Miss Prissy talks raw truth, legacy, and cultural ownership on the debut episode of Off The Floor, hosted by Joe Stylez. From her South Central roots to international stages with Madonna and features in Vogue and Vanity Fair, Miss Prissy breaks down the real story behind krump — and why she boldly declares,
“There would be no krump without me.”
In this powerful sit-down, she opens up about:
• The true origins of krump and how women helped build and lead the movement
• Her accusation that Tight Eyez has rewritten history and repeatedly changed the story of krump’s creation to center himself
• Why she believes gatekeeping and erasure are damaging the culture
• Her use of dance as therapy, not just battle, and her mission to protect it as a form of healing
• The release of her upcoming book, “The Truth About Krump,” which will be distributed across university libraries nationwide
• Her vision to see founders unite, reclaim the narrative, and monetize their legacy the right way
This isn’t just about movement — it’s about truth, power, and preserving Black art.
“There would be no krump without me.”
In this powerful sit-down, she opens up about:
• The true origins of krump and how women helped build and lead the movement
• Her accusation that Tight Eyez has rewritten history and repeatedly changed the story of krump’s creation to center himself
• Why she believes gatekeeping and erasure are damaging the culture
• Her use of dance as therapy, not just battle, and her mission to protect it as a form of healing
• The release of her upcoming book, “The Truth About Krump,” which will be distributed across university libraries nationwide
• Her vision to see founders unite, reclaim the narrative, and monetize their legacy the right way
This isn’t just about movement — it’s about truth, power, and preserving Black art.