The Rock Steady Crew, an American breaking and hip-hop group, was formed in 1977. The group originated from the Bronx, New York City, with key members including Richard Colón (aka Lil Crazy Legs), Santiago Torres (aka Joe-Joe), and B-Boy Fresh. Their early background involved training in breakdancing and participating in local battles. The Rock Steady Crew gained significant attention with their international hit song "(Hey You) The Rock Steady Crew" from their debut album Ready for Battle, released in 1984. This single peaked at number 6 on the UK Singles Chart, marking a notable breakthrough in their career. Throughout their career, they released several notable singles such as "Uprock" (1984), "She's Fresh" (1984), and "Used To Wish I Could Break With Rock Steady" (2000). The group's influence extended beyond music, as they became ambassadors for the art of breakdancing, participating in various cultural events and competitions worldwide. Their impact on hip-hop culture is evident in their role as a franchise for multiple groups in other locations, expanding their influence beyond the United States, releasing the commemorative compilation album: 30 Years to the Day in 2007.