:24:01
and you can't even wear
certain colors around here.
:24:04
So you tend to have an outlet...
:24:06
and sometimes...
well, most of the time...
:24:07
your outlet is music.
:24:09
This is where a lot of music...
:24:10
And you just think
of stuff in your head...
:24:11
it goes through your mind...
:24:12
and a lot of times,
dancing comes out.
:24:15
When you know
that there's a krump session...
:24:17
me, myself, and I know
a lot of people...
:24:19
will stop whatever is going on
if there's a gathering...
:24:21
because it's the spirit
that's there.
:24:23
There's a spirit in...
In the midst of krumpness...
:24:25
there is a spirit there,
you know.
:24:28
A lot of people think
it's just, you know...
:24:31
"Oh, they're just
a bunch of rowdy...
:24:33
"you know, just ghetto,
just heathen and thugs."
:24:37
No. No, what we are
are oppressed.
:25:32
It's more of the...
not the black sheep...
:25:34
but just a raw version.
:25:36
Like, you have organized ball,
then you have street ball.
:25:39
Krumping is the street ball.
:25:41
You have a boy who gets krump...
:25:43
and just coincidentally,
his girlfriend gets krump.
:25:46
They face off. It's the
classic battle of the sexes.
:25:49
And that's what makes it like...
:25:51
"Oh, my God.
Females do this, too?"
:25:52
It looks like we're
fighting somebody...
:25:53
but we're not fighting anybody.
:25:55
Like, you can push somebody,
but they see nothing of it.
:25:58
Fighting is the last thing
on our mind when we're dancing.