!! to see feelings and emotions ! Thanks for the sharing.

This is how war needs to be settled 😉 👊respect to you dyzee for holding it down @ your age, and to relax for calling out one the most influential bboys in the scene this battle was good to watch 👍

Man.. thanks for this Dyzee

Although I was never a bit, settled for poppin instead, this is a great story. I'm anxious to see what needs will be like when we're 60 in a couple of decades!

Respect to both bboys! Hope to see u again Dyzee!!!

This was weird and amazig at the same time.. calmest call out ive ever witnessed :D. Props tob both!

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Hahah me and Ynot call it the most akwardly raw battle of all time

That was good and buddy has some skill but he needed to learn where so of his moves came from. I see a lot of bboys out in China need to respect the older bboys and there moves that they are using. Also Dyzee was smart with short rounds to the point for stamina at the end to wear him out a bit.

Haha 'Happy Ending' love this.. Dyzee you still waxing it! The comments alongside this made it.. Cypher all the way!

Big respect Dyzee 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

He threw away my "cigarette" hahaha 😂

So nice!!! This is hip-hop

Dyzee is 39? I thought he was in his mids 20s at least

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Hhahaha really?? Thanks!!!

@ronaldjavierquispecabrera3116

4 жыл бұрын

@@DyzeeDiaries vendicionesss

This is beautiful, complete love and piece Despite the negativity beforehand, overall its a beautiful site to see negativity turn into such a positive thing when put down by the right minds , btw you look very good for your age dyzee

this was just awesome to watch

big respect

A back a forth battle dam this is fun to watch

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

This is how battles are supposed to be. Round for round judging killed it

Holy shit that was dope 💪

Imitation is the best form of flattery....you a world legend DYZ

I wish I could like this twice.

Respect to the Bboy culture! #OneLove

real example thanks to both of you deezee and relax.

Dope video. RESPECT.

Props good shit you two!!!👍

Wow I didn't know anyone else did that "fish" freeze but me. Also the way you do your elbow spin on the side. I remember doing that on a TO visit like 15 years ago... Anyway you smoked him, showed him the originals.

Dyzee you will never get to old !!! Im happy that he did this , cause there was a other meaning deeply inside ! Wow just crazy 👌👌🙏🙏

Dyzee real shit. Respect bro. Keep doing you. He worked with the tools he had to get recognized. Bboy Relax, thanks for clearing the air, respect Bboy brothers

Is on another level. Respect to dyzee

That why i love this culture

That was a real battle!!!!

Big respect

that was beautiful. got me all teary eyed and shit. thanks for sharing

Real !! 👊🏻

Props to relax killed it! And Dyzee always inspiring everyone crazy replies👊🏻

Respect!

That's a real battle .

Thats amazing

respect!

real bboy stuff

Haha I'd love to battle to settle who's elbow stuff is better (been doing it from around the same time as you, early 00s), but I respect you either way.

respect

Hip hop at its finest

That water looks mighty delicious whahhahhahahaha

you inspire me

DOPE

This is the way life should always be. Props to you both.

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Yoooo wuddup Benson! Hope ur doing well bro. PEACE!

@AlexisDaddy05

5 жыл бұрын

Dyzee, I was really touched by this battle man. It showed so much about the love and struggle for the dance, and in the end, the respect you had for each other. I literally teared up when the Chinese bboy bowed to you and told you how much of a hard time they were having in China and why he had to call you out. This clip was deep on so many levels. Battling each other is not a negative thing but only a means to grow, connect, and develop for the dancer. On top of that, watching it being adapted to other cultures still blows my mind to this day. You're a true ambassador of bboying Dyzee. Thanks for sharing this clip and I wish you all the best in the pursuit of your goals and dreams. Peace & Respect.

