It all started with a prophetic word. At just 10 years old, Ceasare “Tighteyex” Willis attended a church service with his mother when a prophet approached him, declaring a vision: Ceasare stomping and dancing on the kingdom of darkness, destined to make music and dance his calling. A year later, in the stillness of a New Jersey morning, that vision erupted into reality. At 3 a.m., Ceasare woke up, overtaken by an uncontainable force—punching, stomping, moving with the raw, aggressive energy of a warrior in a trance. What he couldn’t understand at that moment would soon take the world by storm as Krump.
Since its birth in the early 2000s, Krump has ignited one of the most powerful cultural revolutions in dance history. Immortalized in David LaChapelle’s groundbreaking documentary Rize and showcased in iconic films like Stomp the Yard and Step Up, Krump has shattered borders and united souls. It’s more than a dance—it’s a lifeline, a movement of expression, resilience, and transformation. For many, Krump isn’t just art; it’s salvation. Through this powerful art form, people have come to know God in ways they never expected. Gang members are getting saved, kids are leaving the streets, and miraculous healings are taking place. Lives are being changed as the power of Krump reaches the heart, soul, and spirit. The energy is so strong, it’s as if God himself is moving through their bodies, releasing glory. Contact us to witness the experience for yourself.
