B-boys, short for breakdancers, are performers who engage in a style of street dance that originated in the 1970s in the Bronx, New York City. This dance form is characterized by its energetic movements, including spins, flips, and intricate footwork, often performed to hip-hop music. B-boys typically showcase their skills in battles, where they compete against each other to demonstrate their creativity and athleticism. The culture surrounding b-boying includes elements such as fashion, graffiti, and DJing, all of which are integral to the hip-hop movement. B-boys often form crews, collaborating and supporting each other while participating in local and international competitions. This dance style has gained global recognition and continues to evolve, influencing various forms of dance and entertainment.