The best hip hop teams in the world have those

1. Kamen Dancer:

Known for its white masks, gloves and baseball caps, the company was founded in 2003 and named after a poem by Jabberwocky in Alice in Wonderland, and joined America in 2007'Pants Lost S got Talent Season 2 competition, 2008 in America'S Best Dance Crew won the inaugural season;

2、extreme crew：

One of the oldest teams in South Korea to compete in hip-hop dance, from 2000 to 2007, the group has won many world-famous competitions, and in 2007, Extreme Crew won the BOTY championship;

3、rivers crew：

The Korean hip-hop dance group, officially established in 1997, is a combination of new school, free style move in one, and is a member of the Korean national team as many as 9, with 10 years of hip-hop experience, and has achieved unmatched results in domestic and foreign competitions.

The strongest breaking group is Zulu Kingzzulu Kingz, one of the three major world bboy leagues.

The first was in honor of the master who died in 1973"Zulu King" stands for "might Zulu Kingz.""

In order to promote the culture of bboying and spread the original way of dancing.

The current leader is Alien Nesszulu Kingsz, and it is because of this strong ambition that five dancers have come to join the group, and Afrika Bambataa named them Zulu Kings (or Shaka Zulu Kings), the first hip-hop company in the history of hip-hop besides Nigger Twinz. So this probably has some gang feel, and everyone who joins has this tag to represent that they belong to Zulu Kingz

At present, the strongest is still South Korea's Boty World Champion. 08 R16 World Champion.

There is no strongest dance company, many competitions are organized on an ad hoc basis, and fixed large groups are generally commercial in nature.

gambler!!

If you want to talk about the group, these Koreans have been bullish for the past two years.

I can't say that! Groups! Each has its own strengths.

The 2006 International Street Dance Competition was held in Germany on the 21st. South Korea's Last For One, who won the event last year, finished runner-up and Drifterz finished third.

The "International Street Dance Competition" is a street dance competition held annually in Germany. In this year's competition, a total of 20 teams from 19 countries participated. In South Korea, Last For One, who won the event last year, and Drifterz, who won the Korean qualifiers in September, competed and made it to the semi-finals.

South Korea's B Boy has been participating in the tournament since 2000. Expression, Gambler, and Last For One won the championship in 2002, 2004, and 2005 respectively, showcasing the strength of Korean hip-hop on the world stage.

In addition, Last For One starred as the protagonist in the documentary "Planete B Boy" produced by American film director Benson (32) on the theme of the "2005 International Street Dance Competition". They will participate in the Sundance Film Festival in January next year.