Title	Who the hell eats hot dog food, anyway?
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Who the hell eats hot dog food, anyway?

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Breakin' (1984) Soundboard

Breakin' (1984) is a vibrant and influential movie, which holds a special place in the history of hip-hop and street dance. Directed by Joel Silberg, the film takes viewers on a high-energy journey into the captivating world of breakdancing. With a talented cast of dancers and musicians, Breakin' captures the essence and raw energy of the 1980s street dance scene. The movie follows the story of Kelly (Lucinda Dickey), an aspiring jazz dancer who crosses paths with Ozone (Adolfo "Shabba-Doo" Quinones) and Turbo (Michael "Boogaloo Shrimp" Chambers), two exceptional breakdancers. Kelly becomes infatuated with the world of breakin' and finds herself torn between pursuing her dreams as a jazz dancer and joining Ozone and Turbo on the streets. As Kelly immerses herself in the breakdancing subculture, she learns the intricate and awe-inspiring moves of the art form while discovering the importance of friendship and self-expression. Along with Ozone and Turbo, she becomes part of a highly skilled group known as the "Breakin' Crew." Together, they battle rival dance crews, partake in dance-offs, and navigate the challenges of life on the streets. Breakin' is known for its vibrant and energetic dance sequences, showcasing the groundbreaking moves and techniques that propelled breakdancing to new heights. From spinning on their heads to executing incredible body isolations, the dancers in the film pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible in the realm of dance. The movie also featured an upbeat and eclectic soundtrack, which became an integral part of the Breakin' experience. The music encapsulated the spirit of the era with an infectious blend of hip-hop, electro-funk, and pop. Some notable songs from the film include "Breakin'... There's No Stopping Us" by Ollie & Jerry, "Freakshow on the Dance Floor" by Bar-Kays, and "Body Work" by Hot Streak. These tracks have become iconic within the genre and continue to be enjoyed by music enthusiasts to this day. To fully immerse yourself in the world of Breakin' and experience the magic of the movie, you can play and download the sounds from the film here. Whether you want to bust a move on the dance floor or simply relive the nostalgic atmosphere of the 1980s, these tracks are sure to get your heart pumping and your feet moving. Breakin' played a crucial role in popularizing breakdancing and street dance as a global phenomenon. It showcased the immense talent and creativity of the dancers involved, and its impact can still be felt in today's dance culture. The film helped bring hip-hop dance to the forefront and inspired countless young people to explore their own creative potential. Breakin' is a true celebration of self-expression, passion, and the power of dance. It continues to serve as a reminder that art has the ability to break down barriers and unite people from all walks of life. So, put on your dancing shoes, crank up the music, and let the spirit of Breakin' take you on a thrilling journey through the history of breakdancing. Play and download the exhilarating sounds of Breakin' (1984) here, and get ready to groove to the beat of a generation.

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