Hip Hop is a dynamic and high - energy dance style that originated in the streets of New York City in the 1970s. Born from the broader hip hop culture, which includes music , graffiti, DJing, and MCing, hip hop dance incorporates a wide range of movements, styles, and rhythms. It has since evolved into a global phenomenon, known for its expressive, freestyle nature and innovative choreography.

 
Key elements of Hip hop Dance include:

• Freestyle Movement: Hip hop often emphasizes improvisation, allowing dancers to freely express themselves and interpret the music in their own way. This freestyle approach encourages creativity and spontaneity.
• Foundation Styles: Rhythm and Musicality: Hip hop dance requires a strong connection to the beat, rhythm, and lyrics of the music. Dancers use accents, pauses, and syncopation to interpret the music in innovative ways.