Can a passion for dance lead to self-taught entrepreneurship?

In this episode of WayV Media, FABBREEZY welcomes a Living Legend of the Hip-Hop culture: dancer, choreographer, sensei, and one of the true pioneers of French Hip-Hop culture. Arriving in France in 1977 and discovering the movement at La Fête de l'Humanité, Thony MASKOT went on to found some of the scene's earliest crews, including Les Ladies Night, France's first all-female Hip-Hop dance troupe, and to open one of the country's first Hip-Hop dance schools. Today, as director of the KIM KHAN School in Paris' 20th arrondissement, he has shaped over 30 years of dancers. A living legend of the culture, Thony MASKOT shares how passion, grit, and self-taught hustle turned a dancer into an entrepreneur, and helped build the movement he's still shaping today.