• 2009 Floor Kings Israel, Judge and Performer
• 2009 Way of the B-Boy Israel Premiere
• 2009 Way of the B-Boy Vancouver Canada Premiere
• 2009 Way of the B-Boy Seattle, WA Premiere
• 2008 Way of the B-Boy Movie, New York Premiere, Main actor and co producer, thewayofthebboy.com
• 2008 Coosh Commercials, actor and dancer, www.coosh.com
• 2008 Vibrations France, Massive Monkees Theatre, Main Event
• 2008 I.B.E Mexico, Beyond the Border, Judge
• 2007 Rock Party, El Salvador Performer
• 2007 Keep It Real, Poland Judge/Performer
• 2007 “The Gossip band” Music Video (April), highlighted dancer
• 2006 Armory Cup, Taiwan Judge/Performer
• 2006 Featured on MTV MADE episode that aired in February, where the crew taught an aspiring b-boy named
Jason how to be a part of the culture.
• 2006 (August) Jeromeskee featured in HD-DVD Xbox commercial for use in kiosks at festivals, conventions and an
estimated 40,000 booths worldwide.
• 2005 Dance Dance, Korea Judge/Performer
• 2004 B-boy Unit Korea, Judge/Performer
• 2004 FreeStyle Session Korea, Judge/Performer
• 2004-05 Zebra Club runway model at Seattle showcases/fashion exhibitions
• 2003 Microsoft Windows Lime Light Dancer, a promo reel showcasing new Microsoft video technology.
• 2003 full advertising spread/photo shoot for Kenneth Cole featured in print ads.
• 2003 FreeStyle Session, Japan, Performer / Jam to the Beat, Denmark, Performer
• Footage of the crew has been shown on ESPN’s Sports Center during the nightly Top-10, TNT, Fox Sports and
Evening Magazine on KING5 (an NBC affiliate).
• Performed on the same stage as Mos Def, Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, Missy Elliot, Slick Rick, LL Cool J, 50 Cent,
Chingy, Fabolous, Ludacris, Tyrese and Digital Underground.
• 2009 Mighty 4 Seattle, WA, National Champions
• 2008 Hip Opsession French Champions Crew vs Crew
• 2008 Floor Wars International B-Boy Champions, Team USA Massive Monkees 3 on 3
• 2007 Mighty 4 Seattle (December), 3 on 3 Crew Champions
• 2007 Mighty 4 Seattle (December), Solo Footwork Champion
• 2007 Kumite Iron Leg Champion, Jeromeskee holds the longest record at 4 minutes 55 seconds of continuous,
non-stop footwork.
• 2007 Out For Fame B-Boy Champions, Northwest, U.S.
• 2006 winner at Battle Runners, Kochi (Japan) an event for charity put on by the Prime Minister of Japan.
Jeromeskee was a distinguished guest.
• 2005 Finalist at Nike’s Freestyle Summer 2 on 2 in Seoul, Korea.
• 2005 40-city college tour with Global Talent Agency.
• 2004 winner of B-Boy World Championship 4 on 4 event in Wembley Arena, London U.K. The event later
became a 12-part television series produced by the Just Fabulous Group that aired to an estimated audience of 200 million people worldwide.
• 2004 Finalist at the Play Station 2 UK B-Boy Championship in an Olympic-style format, featuring one invited crew from each of eight countries.
• 2004 winner Prince’s Trust Urban Music Festival, an event thrown by the Prince of Wales for the children affected by the streets. Jay-Z and Alicia Keys headlined the event.
• 2003 B1 Sagio solo Champion, Japan.
• 2000 Top crew at B-Boy Summit, essentially the debut party for Jeromeskee as the Los Angeles event served
notice to the rest of the country.
• Winners or finalists in battles such as Ashes to Ashes (Portland, OR), Freestyle Sessions no. 6 and 8 (L.A.),
and Roskilde Festival (Copenhagen, Denmark) which is a weekend event that draws 100,000 spectators annually.
• 2009 MLS Cup Championships halftime show, performance with Massive Monkees and soccer celebrity superstars.
• 2009 MTV’s Americas Best Dance Crew, Season 4, Massive Monkees
• 2009 24 Israel T.V. Show
• 2008 “Coosh” Theatre Show, Jeromeskee performs with Massive at the Paramount, Seattle, WA.
• 2007 Dancing With The Stars (November) Jeromeskee along with the Rock Steady Crew, performed a special star
guest on America's number one TV show.
• 2007 Seattle International Festival - performer and guest host
• 2006 T-Mobile wireless convention Seattle - performer
• 2006 Nordstrom’s annual convention - performer
• 2005 NBA All-Star weekend - invited performer representing the Seattle Supersonics “Boom Squad” after several
performances during timeouts in Key Arena (Seattle, WA) that brought crowds of thousands to their feet.
Jeromeskee performed throughout the week in various capacities at the 20,000 capacity Pepsi Center in Denver,
namely at intermissions during the dunk contest and half time of the All-Star game.
• 2005 Atlanta AT&T conference - invited performer
• 2005 AdClub national sales convention - invited performer
• 2004 Bumbershoot Music Festival - opening stage performer for Public Enemy and Nas. 10,000+ sold-out
tickets, a capacity for Seattle’s Memorial Stadium.
• 2003 Live at Apollo Theater Talent Show - winners. Jeromeskee and his crew won a regional in Seattle, and
were flown to New York for the finals in the famed Harlem, New York venue.
On a global scale breakdancers represent more than just the athletic competitors in hip-hop.
They are status magnets, buzz generators and tastemakers. Their personas are found in fashion,
advertising, product endorsement and TV programming. Jerome Aparis of Massive Monkees Crew,
known the world over as “Jeromeskee,” has sought the kind of opportunities available to b-boys
in international markets. His experience reflects that effort, and his ability is unsurpassed. In
addition to winning every competition on the planet, Jeromeskee has worked with clients like
Nike, Scion, Microsoft, Kenneth Cole, T-Mobile, Nordstrom, MTV and the NBA. He reaches more
than one million impressions per year with his travels across four continents, and still holds
workshop classes in Seattle every Wednesday to teach his craft to the next generation. He has
experience in modeling, theater performance, commercial acting, and is the subject of a feature
length documentary based in Seattle with the executive producer of Just For Kicks (Thierry Daher)
leading the project.
Consider all the ways an athlete of this magnitude can help you.
They are status magnets, buzz generators and tastemakers. Their personas are found in fashion,
advertising, product endorsement and TV programming. Jerome Aparis of Massive Monkees Crew,
known the world over as “Jeromeskee,” has sought the kind of opportunities available to b-boys
in international markets. His experience reflects that effort, and his ability is unsurpassed. In
addition to winning every competition on the planet, Jeromeskee has worked with clients like
Nike, Scion, Microsoft, Kenneth Cole, T-Mobile, Nordstrom, MTV and the NBA. He reaches more
than one million impressions per year with his travels across four continents, and still holds
workshop classes in Seattle every Wednesday to teach his craft to the next generation. He has
experience in modeling, theater performance, commercial acting, and is the subject of a feature
length documentary based in Seattle with the executive producer of Just For Kicks (Thierry Daher)
leading the project.
Consider all the ways an athlete of this magnitude can help you.
"Seattle breakdance crew earns world title" - Seattle Times
"Local dance group Massive Monkees breaks down moves into an art form" - Seattle Times
"Massive Monkees put Seattle on the b-boy map" - Seattle P.I.
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"Local dance group Massive Monkees breaks down moves into an art form" - Seattle Times
"Massive Monkees put Seattle on the b-boy map" - Seattle P.I.
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