An all-female hip-hop dance crew from Auckland, founded by Parris Goebel and known for Justin Bieber’s “Sorry,” Ciara’s “Level Up” and their work within The Palace’s Royal Family.
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Mnet published the middle-class dance video from World of Street Woman Fighter, credited as directed by Royal Family. The competing Royal Family lineup included ReQuest members.
mnetplus.worldWatch “Ridin’” on Mnet PlusWorld of Street Woman Fighter premiered on Mnet with Royal Family representing New Zealand. Its eight-woman lineup included ReQuest dancers Teesha, Isla, Harmony, Azaria, Moana and Maiya.
newsroom.cj.netRead the broadcaster’s premiere announcementMnet’s The CHOOM channel released a moving poster introducing Royal Family ahead of World of Street Woman Fighter. ReQuest members were part of the eight-woman team representing New Zealand.
ReQuest performed at the launch of Nike Auckland City on Queen Street. The store operator’s October 12 report describes the performance at the previous Friday’s opening.
retailors.com.auRead the store operator’s launch reportReQuest’s 30-minute online workshop was scheduled for 6pm AEDT on Nike Australia’s YouTube channel. The event accompanied Nike’s Icon Clash collection and its collaboration with Parris Goebel.
sneakerfreaker.comRead the workshop announcementFollow the crew’s official channels and their home at The Palace.
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