@AlexisDaddy05

5 жыл бұрын

One more thing. I loved the subtext you wrote during the battle. I think that's one of the best ways to promote bboying because it can sometimes be so esoteric for the lay person, but if they can learn that there's a language and a method behind the madness, it would shift peoples paradigm. I think you're onto something and I encourage you to keep doing that and take the subtext to the next level. I think it could be funny and super informative. In addition to that, if you could interview people and have a commentary track where the dancers are escribing what they were feeling and going through during the battle, or what their strategy was during the battle and in the moment, that would be friggin amazing.

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Yoooo bro. Really appreciate your comments a lot and will definitely take it to heart, especially coning from you! Yes theres a language behind this and that is exactly what im trying to share. Take it easy bro peace!

"Happy Ending" lol.

Way to stay humble Dyzee..

Dope shit. respect to both. Out of intrest how can you say those moves are yours? Lots of transistions are really obvious when you break, like few of these threads. And yes they originaly came from someone, but not everybody is looking at you specificly and becomes inspired making these moves. No beef intended just curious, maybe i'm missing some history. Elaborate please :)

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Hey good question. The reason why i say those Threads and transitions are mine, is because 20 years ago, i literally created those moves, and brought them into the breakin scene. I was the only one doing them. However, i understand that my moves have now become part of the Bboyin foundation. I get that, and im quite honored. However when someone throws my move at me, ill be sure to point out that they are using moves that i created. It would have been different if he threw a move he created which he did... the headspin on the back of his hand. I come from a generation that only used moves that they flipped or brought into the game when serving their opponent. And I didnt call him a biter, i was just pointing out the irony of throwing a move at someone not knowing where the move came from. It would be like me throwing a 2 step at an OG and he saying, "your using the move that i created and i bet you dont even know!"

@xXClassic

5 жыл бұрын

@@DyzeeDiaries Aight i see, thanks for the information! Much love

What an ending.

this is fucking beautiful

Cool Ending... Not gonna comment on the battle besides saying Relax did his thing...

Hi, do you mind if I use your moves for the comic that I'm working on?

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah sure! As long as i can get some sort of copy!

Its just awesome ❤❤ But whats with that weird subtitle commentary??🤣

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Its my vlog series called "what goes on in my head" during battles.

@endangeredspecies2425

5 жыл бұрын

@@DyzeeDiaries its amazing anyway.end was awesomely shocking.never thought it would end like that but yeah iv learned to settle things man to man

Nice

Real bboys!

Respect dyzee

is that bboy puzzles?

🔥🔥🔥❤🔥🔥🔥

Don't know why but this battle seems ground breaking though... Can there be more battles like this like known bboys battling in random places either with each other or lesser known bboys.. Like not at a competition that'd be cool.

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

The reason why this battle seems different is because its a real battle, despite we being calm and laughing about it, it was real. Not no 2 or 3 rounds, but it was till the end when we got nothing left (moves, stamina or ego) Hope that more battles around the world can be like this where you dont need a judge to tell you if you won or lost. In the end, you both will know what points you won and lost in.... and thats how respect is earned

@azboldazalion1938

5 жыл бұрын

You're a true blue bboy!👍

The thrill of victory and the agony of the feet.

could you imagine if wars were fought this way? LMAO

I think people need to stop testing Dyzee he’s a real bboy one of the freshest combing out of the USA. I know he wasn’t at his best in this battle but while Relax was looking around waiting for somebody to call time. Dyzee was just focused on his opponent. Plus Relax was chewing that gum that gives energy and he warmed up before the battle. Come on bruh!

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Word thanks!... but technically, Im from Canada. Haha

@lyonheart4099

5 жыл бұрын

Yes he is from Canada PEACE KING Thekingsofnewyork.com

A battle is meant to be a conversation as this one! Not just a series of unrelated monologues from both side.

⭐️⭐️⭐️🔥🔥🔥🙌😊

True bboys

Yo. Im new here, but in ithe intro who was the bboy pushed hong10 and got pushed by rox?

@bongmetalhead1

5 жыл бұрын

rox wasnt there..it was hong,skim and wing.hong was pushed by bboy robin.that was in silverback 2017

@johnivanpalayao7085

5 жыл бұрын

2015 i guess.

