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It is the last thing.
:26:42
The style changes,
believe it or not, every day.
:26:45
Every day, the style changes.
:26:47
And if you haven't
danced in two days...
:26:50
if you come to a krump session,
we're gonna know.
:26:52
"What did I miss?"
:26:53
"You've been slacking off.
Go home."
:26:55
Once you see the real thing...
:26:56
you're gonna know
it's the real thing.
:26:58
You're gonna know.
:27:00
You're gonna be, like, "That has
to be the real thing...
:27:02
"because I will never see
anything like this again."
:27:04
When they dance,
you know it's on.
:27:06
Especially if you have somebody
that's wildin' out like...
:27:09
krumping themselves out.
:27:10
It gets the girls more amped...
:27:12
to get out there
and handle their business.
:27:14
Some of us may look gritty.
:27:15
Some of us may not have
the prettiest smiles.
:27:18
You know what I'm saying?
But we are krumping.
:27:20
That's the part
of what makes us krump.
:27:22
It seems
a little bit aggressive...
:27:23
but it's a good way
to take out your anger...
:27:25
when you go through stuff
in your personal life.
:27:27
But say people have problems...
:27:29
you know, didn't get this,
didn't get that.
:27:31
Short on this bill.
Short on that bill.
:27:33
Just the fact
that you can get krump...
:27:35
you can channel that anger.
:27:36
Anything negative that has
happened in your life...
:27:39
you can channel that
into your dancing...
:27:41
and you can release that
in a positive way...
:27:44
because you're releasing it
through art, the art of dance.
:27:47
This is our ghetto ballet.
:27:48
This is how
we express ourselves.
:27:49
This is the only way
we see fit of storytelling.
:27:52
This is the only way of making
ourselves feel like we belong.
:27:59
If I know someone is looking
at me, it's gonna be hard.