MrJakyl

Man, I never remember being as wild as the little kids in my neighborhood. Then again I did some stuff that movies can't even touch. I remember being around 4 or 5-years-old, my mom was somewhere and my dad was doing something in the living room. I went back into the kitchen and had the idea of having a ice skating ring. So to create ice, I poured milk all over the floor and sprinkle sugar all over it to create that glitter that sparkled like ice. I remember pouring soap also, cuz...well just keep reading. Anyways...I did all this and started to pretend I was ice skating. I don't remember that part as much, but what I do remember was my mom c

Flavor.....one of the things that makes a b-boy so unqiue on the dance floor. It's the kick and movement that makes the difference of his identity. Before I started photography, I was break-dancer, just trying shit. Move after move, I just did it to show off or just have that finishing move in a battle. Now, after the judgements of my peers in the world b-boy scene, they have considered me a true b-boy. I had to find my own style learning from different parts of the country and incorporate them into movements like no other. Now, I'm in the stage of maturing and maintaining style, yet I still manage to learn and will always be a student. Every