Everything, everything, everything going to be all right this morning.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to yet another episode of it's me speaking to you.

I am as always your ever-faithful host.

Mr. Jeffrey Wilson coming to you live and direct from the Gateway to the West, St. Louis, Missouri.

And today we have a hero of mine ladies and gentlemen an icon

in the world of dance we know him as a part of one of the most iconic breaking urban

hip-hop films the movie called breaking he was one of the stars michael boogaloo shrimp chambers

is about to come and blow our minds about how he got into the dance world,

where it's going.

Mr. Chambers, how are you doing today, sir?

I'm doing very fine.

I just want to just take this moment before we get ahead of ourselves to thank you for reaching out for me

to be a part of your forum, Jeffrey.

And just to let people know, I appreciate radio stations, event promoters, TV stations,

casting people, everybody who is on the mission of really showing a respectability for the art form of hip hop dance,

meaning hip hop dance has many facets.

The freestyle dance, they come, you know, you can go from crumping to Seawog to do the Neney.

Hey, watch me, Naina, it's Alento.

And the thing is, all those great, great dance moves and, you know, they get the party people

going.

They come from the urban streets.

That's their dojo.

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