History of Hip-Hop Clothing

Hip-hop clothing typically has a baggier fit in order to add comfort to a dancer's movements. Find out how musicians have taken hip-hop clothing to the next level with help from professional hip-hop dancers and choreographers in this free video on the history of hip-hop clothing.

Expert: Bliss & Zetta
Contact: www.myspace.com/440643957
Bio: Bliss and Zetta are professional hip-hop dancers and choreographers.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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[Fatjoey2]

Your theories on Hip Hop dressing are off, if you buy a book on the history of hip Hop you will learn than the baggy look did not come in untill gangster rapp came in style. NWA emulated the Cholo Chicano gnagsters with their baggy clothes. Look at all the early rappers, they all wore fitted pants until 1987.