All The Most is a Russian breaking team created in 2001 . The original name is Almost (translated from English: Almost), since the team consisted of only two people: Bboy Yan (Yan The Shrimp) and Bboy Slava. The first performance of the team took place in the summer of 2001 in the qualifying round of the Russian Federation and the CIS countries for the international Breaking Battle of the Year . The team members performed together with the team of Aliens crew from the city of Zelenograd and took 3rd place on the battle. The team has become a World Champion twice (2012; 2016). Over time, the team has changed. It had time to visit such legendary Russian B-boys as: Nazim, Pasha Mochalka, Tolchrok, Mark Beard, Dirol, Androfroll, Ruslan - bright representatives of their styles. Thus, the team was renamed to All The Most, which means “All the Best (Best)”.
Ruslan, after participating in All The Most, began his career as an artist in the Band'Eros group.
Now the team consists of several branches, in which more than fifty people: Yan (Yan The Shrimp) [1] Andrei (Mass) [2] , Sergey (BochRok), Andrei (FT), Ilya (Crash).
In addition to breaking , team members are engaged in other areas of hip-hop culture:
Ian is a popular DJ Funk , Andrei Massa performs as a member of the DCMC rap group, and FT represents the international Uprock / rock Dance (eng.) Team Dynasty Rockers.
During its existence, the team defended the honor of Russia in international battles in the United States , Poland , South Korea , France , Germany , Sweden , Switzerland , Belgium , China and other countries.
Team wins and team members
- 1st place - “TOP 10”, 2002 (Ten best dancers of Russia) Russia, Moscow ;
- 1st place - the festival "Hip-Hop Fight", 2002, Russia, Moscow
- 2nd, 3rd place - Russian Championship “OPEN”, 2002 and 2003, Russia, Moscow
- 2nd place - Championship of the Best Dancers of Russia “Final of the Three”, 2002, Russia, Moscow
- 1st place - “Second Moscow Breaking Festival”, 2002, Russia, Moscow
- 1st place - Festivals “MK Battle”, extreme platform, 2002 and 2002, Russia, Moscow
- 1st place - “Banana Mama”, 2002 and 2003, Russia, Moscow
- 1st place - Freestyle Session Russia 2004, Russia, Sterlitamak
- 2nd place - BOTY Russia 2004, Russia, Moscow
- 2nd place - Freestyle Session Russia 2006, Russia, Moscow
- 1st place - the international battle "Floor Wars", 2005, Denmark , Copenhagen
- 3rd place - international battle "Break Dance Session" 2006, Poland , Wloclawek
- 2nd place - the international battle 1x1 "Otlaws" Italy
- 2nd place - international battle "HipOpsession" 2008, France, Nantes
- Winner (1st place) - international battle "Bonnie & Clyde" 2009, USA , New York
- 1st place - international battle "Breakowistko" 2010, Poland , Bydgoszcz
- 1st place - the international battle "Your Move", 2010, Poland
- 1st place - All-Russian Hip Hop Festival “GOLDEN FOOT 3” 06/27/2010, Russia, Krasnogorsk
- Special prize for the best battle at the international festival “Bboy World Classics” 07/17/2010, the Netherlands .
- 1st place - All-Russian Battle - “Battle of 3 capitals”, 2011
- 1st place - International Battle Down Under, Sweden , Gothenburg .
- 1st place - International Battle in Belgium LCB
- 1st Place - Footwork at the International Battle of Breaking in China
- 2nd place - Freestyle Session USA
In 2005, the team took part in a concert dedicated to the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the legendary Russian ballerina Maya Plisetskaya , held in the Kremlin Palace .
In 2010, All The Most organized two dance schools: Break-Dance School “All The Most” and School of Modern Dances “Gem Center” . Since 2015, the jam center has ceased to exist, the school All All Most is active.
In 2011, Yan (Sharp) took part in the largest and one of the most prestigious solo battles of the world Red Bull BC One .
A year earlier, he also took part in one of the first world theatrical productions based on breaking and other styles of modern dance in Poland [3]
Links
Notes
- ↑ Dj Yan23 (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Interview with Andrei Massa. AllTheMost, Dc Mc.
- ↑ Theater Metropolish Archived August 17, 2011. (polish)