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On Saturday, July 23, a portion of the country's top breakdancers assembled to contend in the esteemed Red Bull BC One Cipher in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a provincial prelim to the world's biggest one-on-one breakdancing rivalry. 16 "B-Boys" and 16 "B-Girls" struggled it out with their unbelievable moves, expecting to get a spot at the public rivalry in Los Angeles.

PRIDE visited with the über skilled strange breaker, Dosu, who left everything on the dance floor this time around.

Getting everything rolling

Dosu originally arose onto the breaking scene at 16 years of age, however his life has apparently forever been established in dance.

Taking up classes in "expressive dance, jazz, Peruvian tap, hip jump, and contemporary dance" while experiencing childhood in Peru, the 29-year-old entertainer generally realize that development was his obsession.

However, when he initially got a brief look at break moving, his enthusiasm turned into his motivation.

"At the point when I was 16, I saw breakers and I experienced passionate feelings for it. I asked them immediately in the event that they could show me," he shared, rapidly absorbing different moves and styles - until he before long created his own.

Addressing everyone

"At the point when I initially began moving, it was tied in with winning. I simply needed to annihilate the opposition and show them why I'm here," Dosu made sense of.

Yet, the more in touch he became with himself, the more that changed.

"Presently, it's tied in with passing on an all around heritage to assist with rousing others. I get enlivened by individuals, and presently individuals get motivated by me."

A gladly out gay breaker, clearly Dosu has made his mark - not just in that frame of mind of dance, which he depicts as "snazzy, unique and controlled," yet in addition in his way of life as a gay man. Experiencing childhood in Peru, he didn't distinguish as gay since he believed he didn't fit the shape of what being gay seemed, by all accounts, to be.

"In Peru, when I met a gay person, most were ladylike, and that is not who I assumed I was, so I was continuously addressing, 'Am I really gay? Since, supposing that I'm gay, I ought to be ladylike.'"

In the midst of his internal fights, Dosu "knew without a doubt" that he was gay around "19 or 20" subsequent to watching an Elton John music video and tracking down him "exceptionally appealing." (He currently wears a solitary cross stud, as Elton does, giving proper respect to the unbelievable entertainer.)

Subsequent to moving to the U.S. Around a similar time, Dosu acknowledged being gay really had "nothing to do with being female." He closed, "I could be gay yet be what my identity was."

Getting comfortable

Obviously, self-acknowledgment is everything except straight, and one forward-moving step frequently loans to two stages in reverse.

For Dosu's situation, being gay welcomed on another arrangement of difficulties inside the game that he cherished. Breaking - which is commonly known as a ultra "machismo" sport - contained not many out LGBTQ+ entertainers when Dosu initially began, making it significantly harder for him to step into his reality transparently.

"Going to rivalries, at first it was exceptionally hard," he shared, pondering the way that essentially saying the words "I'm gay" were very "testing."