WE ARE HEROES (Los Angeles, CA) – This group of effervescent young women came together from New York, Idaho, and as far as Japan to fulfill their dreams of dancing in Hollywood. Growing up in all corners of the globe, they were inspired by everything from Fred Astaire to Michael Jackson and have honed their dancing into something they call "Glam Style," which they hope is good enough to crown them the first girl crew to win "ABDC."MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

VOGUE EVOLUTION (New York, NY) – The first openly gay crew to ever compete on the "ABDC" stage, the five members of Vogue Evolution are out, proud, and determined to live their lives the way they want to. Their distinctive "vogue" style of dance mixed with hip-hop makes this crew unique, along with working to educate others on AIDS/HIV awareness. They hope to touch everyone watching with their outspoken flair.MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

RHYTHM CITY (Bronx, NY) – Struggling on the streets of the Bronx with little to no familial support gave Rhythm City no other option than to stick together, and they intend to use their original style from the Bronx -- “the birthplace of hip-hop” -- as a secret weapon on Season 4 of "America's Best Dance Crew." The crew has placed highly in an array of dance competitions including Invasion, Blazin’ the Stage, The Main Event, Switzerland’s Dance 2 Dance and, most recently, they won first place at Culture Shock EDC. From living in foster homes to surviving abuse, exposure to life on the streets has taken its toll on each member. As a result, crew leader Alonzo Williams created Rhythm City, a nonprofit organization dedicated to getting kids off the streets and involved in dance.MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

SOUTHERN MOVEMENT (Nashville, TN) – Urban cowboys that hail from the country music capital of the world, Southern Movement fuses hard-hitting hip-hop choreography with country line dancing. They pride themselves on being able to hang in the club one night and a country bar the next. Referring to their style as "Hick-Hop," this crew plans to bring something unexpected to the "ABDC" dance floor and their main goal is to change the way America views the South and its residents.MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

MASSIVE MONKEES (Seattle, WA) – This Seattle crew have grinded their way through national and international competition at the highest level over the past five years. They have won a number of prestigious titles including B-boy Summit 2000 and the World B-boy Championships at Wembley Arena in London, England. The Monkees are actively involved in their community, working at local centers with children, coaching child sports, and teaching b-boy classes. They even have their own holiday, as April 26th was dubbed Seattle's official Massive Monkees Day in 2004. With this much talent and personality, they could be next in the line of b-boy crews to walk away with the $100,000 prize and the "America's Best Dance Crew" title.MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

FR3SH (Matawan, NJ) – With a unique blend of jazz and funk, Fr3sh infuses a sense of humor into their choreography and compare themselves to the movie "The Breakfast Club," priding themselves on being rowdy and rebellious. Their mix of sarcasm, humor, cockiness, and raw talent could take them all the way to the top on the fourth season of "America's Best Dance Crew."MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

BEAT YA FEET KINGS (Washington, D.C.) – This D.C. crew will take the stage with their very own dance style called "Beatin' Ya Feet." Their performances consist of a unique mix of footwork that could make them unstoppable. Although their style is currently only known around the D.C. area, the Kings believe they have created something the rest of the world should see and catch up to. Featured on "It's Showtime at the Apollo" and an MTV inauguration special, they are slowly making their way into the public eye. Combined with their fresh style, this crew also exudes humility and, when they need it most, a hard energy that could make them the "America's Best Dance Crew" Season 4 champions.MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

ARTISTRY IN MOTION (North Hollywood, CA) – An all-female crew trying to break the stereotype of "bootyshakers," Artistry in Motion are strong-minded women who will bring their own contemporary and original style called "contemp-hop" to the "America's Best Dance Crew." Season 4 stage. Proud feminists, this all-girl group knows their energy, force, and sex appeal make them more than capable to take on and dominate any all-male crew in their way. MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

AFROBORIKE (Las Vegas, NV) – Comprised of fiery Puerto Ricans and Cubans, Afroborike is a hot Salsa crew ready to bring their own brand of raw and sexy Latin dancing to the fourth season of "America's Best Dance Crew." These dancers are hungry to experience the "American dream" and long to have the freedom of movement they have seen in American music videos.MTV - Thursday, August, 6, 2009, 7:6 AM

Xtreme Dance Force, of Naperville, IL, is one of the top elite hip-hop/jazz dance troupes in the Midwest. These disciplined studio dancers have been trained by world renowned choreographers and teachers, but receive a lot of criticism from street dancers who doubt their technical training qualifies them as real hip-hop dancers. Will Xtreme Dance Force be able to prove they're more than just pretty faces on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew"?MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

