How Do You Dance Krump?
Krump was invented by “Tommy the Clown” in the early 1990s in Los Angeles, California. Tommy the Clown came up with a series of comedic and wild gestures, which he would perform at parties to entertain kids. This “clowning” evolved to “krumping” which Tommy the Clown wanted to show kids growing up in rough areas as an alternative to joining gangs. Here’s how to dance krump. Paint your face partially as a clown. This is done to pay deference to its originator Tommy the Clown. While obviously not necessary to perform the dance moves, painting your face will help get you in the spirit. Also, don’t necessarily paint a “happy clown,” paint your face how you are truly feeling inside to express yourself. Select a hip-hop song. While the dance is different than hip-hop, the music which is played while you are krumping is hip-hop. Make sure to choose a track with a fast-paced quick beat. One of the major elements to krump is how fast you dance. Go free-style with your body motion, coordination
