Breaking
Find out how to win a trip to the 2021 Red Bull BC One World Final and the full lifestyle line of the current BC One fanwear collection by setting a new record for One Hand Hops, 1990s or Airflares.
Do you want to win a trip to the 2021 Red Bull BC One World Finals? Are you a B-Boy or B-Girl who loves to test their ability to perform One Hand Hops, Airflares or multiple 1990 spins? Do you think you're good enough to battle anyone on the planet with those moves? Well, we want to see how good you are and if you can be a record breaker.
Red Bull BC One is giving away three trips to the 2021 Red Bull BC One World Final and three sets of the full lifestyle line from the new 2020 Red Bull BC One fanwear collection in a new competition called Red Bull BC One Breaking Records.
It's an open challenge to breakers all over the world to see who can set a new record – a throwback to the days when breakers like Cico were going viral by putting up clips of himself pushing to hit as many 1990 spins as possible.
Please note, Red Bull BC One Breaking Records is now closed. You can find out who won each challenge below:
How does Red Bull BC One Breaking Records work?
There will be three challenges to test your skills. The start of the challenge will be uploaded to the Red Bull BC One Instagram channel:
1. One Hand Hops
This contest started on March 31 and Red Bull BC One All Star Neguin set the bar at 38. Only one-handed hops were eligible and B-Boy Urbany won the competition with 293 hops.
2. 1990s
Red Bull BC One All Star Lil G kicked off the challenge on April 14 by setting the first goal to beat with 10 spins. In the end, it was B-Boy Muha who won the competition with 20.5 spins.
3. Airflares
Youth Olympic gold medallist Bumblebee started the final challenge on May 5 and set the bar at 53 Airflares. DenyRock won the competition with a record of 83.
The game is simple: beat the first record set and then stay at the top of the leader board for the two-week challenge period. Or, just make sure that you're on top when the challenge ends.
There will be a weekly leader board posted on Instagram and here, where everyone can keep up with who has the highest record.
At the end of each two-week challenge period, whoever is sitting at the top of the leader board, will be crowned the Red Bull Breaking Records champion of that move and win a trip to the 2021 Red Bull BC One World Final and the clothes. The winner of a challenge will be announced the same day the next challenge starts.
How can I enter the Red Bull BC One Breaking Records competition?
To enter the competition all you have to do is upload a video of yourself to your own Instagram account and beat whoever has the highest count.
The video must be tagged with @redbullbcone and with the hashtag #redbullbreakingrecords. Check out the terms & conditions for your participation here.
Make sure your profile is set to public, as we can't see private posts. If your clip is longer than 60 seconds, you can also upload to Instagram TV when you make the clip visible on your Instagram profile.
This is the Red Bull Breaking Records challenge, are you ready to accept?
Who holds the records in Red Bull BC One Breaking Records?
B-Boy Urbany holds the record for One Hand Hops, with 293.
B-Boy Muha has done the most 1990s in the competition, with 20.5 spins.
B-Boy DenyRock won the Airflare competition with a record of 83.
