Hip-jump move alludes to road move styles fundamentally performed to hip-bounce music or that have developed as a component of hip-jump culture. It incorporates an extensive variety of styles essentially breaking which was made in the 1970s and made well known by move groups in the United States. The TV program Soul Train and the 1980s movies Breakin', Beat Street, and Wild Style exhibited these groups and move styles in their beginning times; in this manner, giving hip-jump standard presentation. The move business reacted with a business, studio-based adaptation of hip-jump—some of the time called "new style"— and a hip-bounce affected style of jazz move called "jazz-funk". Traditionally prepared artists built up these studio styles with a specific end goal to arrange from the hip-jump moves that were performed in the city. Due to this advancement, hip-bounce move is rehearsed in both move studios and open air spaces.
