what is street dance?

Street dance combines the various urban street styles of popping, locking bboyinig and commercial dance into an exciting dance

The hip-hop dance styles b-boying, popping, and locking are some of the most popular street dance styles in Western and African American culture. Thus, those forms of hip-hop dance are the most prominently practiced street dances. These street dance styles are so common that commercialized versions have been professionally developed and choreographed for dance routines in pop, hip-hop, electronic, and R&B music videos.

Another example of a street dance is house dance. House dance, which is prominently danced to house, disco, or techno music, evolved out of Chicago clubs but grew and developed in the clubs of New York. Due to the modern mainstream popularity of clubs, street and fad dances tend to evolve more often in nightclubs rather than outdoor spaces. However, they may be practiced in outdoor spaces. Many club and rave dances are also street dances. The majority of rave dances, like club dances, are street dance styles since rave culture is prominently an underground movement. Rave culture, like hip hop culture, is vastly diverse and there are many different music genres each of which have individually prominent vernacular dance styles. Amongst the electronic dance community, street dances in the form of club and rave dances are mainly revolved around a consistent rhythm and flow. Hip-hop dance styles like popping, tutting, roboting and liquiding, due to their futuristic-cum-psychedelic theme and/or movements, have been widely adopted amongst the electronic dance community.

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