Red Bull’s BC One Cypher Busted the Moves

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Red Bull BC One,  billed as the world’s largest breaking competition danced into Los Angeles’ Avalon theater this past weekend pitting top b-boys and b-girls in breath-taking battle brackets. B-boy Mace and B-girl JK-47 were crowned top performers and now move on to the BC One National Finals. Breaker, actor, choreographer Kid David hosted. The full competition can be streamed on the Red Bull BC One YouTube.

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