[6] They also joined the “Artists Revolution: 365 days to change” campaign which asks the Filipino voters to be more critical in choosing their political leaders in the coming 2010 elections.
[7] This group set the high standard of dancing in the Philippines and gave the young dancers hope and inspirations.
The Philippine Allstars was started in 2005 by twelve friends who wanted to collectively represent their country in the World Hip-Hop Championships held in the US.
That year after taking first in the Maximum Groovity II, National Hip-Hop Open, they proudly placed sixth in the world.
[citation needed] In 2008, they came back strong again and took Gold with their 2008 iconic and legendary routine in the World Hip-Hop Dance Championships held in Las Vegas.