Morning Rush's Jay Strubberg learns some breaking moves

Donnie Crumbs Counts, CEO of Six Step Academy, discusses the journey of breaking becoming an Olympic sport. He highlights the art form's evolution, global recognition, and the rigorous training involved. Counts also addresses misconceptions about breaking and its influence in mainstream music. The video includes a demo by Six Step Academy, showcasing breaking techniques and its potential impact on future music trends.

What was Donnie Crumbs Counts' reaction to breaking being included in the Olympics?

• He was surprised it took so long.

• He was indifferent.

• He was against it.

• He was disappointed.

How has breaking evolved over the years according to Donnie Crumbs Counts?

• It has become more underground.

• It has become less popular.

• It has moved from streets to global stages.

• It has remained the same.

Which of the following is NOT a judging criterion for breaking in the Olympics?

• Musicality

• Speed

• Technique

• Originality

What type of training is emphasized in breaking?

• Bodyweight exercises

• Cardio

• Weightlifting

• Yoga

What is a common misconception about breaking?

• It is easy to learn.

• It is just rolling on the floor.

• It is only for young people.

• It is not physically demanding.

Which artist is mentioned as incorporating breaking into their performances?

• Beyoncé

• Chris Brown

• Justin Timberlake

• Rihanna

What is the significance of breaking being included in the Olympics?

• It is the first dance form to be included.

• It is the most popular sport.

• It is the easiest sport to judge.

• It is the most traditional sport.