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If Cities Could Dance

Poppin' With San Jose's Playboyz Inc.

Season 1 Episode 7

Playboyz Inc., one of the Bay Area's oldest street dance crews that came out of East San Jose. Watch as they pop, wave, strut and tut as a new landscape of glass facades rises in San Jose.

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