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This advertising poster from 1984 is best summed up by the words "Electric Boogaloo" #tbt

This poster uses the symbols of the emerging hip-hop culture to sell ghetto blasters to young Australians. However, the style of dress did not represent what was being worn in Australia at the time, more reflecting the style of the 'Breakdance' movies, a style that would not become popular for a few more years.
Darrio Phillips, one of the dancers portrayed in this poster, is one of the original exponents of street dancing or break dancing in Sydney, Australia in the 1980s and was influential in the spread of Hip Hop in Australia. The dance group The Double D’s were one of the earliest professional street dance groups in Sydney and their early exposure on commercial television did much to spread an Australian form of this new American youth culture.
This poster joined the #MAAScollection in 2013

#advertising #advertisingposter #tbt #retro

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