The Original Harlem Globetrotters and Stomp Video

Basketball isn’t Basketball without the infamous Original Harlem Globetrotters

The Harlem Globetrotters  is a group of basketball exhibitionists that uses athleticism, comedy, and theater. Ever since they started in the 1920’s, they have played over 26,000 exhibition games all around the globe. The team has their own signature song which  is the “Sweet Georgia Brown” whistled version by Brother Bones’s . They also have their own mascot named Globie. Each year, the team plays more than 450 live events worldwide.

All About the STOMPers

STOMP started as a percussion group in 1991 originating from Brighton, UK. This seemingly extraordinary way of creating physical theater performance is done by clapping your hands, tapping parts of your body, or other everyday objects to create a beat. It can also be a dance involving a rhythmical stamping step. The beautiful thing about STOMP is that it is a performance involving only body movement and does not make use of words and voices. However, when watching an execution, you will see the message and though without even saying a word, you fully comprehend it.

STOMP is very much another way of expression. Say what you want to say in the form of dancing and physical performance. This made the group famous and ever since then, the group has performed in many theaters. They also were nominated and even won awards along the way. They have worked with and for big companies in the industry and their journey is still far from over.

Harlem Globetrotters and STOMP in an Amazing Video

Here is a 2-minute video creation in collaboration with STOMP and the Original Harlem Globetrotters – just for a bit of “get down fun”.

The entire Original Harlem Globetrotters and Stomp video was shot in one take — and it only took seven tries to get it right! (via The Huffington Post)

Posted by NBC Sports on Thursday, October 29, 2015

This video is not like your ordinary entertainment. It is far more awesome and a real entertainment. Basketball and STOMP together just gives a nice vibe. Along with the beat, rhythm, the stompers and of course, the ball and the players.