Philippine Christian University

Sampaloc 1, Dasmariñas City, Cavite 4114

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
S.Y. 2020-2021

MODULE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH

(GRADE 12 )

QUARTER 2 - WEEK 3 (DECEMBER 7-11, 2020)

 LESSON 3

“ Hip-Hop Dance
”

"Hip-hop is more than music. Hip-hop has crossed cultural boundaries that other music

genres never crossed. Hip-hop is not only the music you listen to, but the way you walk, talk,
dress and act. Hip-hop is a state of mind. An entire generation, thirty years strong. We are the
hip-hop generation. Rap 15 what we do. Hip-hop is how we live!"

- KRS One, rapper and architect of hip-hop.

Street dance is one of the newest dance genres in the 20th century that immensely
attracts the new generation particularly the youth. It came from the African-American hip-hop
culture and tremendously spread worldwide.

At the end of this lesson, you are expected to:

1. Discuss the nature of Hip-Hop Dance

2. Identify the fundamental characteristic and unique aspects of Hip-Hop dance
3. Appreciate dancing as form of exercise.

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 1. What is you personal understanding of Hip-Hop dance?

2 Why do you think is itbimportant for us to engage in different physical activities?

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What is Hip-Hop?
 Hip-hop culture is from the African-American group of people who were looking for a creative outlet
to vent their frustrations and disappointments with society. It started with funky beats reverberating
at house or basement parties and the streets of New York. It has developed as a "cultural and
artistic phenomenon affecting the youth worldwide as it reflects the social, economic,
political, and cultural realities and conditions of their lives, speaking to them in a language and
manner they understand."

Did
you
know?

The World Hip Hop Dance Championships is an international competition wherein thousands
of the world's best hip-hop dancers come together and compete in Las Vegas to capture the
world title and international bragging rights. It started in 2002 under the initiative of the Hip Hop
International and became the world's most celebrated dance event. This event remains true to
the real values of hip-hop culture.

Hip Hop International was founded in 2002 and is currently based in Los Angeles. It is
recognized in over 100 countries and has been producing a number of live and televised street
dance competitions such as the MTC'S Randy Jackson's America's Best Dance Crew, the USA
Hip Hop Dance Championship, the World Hip Hop Dance Championship, the World Battles, and
Philippine Hip Hop Dance Championships.

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Hip-hop Dance is part of a greater culture that began in the streets rather than having
been developed by dance masters of famed academies and institutions, which is how many
classical forms of dance originated.

The
 three unique aspects of Hip-hop dance are freestyle movement, the involvement of battles,
and the use of ciphers.

When Hip-hop dancers participate in freestyle routines they do not adhere to any
choreographic sequence of steps, but rather improvise their own moves on the spot. There are
basically no rules for freestyle dance; Hip-hop dancers commonly use the beat, rhythm, melody,

lyrics, and other aspects of a song or piece to help them determine their moves.
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Hip-hop dance battles may
be between individual
dancers or crews. They
originate from informal
dance contests that took
place in the streets and
popular night time
establishments. With
battles,
dancers perform routines,
both freestyle and
choreographed
alternately
and either a panel of
judges
or the crowd determines
the
winner in the end.
In using
ciphers,
Hip-hop
dancers
form a
circle.
 One dancer enters to perform a
sequence of choreographed or
freestyle moves while the
remaining dancers in the circle
yell out jeers or encouragements
for the person performing. When
the first dancer goce back to the
circle, another one comes in and
so forth.

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Four Fundamental
Characteristics of

Hip-
Hop
Dan
ce
kicking movements directed at an opponent”. disc-jockeys". Thus,
It was derived from the Brazilian form of break dancing is
martial arts, Capoeira, "disguised as dance, accentuated
developed as the original movement aspect energetic
of rap music when breakdancers filled the movements with
musical breaks between records mixed by acrobatic skills.
Did
you
know?

Rapping (MCing) - vocal element. Rap

music is the heart of the hip-hop musical
genre.

Disc jockeying (DJing) - means

scratching or turn table record mixing.

Graffiti Art - also known as aerosol art.

Break dancing (B-boying) - an elaborate

social dance form that came from teenage
Latino and African American males in the
South Bronx of New York City circa 1970. It
started "as a form of fighting, a mixture of
physically demanding movements which
exploited the daredevil prowess of their
performers, and stylized punching and
 One of the pioneers of street dance in the Philippines is
composer Jungee Marcelo

He started the first formal

street dance class in the Philippines after arriving from
the US in 1991. After almost 11 years of living in a
community dominated by African Americans in Los
Angeles, Marcelo brought with him his knowledge of
urban dance in the Philippines.

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Prepared by: Checked by: Noted by:

Mr. Jayvee Loria Ms. Ma. Cristina B. Dioso Mario S. Mecate, Ph.D. Subject Teacher
Subject Coordinator Principal

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