Originating in San Francisco, CA and New York, NY, Supreme Soul's talents were developed through the club scene and battle circuit. Collectively, their skills have enabled them to perform, battle, judge competitions and teach across the US, Denmark, France, England, Canada, Holland, Germany and Japan from 2004-2007. Despite their many successes, they still consider themselves the underdogs and feel the JabbaWockeeZ have overshadowed them. Will Supreme Soul be able to steal the spotlight from the masked men on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew"?MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

Super Cr3w, of Las Vegas, NV, is made of three well-known b-boy crews -- Battle Monkees, Full Force and Knucklehead Zoo. They auditioned for the show last season and were disappointed in their performance, so this season they came with heart and fire! Although they are strictly b-boys, Super Cr3w is confident that they will produce entertaining performances with big tricks and stylish choreography. With unquestionable talent and irresistible charm, they're out to prove they have the fight and passion to work hard and win Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew".MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

The proud second generation of this 10 year-running crew, of Houston, TX, is extremely loyal. The studio they used to dance for wanted them to change their name and when they wouldn't, the studio kicked them out. They recall their most desperate time was rehearsing in a Denny's parking lot in front of the window's reflection. SoReal Cru plans on showing off their aggressive pop and sexy swag moves on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew".MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

Phresh Select is a street crew that met in the clubs. Since the crime and violence in Philadelphia, PA is at an all-time high, this crew wants to show there is more to their streets than hate. Their message is simple, yet profound -- show the love of hip-hop through dancing. Although they've witnessed harsh realities, these guys have positive attitudes that make all who watch them on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew" smile.MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

All the members of Sass x7 are from the Rutgers Dance Team of Piscataway, NJ. They've performed in front of thousands and placed in the Top 5 of the NDA Collegiate Championship over the past 4 years. The girls are very close with one another and love shopping, talking about boys and dancing in the studio. Will they be able to shed their 'cheerleader' image and prove that they're legit dancers on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew"?MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

Fanny Pak, of Los Angeles, CA, is a zany bunch who is bringing back the bold and wacky energy of the 80s to Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew" with a unique dance style and fashion sense. Their movements are anything but generic and there are no boundaries to their imaginations -- most of their choreography stems from word association games. All have had technical training and performed for well-known artists, but each has struggled financially -- some lived out of their cars and others picked through garbage cans to redeem recyclables. MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

These studio dancers are trained in everything from ballet to hip hop, lyrical to tap, salsa to contemporary. They've coined themselves "The Houston Socialites -- Paris and Nicole without money." Former cheerleaders, this crew is out to prove that big exaggerated movements and strong performance elements can win Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew". Distorted X is a dose of fun, sass and confidence that perform with high-energy and sultry precision.MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

Boogie Bots, of Washington D.C., like to think of themselves as robots coming to life with their smooth and precise movements. Each member is either a college graduate or currently enrolled at a University. Boogie Bots are dedicating each of their performances on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew" to Joesar's father who has been in a coma for the past 6 months after suffering from a severe asthma attack. MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

ASIID is a tight knit group of young dancers from the rough area of Detroit, MI. It's a struggle for them to find support and drive in a town full of violence and lost hope. They find their inspiration from their crew member Joey, who was born profoundly deaf and can only hear some noises with the use of his hearing aid. As a young child, Joey attended a school where sign language wasn't taught, instead he learned to read lips to communicate. ASIID pulls strength from each other and are truly an inspiration to everyone on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew".MTV/Ewan Burns - Friday, June, 13, 2008, 1:13 AM

JabbaWockeeZ takes one last bow as the champions of the first season of "Randy Jackson Presents: America's Best Dance Crew."Chris Polk/WireImage.com - Friday, March, 28, 2008, 8:28 PM

DJ Rashida, host Mario Lopez and Executive Producer Randy Jackson celebrate JabbaWockeeZ's victory during the live finale of "Randy Jackson Presents: America's Best Dance Crew."Chris Polk/WireImage.com - Friday, March, 28, 2008, 8:28 PM

Judge Lil' Mama called JabbaWockeeZ the future of America on "Randy Jackson Presents: America's Best Dance Crew."Chris Polk/WireImage.com - Friday, March, 28, 2008, 8:28 PM

For the finale, the boys of JabbaWockeeZ ditch their iconic masks and reveal their faces during a dance performance on "Randy Jackson Presents: America's Best Dance Crew."Chris Polk/WireImage.com - Friday, March, 28, 2008, 8:28 PM

JabbaWockeeZ and Status Quo face-off in an all-out step battle choreographed by Chuck Maldonado on "Randy Jackson Presents: America's Best Dance Crew."Chris Polk/WireImage.com - Friday, March, 28, 2008, 8:28 PM