By 2019, BBoy City had tons of evidence. Every event produced hours of footage. Navarro started thinking about breaking’s legacy when his kid became a breaker. He had decades of personal and BBoy City footage stored on external hard drives and VHS tapes. Those videos were all part of breaking culture and history. That need to document, share, and elevate led Navarro and his team to rethink how they managed BBoy City’s growing archive


