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Originally posted by Aris and to my shock, people had made a big ring in the back of the dance floor for couple of asian guys who were, get this, BREAKDANCING !!! OMG! how embarrassing was that! I wonder what was going through Guy J's mind? " ... This is how LA people party??"

How does break dancing make LA look so bad? I would take a ring of breakers over the usual Avalon washers any day. Out of the 20-30 (maybe more) times i have gone to the Avalon i have never seen this go down.

Sure maybe its not the best music to dance to, but if you have ever gone to club deep there always is a circle at one time of the night or another. Granted that's a different type of "house" but its still house music.

As far as the cancer of Reza, well its there to stay. It does however go dormant for time to time, but its there and its there to stay. I am surprised he was even there, i would have thought that him and his entourage of douches would have been in Vegas all weekend.

Break dancing to prog. & techno? Gimme a break man. Why couldn't they bust those moves when Felix was playing the cheesey 80s tracks.

I can easily say 3/4 of the people there have no idea about the music. They're just there because maybe they think they can get lucky or something Guy J was playing Bluetech - Honey In The Heart (Guy J Remix) when the drug induced break dancers were doing what ever the hell it was they were doing. What a beautiful track !!


P.S. I think that ring originally started with washers and it got bigger and bigger to a big circle

sorry aris, but you sound like a douche. I breakdance for one and number two, I love "prog/techno." If your gonna sit here and say that breakdancing is stupid to do to that kinda music, your full of yourself. You can breakdance to anything if your the right dancer. I hang out with the some of the worlds best breakdancers and a good amount of them listen and break dance to that kind of music. I'm thoroughly confused.

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Nah Gax, I think by admitting you breakdance, you confirmed you're a bigger douche than I am. I ain't stuck in the 80s nor do I care much that cripple dance you love so much. Everything has a time and place for it and that era has long gone. Move on ..

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Originally posted by Aris Nah Gax, I think by admitting you breakdance, you confirmed you're a bigger douche than I am. I ain't stuck in the 80s nor do I care much that cripple dance you love so much. Everything has a time and place for it and that era has long gone. Move on ..

Uhh...

People are still popping and grooving like they did back then.

I see it at parties constantly, the dancing nowadays is VERY similar to what it was back then.

I am sorry, i too fail to see your logic behind this.

Done by pros, okay, I get it. It's a performance art of sort. But when half the dance floor is taken by couple of morons high on dope, attempting to break dance and I'm being shoved around while a world class dj is on stage and no one seems to pay attention to him. I think that's what burns my ass, know what I mean? I'm not particularly attacking break dancing. What ever floats your boat man

Aris - you make no sense. That is exactly what you were doing. I get that you paid to get in the club, and wanted to see the djs AS DID I. I just really don't see why you have a problem with people breakdancing in a club. Sorry man but breakdancing is bigger than ever, and so is popping. I do both so I see how many people are still doing it, and how much bigger it is now than before. At least the people breakdancing are actually doing an artform rather than swishing and swooshing back and forth like half the room, which consists of 40-60 yr old Asians on tons of ecstacy. I guess you want that better huh?

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