Steffan Clemente staged the musical So! What Happens Now? to exhibit dancers in this style like Richard Colón. A musical technique called the “merry-go-round” influenced Clive Campbell’s practice of isolating and extending percussive sections of music for dancers in this style. One of the first sequences dancers in this style often learn is the six-step. Dancers in this style (-5[2])hold their position in moves like pikes. (-5[3])Dancers in this style (10[1]-5[1])likely drew (10[1])inspiration from capoeira and Bruce (10[1])Lee (-5[1])films for “freezes” and “power moves” (10[1])like swipes. (10[7]-5[1])Floorwork in this style is called downrock (10[2]-5[1])and includes moves like windmills. (10[3])Dancers (10[1])called (-5[1])b-boys (10[1]-5[1])and b-girls (10[1])perform, (10[3])for 10 points, (10[2])what (10[1])style of improvisational street dance often performed (10[2])to hip hop (-5[1])music? (10[2])■END■ (10[5])