DAVE SCOTT X GOORIN
Dave Scott had it all. The movement, the charisma, the fashion. He’s the sole reason so much of what exists today is what it is. So much of what we know in hip hop, dance, culture, film, performance, and style can be traced back to him. He molded an entire era of music; giving it a
voice, a look, and a language.
He embodied style, and at the heart of all his looks was his Goorin hat collection.
This collaboration isn’t just about remembering him, it’s about continuing him.
The proceeds from this collection will go directly to the Debbie Allen Dance Academy, funding children’s dance scholarships in Dave’s name.
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DAVE SCOTT BIO
EARLY LIFE
From the streets of Compton to Hollywood’s biggest films, Global dance icon, Dave Scott was a visionary choreographer, creative director, and talent developer whose work shaped an entire generation of culture and changed lives. By blending raw street style with cinematic artistry, he formally brought authentic hip hop into Hollywood films and secured its rightful and respected spot on the big screen forever.
HIS WORK
Dave’s choreography redefined blockbuster filmmaking as one of the first hip-hop choreographers to break into mainstream film. His groundbreaking work across film, TV, and music featured hits like, You Got Served, Stomp the Yard, Step Up 2,Step Up 3D,Dance Flick, Coach Carter, Good Burger, Dancing with the Stars, So You Think You Can Dance, America’s Best Dance Crew, Nickelodeon, Disney, MTV, and countless others.
HIS IMPACT
He was the key ingredient behind the success of B2K. Giving them their name, their style, their moves, and their unapologetic sex appeal. Dave molded and shaped the images and careers of many other artists, including Tyrese, Brian McKnight, Ginuwine, Ne-Yo, Chris Brown, Flo Rida, IMX, Marques Houston, Immature, and Chaka Khan, helping them reach new and unexpected heights in their careers.
HIS LEGACY
Dave’s choreography wasn’t just steps, it was storytelling. A cinema. A language of its own. He carried the culture with authenticity, intention, and heart. He brought a level of soul to dance that changed the industry forever. Dave didn’t follow the movement, Dave became the movement.
