Breakdancing to Make Olympic Debut in Paris 2024

Breaking in the Spotlight

Get ready for dizzy footwork and electrifying DJ decks as breakdancing, known as breaking, becomes an official Olympic sport at the 2024 Paris Games. For the first time, the captivating dance style will grace the Olympic stage from August 9th to 10th.

Team USA's Finest

Representing the United States are Sunny Choi, known as B-Girl Sunny, and Logan Edra, known as B-Girl Logistx. These talented dancers will showcase their skills and compete for medals in this groundbreaking event.

A Movement's Triumph

Breaking's Olympic debut is a testament to its growing popularity and cultural significance. From its roots in the Bronx, breaking has evolved into a global phenomenon, showcasing the artistry, athleticism, and individuality of its practitioners.

Attracting a New Audience

The inclusion of breaking in the Olympics is part of an effort to attract a younger and more diverse audience to the Games. By embracing the vibrant energy and creativity of this dance style, the Olympics hope to inspire a new generation of athletes and fans alike.

A Global Celebration

As breaking makes its Olympic debut in Paris, it will not only be a sporting event but also a celebration of hip-hop culture and the resilience and artistry of its global community.