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By Ricardo Walker's Crew (Part 2) This is our second video about the evolution of dance, from 1950 until 2022. Hope you all like it.

This is the evolution of K-pop's dance routines throughout the years, brought to you by Ricardo Walker's crew. Enjoy! @ricardowalkermj

Watch this crew dance to the new BTS song: Dynamite.

From NSYNC to the latest Justin Timberlake song in a unique mix and dance by Ricardo Walker's crew. Epic!

Ricardo Walker and Nonstop create a new choreography in dubstep music to the classic Billie Jean by Michael Jackson. Must see!

From the cultural identity of the United States people always had different styles of dance to express the way they were feeling about the economy, racial issues, even politics, and it just so happens to mark many significant points in our history. From the 1920s to 2019 here are some of the most popular styles of dance to sweep America throughout the years. Dances from the 1920s were often talked about as hot and carefree from the shimmy to the Charleston to Gatsby companies. Most of the styles of dance from the 1920s were played in clubs. In the clubs, they did dance contests called marathons which is when you dance until you can't dance more. There were releases beaten all around the country from hours to days to weeks. In the late 1920s came the tango and the waltz which still play a role in archives today from dance shows like Dancing with the Stars to So You Think You Can Dance. The 1930s and 1940s were the years of jazz and wave dancing like the jitterbug to the Lindy hop. Dancing remained very commercial throughout the chaos that happened in the 1930s. Going out and dancing used to be many people's distractions through it all. The 1950s was to most people the year of growth and disobedience. The adulthood of the dances in the 1960s didn't include a dance partner. They had danced like the Mashed Potato the Fly the Monkey and the Funky Chicken. Over 400 new dances were started in the 1960s. Artists like Nat Cole and The Beatles had a huge impression in this era for dance. One of my favorite eras the 1970s! The colorful bright soulful disco era from dances like the hustle the Ymca and soul train lines. Break dancing is one of the biggest crazes of the 1980s, street dancing was born in this era. Even though break dancing was such a big thing, it was also the year of punk. The 1990s the era of hip hop and line dancing which led dance culture tremendously to this day. The 1990s had dances from the tootsie roll the flowing man to the macarena that still are popular in dances that <a href="https://rumble.com/v7y65j-officer-boogies-with-kids-at-street-party.html" target="_blank">kids</a> do today. The 90s brought principal artists such as MC Hammer Vanilla Ice and Black Street that still bless our eardrums today. In the 2000s artist like Brittany Spears N'Sync, Beyonce and Ciara swept the nation with their hit singles and rocking dance transits. Thinking back to the early 2000s the signature dances that come to mind were throwbacks like a crank that Soulja Boy The dance will always have a major impact on history and the <a href="https://rumble.com/v7epz5-future-football-star.html" target="_blank">future</a>. From the 1920s to the 2019 music will forever be a way people can express themselves from many different productions.

Hoje, dia 29/08/2019 nosso querido e eterno Rei Do Pop estaria completando 61 anos de idade. Esse vídeo em parceria com o cover do Bruno Mars Johnny Matos é a minha singela homenagem ao cara que é o responsável por tanta coisa em minha vida, que mesmo nunca tendo me conhecido, me ensinou como ser um artista e uma pessoa de bom coração. Parabéns Michael Jackson, amamos você e obrigado por tudo. Espero que vocês curtam o vídeo, deixem o like para ajudar na divulgação e comentem que vou ler todos os comentários aqui embaixo ok? Nos sigam no instagram: Ricardo Walker - @RicardoWalkerMJ Johnny Matos - @johnnymatos Cesar Raphael - @cesarraphael_filmmaker Um grande abraço a todos!!

Ricardo Walker and Marie Poppins pay tribute to the biggest choreography ever: Thriller. But this time they're mixing in a new way! Hope you all enjoy it!

Ricardo Walker and Poppin John mix Michael Jackson's style with mind-blowing dance moves in this 'Smooth Criminal' dubstep version. Enjoy!

Ricardo Walker's dance crew pays tribute to 'Can't Stop The Feeling' by Justin Timberlake. Hope you all enjoy it!

Ricardo Walker's Crew pays tribute to 24K Magic by Bruno Mars. Hope you all enjoy it!

Ricardo Walker and Poppin John show off their incredible moves as they perform a dubstep dance to Michael Jackson's 'Beat It'. Hope you all enjoy it!

Ricardo Walker is a dancer and Michael Jackson impersonator with almost 300,000 subscribers on YouTube. The dancer routinely performs to the King of Pop’s music, and now he’s created a fabulous video of himself dancing to the late singer’s most famous songs. Ricardo made this video himself and his three talented backup dancers performing a medley of Michael Jackson’s greatest hits. All of your favorites are here, and it’s impossible not to <a href="https://rumble.com/v40qzm-when-you-love-michael-jackson-mj-fan-dancing-up-a-storm-at-janet-concert.html" target="_blank">boogy</a> in your seat a little once they get rolling! Michael Jackson was an artist who inspired all the dancers in the world, from a ballet dancer to a hip-hop dancer. Everyone was once impressed by the famous '' moonwalk '' and was touched in some way by his unique talent for dancing. This video is about it, about the incredible legacy he left us in regards to dancing. We are thankful to Michael for the constant inspiration and we just know that everyone will enjoy this video. Whether you’re a fan of Michael Jackson’s music or not, there’s no denying that he left his own footprint in the history of music and popular culture during his career. In the video, Ricardo and his crew represent the same kind of clothing Michael wore when each hit song hit the charts, including that famous white sparkly glove, those white socks worn with short black pants, and a fedora. They start with the singer’s early hits, including “Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough,” “Beat It,” “Wanna Be Starting Something,” and everybody’s favorite, “Thriller.” They then move on to later hits like “Billie Jean,” “The Way You Make Me Feel,” “Bad,” “Smooth Criminal,” and others. In just a few minutes, this talented group covers an entire catalog of Jackson’s music, and they look amazing while doing it! They make those hip thrusts and moonwalks look easy, which is no mean feat considering what an accomplished performer Michael Jackson was during his lifetime. They successfully <a href="https://rumble.com/v4w4uv-kid-dancing-michael-jackson-moon-walking-watch-her-move-its-to-cute.html" target="_blank">imitate</a> Jackson’s legendary dance moves that revolutionized the music industry. He had this incredible technique which he perfectly accomplished the gravity-defying move by leaning his body forward to a perfect 45-degree angle, while keeping it completely straight. We will be forever fascinated by his dance moves and he will be forever the King of Pop. Each iconic and irreplaceable move will never be topped. How could they be? They were revolutionary. A special kind of rhythm fueled his choreographies in music videos and live performances. He had, after all, been an international superstar since the age of 6, right up until the day of his untimely death in 2009. Standout songs like "<a href="https://rumble.com/v4ao17-how-michael-jacksons-thriller-jacket-came-to-be.html" target="_blank">Thriller</a>," "Beat It," and "Bad" are required listening for anyone who claims to know anything about music. What do you think about this video? Make sure you tell us more in the comments down below. If you like what you see, don’t forget to share it with share with all your friends, be they dancers, Michael fans, art lovers, and so on. It just might be the highlight of their day! Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RztUdknG9H4&feature=youtu.be