The exciting breakdance competition, Red Bull BC One Cypher Thailand 2026, returned on Saturday, 18 July at HOSTBKK Arts Center in Bangkok. Thailand's top breakdancers competed head-to-head in a contest that Thai fans will remember!
This round was packed with powerful moves, outstanding dance skills, and full passion. After fierce battles, B-Boy Tflow and B-Girl Nutella emerged victorious, establishing themselves as leading breakdancers in Thailand.
A highlight of the national final was the B-Boy championship battle between B-Boy Tflow and B-Boy SnakeGA. Both fought relentlessly, but 31-year-old B-Boy Tflow from Bangkok impressed with agility, precision, and remarkable musicality, blending powerful moves confidently with every beat to claim the title.
“I’m very happy, it feels like I finally made it,” B-Boy Tflow said after winning. “I just focused on doing my best, performing the moves I practiced, trying not to forget the sets, reminding myself to stay calm and focused—and I managed to do it.”
Thailand’s top B-Boys and B-Girls gave their all for the chance to claim the championship at Red Bull BC One Cypher. This year’s competition featured a surprise lineup of judges, including:
B-Boy Victor (USA)
Two-time Red Bull BC One World Champion
Red Bull BC One All-Star
Paris 2024 Olympic athlete
B-Boy Kreate (Indonesia), legendary head coach of Indonesia’s national breakdancing team
B-Girl Rawberry (South Korea), 2023 Red Bull BC One Cypher South Korea Champion
The B-Girl final was equally thrilling. B-Girl Nutella faced B-Girl Zabebara in a battle showcasing top skills and creativity, including expert footwork, fluidity, and full confidence. The 30-year-old from Bangkok impressed judges and spectators alike, winning her second consecutive title.
“I’m very happy, really happy,” B-Girl Nutella shared. “In the final, my only thought was to show my full potential and physical strength. No matter who I faced, I wouldn’t give up. When dancing, you have to be serious and give your all in every moment of the competition.”
After their victories, both B-Boy Tflow and B-Girl Nutella are ready to compete against the world’s top breakdancers, showcasing their talent, creativity, and dancer spirit on the global stage at the Red Bull BC One World Final in Toronto.
“I will keep practicing my sets continuously, improve my flow, and develop my strength and endurance,” B-Boy Tflow said when asked about preparing for the Red Bull BC One World Final in Toronto. “I’m more excited about myself—I need to manage myself well because every competitor is a top-level dancer.”
Regarding her preparations for the World Final, B-Girl Nutella said, “I focus solely on training. I feel I must prepare fully for this event.” She is especially looking forward to going to Canada, saying, “It’s a new stage for me. Thai breakdancing is free in expression, with sharp movements, continuity, and charm. The joy of dancing comes from flowing with the rhythm and enjoying the music.”
Following the national Cypher, Thailand was chosen to host the Red Bull BC One Cypher South-east Asia 2026 regional final. This event will transform Thailand into the vibrant center of the Southeast Asian breakdance scene, welcoming top dancers from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Timor-Leste, and Vietnam. It elevates Thai breakdance culture and dancers onto the world stage.
Next destination: Red Bull BC One World Final in Toronto.
Follow the competition journey and support B-Boy Tflow and B-Girl Nutella at the Red Bull BC One World Final, to be held in Toronto, Canada, on 29 November. Get the latest updates at @redbullth and @redbullbcone on Instagram and TikTok.