At Who Can Roast The Most?, we specialize in curating dynamic and electrifying events tailored to the breaking community.
Distance doesn’t mean disconnect. Our virtual event solutions allow us to stream the energy and excitement of Who Can Roast The Most? to a global audience.
There’s nothing like the electric atmosphere of a live breaking battle. From Miami to São Paulo, we’ve mastered the art of hosting unforgettable in-person events.
At its core, Who Can Roast The Most? is about innovation and authenticity. In 2001, Bebe introduced the groundbreaking 10-round exhibition battles—no judges, no rules—just raw skill and passion. This format revolutionized the breaking scene, bringing together breakers from different geographies and styles to create legendary moments that have shaped breaking history.
This edition of Who Can Roast The Most? takes breaking to Japan, a country known for its rich history of innovation and artistry in the breaking scene.
Two of Japan’s most talented and celebrated breakers face off in an epic 10-round exhibition battle. Shigekix, renowned for his dynamic power moves and precision, takes on Shosei, whose fluidity and creativity make him a formidable opponent.
In this thrilling battle, Wuta and Wu Tan bring their unique styles to the floor. Representing different regions and influences, their clash promises a captivating blend of power, rhythm, and technique.
Every great event starts with a powerful concept. We collaborate closely with event organizers, sponsors, and key stakeholders to define the goals, audience, and structure of the event.
Once the concept is clear, we move to the creative and logistical side of things. From selecting the venue to designing the event layout and stage setup,
We create custom marketing campaigns to build anticipation for the event, using social media, email newsletters, and digital ads. Our goal is to bring together a passionate audience.
On event day, everything comes to life. Our team manages all aspects of the show—from coordinating the talent to overseeing the logistics, technical setup, and crowd management.
