One of the men behind the music at the Olympic breaking competition in Paris, which begins at Place de la Concorde on Friday with the women’s event, wants to settle a debate that has percolated ever since breaking’s inclusion in the Paris Summer Olympics was announced in late 2020. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] What you’re about to watch at the Olympics is not a sport. “I consider it an art and a dance,” says New York City-based Stephen Fleg, a.k.a. DJ Fleg, who along with DJ Plash1 of Poland will be spinning and scratching the records that the breakers will move to. “Don’t get me wrong, there is incredible athleticism to it. But that doesn’t make it a sport per se. The onl
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