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FLASHTalks with Alien Ness (Episode 19)

FlashTalks is a YouTube talk show that delves into the world of Hip Hop through interviews with prominent figures in the industry. From graffiti writers and b-boys/b-girls to DJs and emcees, each episode serves as a chapter in the ever-evolving history of Hip Hop, exploring its past, present, and future. Join us as we explore the fifth element: Knowledge. Every guest on the show offers an intimate look into their journey, sharing their triumphs and challenges, as well as the invaluable knowledge and experiences that have shaped their careers. With new episodes released every week, be sure to subscribe to our channel and join us on this journey through the vibrant world of Hip Hop. Please make sure to subscribe to my channel to stay updated with the new episodes every week.   / flash.talks     / flashinthemix   About Alien Ness Alien Ness is a renowned B-boy dancer and instructor who has earned recognition from many prominent figures in the breaking community. He got his start as a dancer in 1982 and quickly rose through the ranks with mentorship from icons such as Buck4 and Mr. Freeze. In 1985, he was recruited by Scott La Rock to join Boogie Down Productions alongside Krs One. He's been known as "Alien Ness" since the late 1990s, a nickname given to him by Afrika Bambaataa and Grandmaster T.C. Izlam. He's a multimedia performer with numerous credits in movies and TV, and has also performed in concerts with many famous artists. Alien Ness has taught dance classes in communities all over New York City, and has also conducted highly acclaimed workshops worldwide and was invited to lecture at many universities. He has appeared in movies such as The Last Dragon and Krush Groove His experience and knowledge in the hip-hop culture has earned him a reputation as a respected and sought-after instructor, and he has helped to train many successful competitors and performers. Throughout his career, Alien Ness has not only been recognized for his own dancing and performance skills, but also for his contributions to the community as an instructor and cultural ambassador. He has been committed to giving back to the community by teaching dance classes at neighborhood centers and after-school programs throughout New York City, as well as conducting workshops and camps around the world, and spreading awareness and appreciation of the hip-hop culture to new audiences.   / bxalienness     / ness4   Chapter TimeLine 00:00:00 - Preview of the show 00:01:45 - Intro of the show 00:09:23 - How were you introduced to the Hip Hop Culture? 00:23:07 - Who were your Mentors? Teachers? 00:48:16 - If you could back to being a rookie, what would you tell yourself and why? 01:07:36 - Glitch in the Matrix 01:36:50 - I Battled Bboy London at 88 HipHop 01:56:22 - In the current state of Hip Hop culture what is something you would like to change? 02:01:43 - Flash interlude 02:02:17 - What is something you can contribute to make it better? 02:06:56 - This is for the Og’s Fo G’s 02:19:24 - Cats from Back in the days coming out of nowhere!! 02:59:40 - Bboys & BGirls that practice TopRocking with attitude in the mirror!! 03:03:38 - What would be advice you would give the Bboys & BGirls to learn that? 03:18:32 - What happened in the generation after the late ’90s? What was the shift? 03:29:27 - What is your opinion on Breakin going to the Olympics? 03:42:37 - “When the student is ready the teacher appears” 03:45:51 - What is something people seem to misunderstand about you? 03:50:05 - If you could be remembered for one thing what would it be? 03:56:31 - What are you up to these days? Where can people find you online and connect with you? Music intro/outro provided by : Joreim   / joreimofficial   Copyright Disclaimer. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.