@TheBawalmayabang

5 жыл бұрын

@@bongmetalhead1 i think i have s poor eye sight. Haha. Thanks man

@TheBawalmayabang

5 жыл бұрын

@@bongmetalhead1 and on that year 7 commandoz killed 3v3 event. Hehe

@bongmetalhead1

5 жыл бұрын

yes bro

answering moves with similar moves isn't a feasible or wise strategy in high profile competitions (like bc ones), i mean u can't really answer with similar moves somebody like pocket, or a very original bboy in a bc one, better to stick with ur own material, plus, in the 80s there were like a 100 moves in bboying, now there are 100 million moves, that being said, it's really beautiful when it's done in a cypher, such a nice conversation going on, very few bboys do that nowadays, conversations in bboying are becoming a really rare sight.

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

You are right. In a competition, its better to do what you are good at in hopes of winning a judge. Alieness was the first to point this out as a strategy in his book "The Art of Battle". This is the reason why the O.U.R. system has an entire category called "Cypher" which is dedicated to the cypher mentality of busting egoes and 1 upping your opponent. Judges need to account for Bboys who are truly battling rather than just showcasing their moves and styles

Dude in green had more rythem, fun battle I like popping better has more flavor

Dyzee, this was an awesome battle and video. Thank you for sharing! I love the “thought” comments you edited in; very enjoyable to know what you are thinking at certain times. Btw, much respect at 39; your bboy skills are amazing. Keep it up and maintain! I have a question that is slightly off topic. I wanted to know your opinion / thoughts about how judges judge. For example, let’s say you have bboy Cheerito vs bboy Vero, or just two different technical / style of bboys. How do judges judge battles like that? Where you have two bboys that have totally different bboy styles; can they actually respond to each other’s moves? I’m really curious on what you think about this. What I’m saying is that some bboys have some creative styles. Each opponent may have an arsenal of creative moves with high difficulty and originality. Judges may favor or be biased towards a certain style. Must be hard to be a judge at times. Im also curious to know if you think bboys /bgirls with certain styles that battle each other will be fair. Obviously Bboy pocket(power head) vs Bboy kizuki Rock wouldn’t be a a fair battle to judge. Should battles be matched with similar styles of bboys to be a fair battle is what I’m saying. Because the communication between opponents will be hard and the battle wouldn’t be as entertaining. Thank you for listening. Would def love to hear your thoughts on this and shed some light.

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Hey man. Great question. I guess first thing to point out is that 1 or 2 rounds isnt a real battle. A real battle goes until someone has nothing left. No stamina, no moves or no ego. So thats why its really impossible to objectively judge an unfinished battle. 2ndly, bboy contest are inherently BIASED. so ofcourse people will favor a certain style, or alliances definitely play a part of it. But for a few that truly want to be 'fair" and care about "justice" they usually judge based on gut feeling. As for me, i truly judge 1 or 2 round battles as if they are actual real cypher battles. 1st person asks a question, 2nd person needs to reply and have a stronger answer. Confidence plays the biggest part for me. If two opposing styles go at it, the 2nd person needs to clearly beat the 1st person to take the win. I usually want to see more rounds but i know its not really fair to the bboys battling

@gomgeya

5 жыл бұрын

Dyzee, thank you for your reply and sharing your thoughts on this. Keep being awesome!

the reverse airbaby man! where is it?

So fucking dope!!!!

yo Dyzee, many props man. Thats how true bboy settle things up....lots of props as well for Relax man. I got a question tho, something thats been on the back of my mind for a while. What u think about bboys that mid battle get "too touchy"? I know what I mean? Like, using the opponent as support and such(Issei vs Dr. Hill, Gravity on Hong10, Morris that almost hit Vero on the head, etc) I am hearing a lot of guys talkin that thats part of battle....but when I started bboying on late 90`s....that was a big no-no. So...whats up with that now? Respect and love from Japan, peace!

