Uprock by the Rock Steady Crew

i love this video! i can cum with it :P

This video owns so bad.. I never get tired of it =)

love the breaking and the track - absolute legends, so sad that kuriyaki and buck 4 are not around. just think how good they would be now. kuriyaki has the fastest windmill i have ever seen in this video (and i have seen a lot - going back to 83 onwards...!!.

and if a company's gonna claim the rights, I hope they PAY the surviving members some freaking money/royalties or something!!

I love this track. I know it's not true hip-hop music-wise, and that these guys got totally ripped by the record company - but I still love the track, I think it was Stephen Hague who did all the production. You can't buy the track either, I have to play the video to hear the track.

We're all biters the only difference is that they are worth being bit..ands it's not about who's moves ae whos it's about the love

Can someone put in the original RSC Hey You music vid again? Viacom claimed the copyright for the old one: idiots in the Greek word sense ... worst thing that can happen that they claim the copyright again ...

I sure miss the rock steady crew and the new york city breakers battles. Brings back the good old days..

i totally agree. these guys brought breaking to the world and it was amazing in that it went everywhere and i mean everywhere globally. i love their dynamism, energy and excellence of execution in their moves. they are all absolute legends in my eyes.

No question about it, this is the very best NY Hip Hop/b-boy/pop styled music because the very people involved in the creation of it are OF the culture and scene. I had the album once and I keep thinking Burzootie worked on this. I may be thinking of beastie boys.

When people say Rock Steady Crew, they think of the following members:

Crazy Legs, Ken Swift, Frosty Freeze, Mr. Freeze, Devious Doze, Buck Four, Kuriaki, and Baby Love.

They are the most famous line-up of the Rock Steady Crew because they helped took bboying to the mainstream
in the 80's with their appearances in Flashdance and Beat Street, along with music video like this.