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Post by BBOY UFO on Sept 29, 2007 18:05:33 GMT 4
tell me what do you think ?? honestly
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Post by graffiti on Sept 29, 2007 22:53:41 GMT 4
whats a copy cat biters?
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Post by bboy_ahmed on Sept 30, 2007 1:37:52 GMT 4
it means to copy the moves or combos that other bboys have created ...............man really at the first levels maby u have to copy some moves as u learn the basics.....when u become a Pro its not acceptable in ma opinion....
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b1
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Post by b1 on Sept 30, 2007 2:55:42 GMT 4
shoot @ sight  |
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Post by BBOY UFO on Sept 30, 2007 17:06:44 GMT 4
i totally agree with bboy ahamd..
@ the begining ya neeed a bet help in order to get ur self ready 4 which style ya prefer and what i meant by help is imitating others but @ the certain point its going to be """" NOT ACCEPTABLE "" ..
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Post by BBOY UFO on Sept 30, 2007 17:08:03 GMT 4
when you call some1 a biter , it means that he is using moves that are not belonge to him .. |
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Post by SketcHOne on Oct 20, 2007 10:46:08 GMT 4
Unacceptable.  |
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Post by walkindanger on Dec 18, 2007 19:33:21 GMT 4
you need to copy some, if not all, moves in the beginning. it's all about baby steps, one step at a time, and there's no better way to learn anything in this world by not being able to copy moves off in the beginning.
however, once you learn to stand on your feet, then it becomes your responsibility to experiment around and create your own unique experience in any field whatsoever.
this uniqueness in you could later on in life become the foundation steps of someone who's new to the game as well.
it's all a loop. you gota learn first, and to learn you gota observe and experiment.
later on, don't just stick with anyone else's moves or style, because your mission should be to make your own unique style,
these were my personal lessons when i started writing graffiti 6 years ago,
anyways, thought i'd give in my 2 cents,
cheers,
Bilal.
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