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely its a no-no... but then again, only makes sense if you are looking for a fight. Breakin came from the streets so its always just a disrespectful touch away from a fight. So touching has no place in a competition

Smh...after the battle....why?

both dance well. But they are small outputs. Each one expresses his movement. in their own way. There will be no better or worse. I respect the two bboys.

Nice. Also the talk on the end whas good. Only wondering if your saying that shoulder treads it's your move, you mean a specific combo ore in General? Because a shoulder tread itself myself bin doing this since midninetees ore something, before I even know people where calling this threads. I got inspired by Wiggles doing it in some documentary standing up with his popping. At that time I didnd know even he whas experimenting himself with it in to breaking and call it's spidermanstyle ore something?. I didn't even know than he whas breaking. Now you can find it ofcource back on the internet so all the information is there, but than it whas different as you know. Anyway nice footage and love this videos you put out there.

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah i think there may have been people who did a thread on their shoulders, but the sytle of doing endless threads on the ground "and continuos threading on shoulder" was my concept i created in the early 2000s. But the continuous floor thread style originated in Toronto in the early 90s by rival crews like bag of trix, supernaturalz and boogie brats

@papabreak5979

5 жыл бұрын

@@DyzeeDiaries yes that's what I thought. Yeah I love how you took that to the next level. Very inspiring. I met you in Groningen Nerherlands and since than I try to follow your you tube clips. Always interesting and inspiring. Next year I'm getting 49 and still try to stay active and music and watching things like this and younger bboy keeps me going. Here is some footage I do this shoulder thread in Sweden1998 I think and Gizmo I met there also for the first time. I think you see him standing at the Cypher with his Bag of Trix shirt on. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nGmTzMeinLzFidY.html

@papabreak5979

5 жыл бұрын

By the way here is also footage off the same jams from Gizmo. I thought you might like it. kzread.info/dash/bejne/poN4w9KcqtXQpso.html

@DyzeeDiaries

5 жыл бұрын

@@papabreak5979 oh snap! Yeah i remember meeting you. Wow that footage was dopeeee!!! Love the footwork and flow. Who were your inspirations may i ask?!

@papabreak5979

5 жыл бұрын

@@DyzeeDiaries thanx. As a child I whas mostly into all this tapdance musicals. Singing in the rain I see mabey just as many times as beat Street. So Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire,Nicolass Brother's. And than 80tees like most I guess: Rock steady(Crazy Legs, Kuriaki) New York City Breakers, magnificent Force(icey Ice) who gave me props at bboy pro am I think 2000 in Miami.(nice to get that from a childhood superhero😉) ,Boogaloo shrimp,popping Taco etc..also some of my friends I went to school with(the place you where giving your workshop, use to be my school in the 80tees, and we practice in the Hallway) big inspiration whas a guy named David a Dutch/ Indonesian guy. He already had a great form in his downrocks and for that time around 1984/85 good moves like handcuffmills and good headspin. Also from around 1987 till 1991 I did a lot of stand up hip-hop still mixing it with floorwork and I whas inspired by dancers like Stezo,Scrap and scoop lover, The Soul brothers from Def Jeff and Kool G Rap his dancers. Also local dancers called supersoniccrew. 1988 when I pretty much thought breaking whas dead I met Rock city crew from London and also they where on a level I didnd see before. But the biggest boost to start training hard on breaking again came from me in 1991 when I met Sonny Tee from Germany. I whas than with a hip-hop crew called Zombi Squad. We where rapping, djing, dancing and had Graffiti on stage from quick from New York who started living in Groningen. Sonny introduce me to bboys like Storm,Swift Rock, Speedy etc. He inspired me also to mix more of my stand up thing to mix it with breaking. And still till today I get inspired from so many bboys( just gives me the motivation to keep going) when you see someone and you think:why didnd I think off that,it's straight up my alley. But that gives me the motivation to also try to reinvent my moves. Even lately I tried to do some threads you showed in some video's and ore I can twisted and stuff. But it's not easy😂 keep it up Dizzy, also the thing from this battle NY vs Taiwann I follow and it's very interesting to see how you develop that. Where do you even find the time to still practice, . Respect.