 Because when I was a kid, I was like a lot of young people, insecure, minority, outcast, all that sort of thing. But dance was the minute you stepped on the dance floor, it didn't matter what you looked like, but it just mattered what you did and how you contributed to the moment. The community grew to outside neighborhoods and breaking went mainstream in the 80s when some real-life breakers of that moment were highlighted in the movie Flashdance.