World Hip Hop Dance Championship

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The World Hip Hop Dance Championship is an international hip-hop dance competition created in 2002 by Hip Hop International. The participating countries have included:

* Dominican Republic
* India
* Greece
* Cyprus
* Chile
* Italy
* Mexico
* France
* Japan
* Switzerland
* Morocco
* Philippines
* United Kingdom
* Canada
* Germany
* Australia
* Ireland
* Malaysia
* Colombia
* South Africa
* Nigeria
* New Zealand
* Denmark
* Russia
* Portugal
* Netherlands
* Argentina
* Brazil
* Spain
* Trinidad and Tobago
* Poland
* Uruguay
* Thailand
* United States of America
* China
* Taiwan

Competition Categories

The competition includes five main categories:

### MegaCrew
No age restrictions, teams can have between 10 to 40 participants.

### Adults (18+)
Competition for adult dancers aged 18 and older.

### Varsity (13-17 years old)
Competition for dancers aged 13 to 17 years old.

### Juniors (7-12 years old)
Competition for dancers aged 7 to 12 years old.

### MiniCrew
Competition for smaller teams, exact age restrictions not specified.

Additional Competitions

There are also competitions in:

* Popping and Locking: solo dancer battles.
* Breaking: adult team competition.

In August 2015, new countries participated for the first time, including Gabon, Panama, South Korea, Kenya, among others.