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[edit] Speedy Deletion tag 10/25/2007
Shouldn't be any notability issues. While he certainly doesn't have the worldwide cult following of fellow Project Corea member Hong 10, Physicx is one of the most well-known breakdancers in the international community. A few accomplishments with serchable/verifiable references: He was selected to the individual Red Bull BC One tournament in 2005; his crew (Rivers) recently won the battle portion of the R16 international tournament; he was a member of the Project Corea and Project Soul crews that twice won the UK B-Boy Championships; and he has judged numerous national- and international-level competitions. He also stars in Benson Lee's Project B-Boy film in the "South Korea vs. North Korea breakdancing" skit which is mentioned in the breakdance article here; the video has been posted ad nauseum on numerous video websites and other blogs/websites across the Internet. I've been meaning to get this article up to standards, but just haven't had time lately. --Sesameball 04:09, 25 October 2007 (UTC)
- I misunderstood the speedy deletion text - I thought the "hang on" tag was always required. Since I didn't create this article, I've removed the speedy deletion tag for the reasons stated above. --Sesameball 04:12, 25 October 2007 (UTC)
