Why is NastyRay so Nasty!!!

from Dance With Ceech Hosted by Ceech Hsu

Today, my guest is one of the sickest, I mean the nastiest b-boys in the world. Actually, he’s not only a b-boy or a dancer. He is a creator, a true artist. And he is out here in the San Jose Bay Area, California. It is my honor to call him brother because he is always so humble and represents himself so well with dignity, pride, and respect. I’m talking about the one and only NastyRay. Here is the full Youtube version. To get started with dancing, head to DanceWithCeech.com If you enjoy this episode and would like to support this show, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review. Until next time, make it funky. We out.

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