Lhiba Kingzoo is a break dance crew formed in Casablanca in 2005. Its founder and current leader is Yassine Alaoui Ismaili, also known as Yoriyas.
Lhiba Kingzoo is a break dance crew formed in Casablanca in 2005. Its founder and current leader is Yassine Alaoui Ismaili, also known as Yoriyas.
Lhiba Kingzoo was established in Casablanca in 2005. In short time, it achieved major success in Morocco as well as in Africa.
In 2010, the crew was world runner up in Denmark. On September 4, 2011, for the first time, an African dance crew won an international crew battle in Europe—the International Funky Afternoon vol 2 held in Rome. [1] [2]
From 2005 to 2014, the crew participated in numerous international events such as:
Thanks to its success, the crew became a common fixture at Redbull BC One, one of the biggest break dance events. The crew has collaborated with artist of international fame such as Jay Park, Busta Rhymes, and Jennifer Lopez.
The group was invited to perform for the Prince Hassan of Morocco at the royal palace in Skhirat. The group was also invited to represent Morocco in the Jeux de la Francophonie held in Nice, France in 2013.
In September of the same year, two member of the crew—Yoriyas and Lil Zoo —found themselves competing against each other in the semifinal of Redbull BC One Africa Middle East held in Jordan. Yoriyas was unable to finish the competition due to a recent injury on his left leg. Lilzoo thus met B-Boy Benny (South Africa) in the final, and Lilzoo ultimately won the competition for the second consecutive year.
Fever Seoul Top 6 are the best B-boys in the world as selected by Jay Park to compete against the best South Korean crew and to shoot a video in Seoul. The competition was organized by the city of Seoul. [3]
Brazil (Tsunami All Stars crew)
Italy 
Netherlands 
United States ( Quest Crew: American best dance crew )
Morocco (Lhiba Kingzoo crew) United States (Lionz of Zion crew)+| INTERNATIONAL FUNKY AFTERNOON Vol.2 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Crew | Versus | Crew | |
| Round of 32 | Lhiba kingzoo Morocco | VS | Urban Force Italy |
| Round of 16 | Abstract Crew Italy | VS | Lhiba kingzoo Morocco |
| Quarter Finals | Lhiba kingzoo Morocco | VS | Upper Underground  Tunisia |
| Semifinals | Lhiba kingzoo Morocco | VS | Last Alive Italy |
| Final | Warsaw Flava  Poland | VS | Lhiba kingzoo Morocco |
| Champion: "Lhiba kingzoo" | |||
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