Sentence examples for ballroom house from inspiring English sources
She rose to the rank of "mother" in the House of Africa, hence her full name, Tracey Africa Norman, and in 2001, she was inducted into the ballroom house of fame.
Ballroom house DJ MikeQ of Qween Beat/Fade to Mind.
In the 70s, a queen named Crystal LaBeija founded the first ballroom "house," the House of LaBeija.
You know, the guys also responsible for "Deep Inside" as Hardrive and "The Ha Beat," which became anthemic in New York ballroom house music and the worldwide voguing scene at large.
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Built around the angular rhythms and snappy braggadocio of vogue and ballroom house, Tuff Turf Rough Stuff is a battle record that conjures VHS images of cutthroat catwalks and late night knife fights, the play of shadows and static in a neon-lit alleyway.
Upstairs, display cases line the walls of the erstwhile ballroom, housing one-of-a-kind artifacts of 20th-century Americana.
With dancers and DJ crews representing ballroom, housing, bonebreaking, flexing, Bruk Up, and Jersey club dancing, the event captured a diverse and eclectic collection of styles from across multiple generations.
I think Teklife, NON, the ballroom houses in New York, a lot of people around the world they work with their identity [in a way] that is responding in a more honest way to [their] context, [reflecting it] in a contemporary way.
If you watch Paris Is Burning, the controversial documentary about New York City's queer black ballroom and house scene, the piers often appear in the background.
Was there any way out of the cycle whereby white people rebrand our cultural movements for their own entertainment, only to devalue our ancestry and erase the real stories behind voguing, ballroom, and house music?
