Social dancing was derived from the concept of dancing by a couple, usually a man and a lady, in a closed hand. Coming from the eighteenth and early nineteenth century, these dances gained popularity from the standard ballroom dances with diverse rhythms, tempos, and aesthetics. Although all these aspects changed with the change in the social attitudes, the one thing, which remained common through out the history of dancing, is that of the couple dance or the social dances. Today a dance movement that has swept the world is break dancing. The nature of the dance was that it was improvised, never learned, so upon seeing these films, American kids immediately began making up their own breakdancing moves in basements across America. Michael Jackson's famous "moonwalk" and M.C.Hammer's pumped-up dance style are just improvised forms of breakdancing. Elements of this dance are still present today, in rap videos. Breakdancing brought new ideas onto the world of social dance. It indicated that full body-contact with the ground was ok, spinning and other moves were possible through careful manipulation of the body and fighting moves could be part of dancing. Dancing is freer, more pumped-up and less controlled because of this. It is safe to assume that social and nightclub dancing throughout America since has never been the same. No Matter what type of Dance Party you are having, western, salsa, swing, disco, or breaking enjoy yourself. Dance party supplies like paper plates, napkins, and cups are a nice way to complete a Dance Party Theme. Party decorations using Dance Party Themes like inflatable musical instruments as a centerpieces, can also double as party prizes. Party favors like Dance stickers, whistles, glow jewelry, feather boas, Dance cds, and Dance videos fit a Dance Party Theme.