B-Boys Make Some noise ( an uncelebrated pioneer project)

The plot

Welcome to the journey of Uncelebrated Pioneer 2 that picks up where the first film left off. Two is backed by popular demand and the team is coming off an award-winning campaign that saw the original Uncelebrated Pioneer rake in trophy wreath’s all across the United States. The film took DJ Big Stew and his squad all over the country from Philadelphia to Las Vegas culminating with an unprecedented movement for his first documentary out of the gate.

As many fans have come to know, at its core, Uncelebrated tells the story of the unique individuals who have helped to shaped hip hop culture. These folk’s pure talent, swagger and influence in many cases has not received its just due accolades.

The 2nd movie goes in depth into the Uncelebrated Pioneers of B-boying. B-boying is one of the earliest forms of hip hop dancing and more universally known as breakdancing. However the true essence of B-boying rose from gang culture. It all started as a way to settle beefs between street rivals. Back in the day if it had not been for this unique form of beef squashing, violence would’ve been the only alternative. So much so that many times crew members had to be rationalized with, which were heated discussions before crews came to terms with a dance battle instead of an all out rumble to the death! Crews would dance battle it out anywhere they saw fit or wherever they ran into opposing factions. Famous DJ Kool Herc was known to DJ gang dance battles setting the stage for the craziest, most exciting entertainment that streets could muster up. Kool Herc coined the term B-boy and B-boying.

Danger surrounded these dudes from every angle as most B-boys were also graffiti artist as well. Crews spent most of their free time enhancing their skills in these arts which have both impacted our culture tremendously. The fascinating arts of Hip Hop Dance and Graffiti have produced incredible talents the world over and they both were birthed from the street gangs of the seventies and eighties.

With the announcement that Breaking will make its debut in the 2024 Olympics in Paris France, B-boying has now come full circle from its humble beginnings in the slums of New York City.

• Age Rating Rated R/Adult (17+)
• Running time 01:11:12 mins
• Release date February 19, 2021



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