bgirl

A bgirl is a female breakdancer, also known as a b-girl. Breakdancing, or breaking, is a style of street dance that originated in the Bronx, New York City, in the 1970s. It is characterized by its athletic and improvisational nature, involving moves like toprock, downrock, power moves, and freezes. B-girls are integral to the breakdancing scene, contributing their unique style, energy, and creativity to the art form.

Historically, breakdancing was a male-dominated activity, but women quickly became involved and established their own presence. B-girls often face unique challenges and stereotypes within the dance community, but they have consistently demonstrated their skill, dedication, and passion for breaking. Many b-girls have achieved international recognition and success, competing in major competitions and influencing the evolution of the dance. They bring a distinct flair to the dance, often incorporating elements of grace, flexibility, and powerful execution into their routines. The term "bgirl" emphasizes their identity and contribution to the global breakdancing culture.