The Rise Of Female Breaking || Sarah Bee on Concrete Talks | Season 1 Ep. 4

She never asked for a seat at the table. She took it and helped shape it for generations to come.  Sarah Bee is one of the most influential B-Girls of her generation. From becoming a Battle of the Year champion in 2008 to winning Red Bull BC One France, French Championships and performing on some of the biggest stages in the world, her journey has always been about breaking boundaries — in breaking and beyond. In this episode of **Concrete Talks**, host Trix sits down with Sarah Bee to look back at her journey from the early days of breaking to the Olympic era. They talk about her first BOTY memories. What it meant to win in 2008 as a woman in a male-dominated scene. The rise of Zamounda Crew and their impact as an all-female crew. Her transition from battles to shows, choreography and working with artists like Madonna. And what it means to balance commercial success with authenticity. They also dive into the evolution of breaking itself. Has social media changed dancers more than battles? Did the Olympics help B-Girls? Is originality more important than difficulty? Has breaking become more of a sport, an art form, or a culture? And can breaking continue to grow without losing its soul? From the concrete to the world stage, Sarah Bee has seen breaking change from the inside. This isn't just a conversation about one career. It's about women in breaking, responsibility, evolution, and what the next generation can take from the one that came before. 🎙️ **Concrete Talks** is the official podcast of Battle of the Year — the world's biggest breaking competition.