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953 N COLE AVE HOLLYWOOD, CA 90038 TEL: 323-957-6680 Cell Phone: 323-680-3858 JOSH WILLIAMS NON-UNION HEIGHT: 5’9 EYES: Brown HAIR: Black TELEVISION TEEN CHOICE AWARDS (FOX) DANCER AMY ALLEN THE FLAMA (CHACHI GONZALES) DANCER WILLDABEAST SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE DANCER NYGEL LYTHGOE STAGE/LIVE PERFORMANCE TEEN CHOICE AWARDS (JASON DERULO) DANCER AMY ALLEN ROSHON (CONCERT) DANCER ROSERO MCCOY THE W HOTEL DANCER ANZE SKRUBE CLUB JETE (TIFFANY BILLINGS) DANCER JOSH WILLIAMS 8TH WONDER DANCER JOSH WILLIAMS CARNIVAL 2014 (TIGHT EYEZ) DANCER TIGHT EYEZ CARNIVAL 2014 (WILLDABEAST) DANCER WILLDABEAST CARNIVAL 2014 (ANTOINE TROUPE) DANCER ANTOINE TROUPE WORLD OF DANCE “SEATTLE 2013” (3rd) DANCER MYRON MARTEN WORLD OF DANCE “BAY AREA 2013” DANCER MYRON MARTEN WORLD OF DANCE “BAY AREA 2012” DANCER MYRON MARTEN UNRATED 2013 DANCER KOLANIE MARKS YTF GLOBAL TOUR YOUTUBE DANCER D-TRIX MUSIC VIDEOS TANK – DANCE WITH ME (LOVE STEP) DANCER ZENA FOSTER TANK – YOU’RE MY STAR DANCER GALEN HOOKS E-40 T.I. CHRIS BROWN – EPISODE DANCER ANTOINE TROUPE E-40 – BAMBOO DANCER FEATURED PHARELL WILLIAMS – HAPPY DANCER FEATURED JASON DERULO – TRUMPETS DANCER FEATURED MATT KEARNY – HEARTBEAT DANCER FEATURED CHIP CHOCOLATE – COOKIE DANCE DANCER FEATURED BRETT KISSEL – RAISE YOUR GLASS DANCER FEATURED COMMERCIALS DESPERADO BEER COMMERCIAL DANCER FEATURED COMEDY CENTRAL PROMO “MARTY PARTY” DANCER FEATURED TIME WARNER CABLE DANCER FEATURED SPECIAL SKILLS HIP HOP, BONE BREAKING, KRUMP, HOUSING, BREAKING, BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, TRACK & FIELD, BASEBALL, ROLLERBLADING, SWIMMING, BIKING, TRICKING, TURFING, POPPING,TUTTING,WAVING. .

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The B-Boy Summit Internationally Acclaimed B-Boy/B-Girl Event
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