Picture a rugged stone cast aside, rough around the edges,
looking dull and seemingly unnoticed. Given pressure, time, refining and a bit
of polishing, that stone became a gem that stood out amongst the rest. This was
how I pictured Dyzee reading through his interview with the Bboy Magazine.
I love reading interviews as moving and honest as this one.
In my opinion, to inspire and motivate others through sharing one’s experience
is one powerful tool which drives this culture. As most bboys and bgirls know,
Dyzee has a huge name in the breaking scene; being a member in successful crews
such as Supernaturalz, 7 Commandos and more recently, Rock for Christ. He is
known to be a pioneer bboy in terms of re-introducing a higher degree of
originality and style.
