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Definition of krumping in English: krumpingnoun ˈkrʌmpɪŋˈkrəmpɪŋ mass nounA style of dancing to popular music, especially hip-hop, characterized by rapid, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs. another group of wannabees demonstrated their skills in everything from ballroom and ballet to salsa, jive, and krumping Example sentencesExamples - Nearly a decade ago, a fresh-faced teen hopped on the scene with catchy vocals and krumping skills to match.
- She is friends with one of the dancers who helped lay the foundation for krumping in L.A.
- Few performers have the ability to switch between melancholic hip thrusts and extravagant krumping.
- The film centres around dance and the director ensures that the dances; breaking, krumping, locking and popping are flamboyantly portrayed.
- Last year's documentary Hip Hop-eration proved there are no upper age limits when it comes to locking, popping and krumping.
- The first specialised dance school in Surrey is one of the biggest in the south, covering all main urban styles including street, hiphop, LA style, breakdance, and krumping.
- This year has seen some great acts with a lot of diversity, from tap to street, animation, krumping and contemporary dance.
- Deep involvement in his city's krumping subculture led to a featured role in David LaChapelle's 2005 documentary on that form of street dancing, Rize.
- With more styles of dance on display than ever before, with the latest craze of 'krumping' coming to the forefront, fans of every dance discipline are in for a treat.
- They also included some krumping in their routine which made their street dance performance the most well-rounded among the four finalists.
Definition of krumping in US English: krumpingnounˈkrəmpɪŋˈkrəmpiNG A style of dancing to popular music, especially hip-hop, characterized by rapid, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs. another group of wannabees demonstrated their skills in everything from ballroom and ballet to salsa, jive, and krumping Example sentencesExamples - With more styles of dance on display than ever before, with the latest craze of 'krumping' coming to the forefront, fans of every dance discipline are in for a treat.
- This year has seen some great acts with a lot of diversity, from tap to street, animation, krumping and contemporary dance.
- They also included some krumping in their routine which made their street dance performance the most well-rounded among the four finalists.
- Few performers have the ability to switch between melancholic hip thrusts and extravagant krumping.
- Nearly a decade ago, a fresh-faced teen hopped on the scene with catchy vocals and krumping skills to match.
- The first specialised dance school in Surrey is one of the biggest in the south, covering all main urban styles including street, hiphop, LA style, breakdance, and krumping.
- Deep involvement in his city's krumping subculture led to a featured role in David LaChapelle's 2005 documentary on that form of street dancing, Rize.
- She is friends with one of the dancers who helped lay the foundation for krumping in L.A.
- The film centres around dance and the director ensures that the dances; breaking, krumping, locking and popping are flamboyantly portrayed.
- Last year's documentary Hip Hop-eration proved there are no upper age limits when it comes to locking, popping and krumping.
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