B-boying is the first dance that was accepted as a part of the Hip-Hop culture, and it goes the same for the other dance styles that were accepted into the culture after, but each of the dance styles all have their own history and culture individually. But using the word Hip-Hop to talk about the dance is when it’s referring to the social dances done to Hip-Hop music. For terminology’s sake though, “Hip-Hop” is usually referring to the “culture” which consists of DJing, Graffiti, Emceeing/Rap and B-boying. are all the same dance and label them as “Hip-Hop”.
For a lot of urban dance styles, non-dancers or people who aren’t well informed might think that b-boying, popping, locking, etc. There are times when things might get categorized under an umbrella term.
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