Rise of the B-Girls

B-Girl AT from Flow Mo Crew, and B-Boy & B-Girl Dojo, talk about the fast-growing Finland and international B-Girl scenes. AT also shares her history with dance and how she got into the breaking style.

Narumi, of the Body Carnival crew in Japan, shares how she got started in breaking 17 years ago and what the Japanese and international B-Girl scene has become since then.

B-Girl Ayumi has been dancing for 14 years and is a key part of the Body Carnival crew in Japan. She knows what she's talking about when she speaks about the Japanese and international B-Girl scene.

B-Girl Jazzy Jes, who hails from Thun, Switzerland, got into dancing hip-hop at 11 years old, then fell in love with breaking. In 2012 she joined one of the oldest active and world-famous crews: the Rock Steady Crew. To Jazzy Jes, breaking is life.

Born and raised in Paris, French Algerian B-Girl Jeskilz found breaking after she moved to New York at the age of 18. After establishing herself as one of the best in the game, she founded Cypher Adikts, a jam to celebrate dancing in its purest form.

B-Girl Kate of South Front crew talks about the B-Girl scene in Ukraine. Kate started dancing in 2009 and has been lucky enough to have the support of her family and friends as she chases her dreams.