New York native Candy Bloise has been dancing since she could walk. Growing up in Washington Heights, surrounded by rich culture and diverse communities, Candy quickly discovered her passion for breaking and performance. During high school, she was deeply involved in the arts, participating in the school’s Jazz Choir, Musical Theatre group, and, of course, breaking. By the age of seventeen, she was already competing across the USA, showcasing her talent and determination on some of the biggest stages.
Candy’s early fame came with features in People Magazine and The New Yorker, and she was invited as a special guest on the Sharon Osbourne Show, where her talent and energy captured the hearts of viewers nationwide. After high school, she pursued higher education and performance opportunities, earning an Associate’s Degree with the highest honours from Philadelphia Community College.
Her breaking career soared as she won numerous titles, including the UK Championships 3-on-3 B-Girl Battle, and has since become a well-known face in the international scene. Candy’s passion for the culture led her to teach workshops throughout the UK and Europe, and in 2013, she completed her “Find Your Flava” workshop tour in Frankfurt, Germany.
Beyond breaking, Candy has had a successful career in performance, appearing in the movie Step Up 3D and various music videos. She continues to compete while also honing her craft through her studies in Drama at the University of Huddersfield. As a respected judge, she has officiated at breaking competitions like Floor Rippers (UK), Manhattan Cypher (Germany), and Cypher Sessions (Belfast).
In 2025, B-Girl Candy will join the esteemed panel of judges at the UK B-Boy Championships – 2025 World Breaking Finals in Manchester. Her wealth of experience, technical knowledge, and dedication to the culture will ensure she brings a fresh perspective and fairness to the judging panel.
Candy represents the Mighty Zulu Kweenz and Heartbreakerz, and she continues to inspire with her dynamic style, dedication, and mentorship. Her journey as a performer, teacher, and judge has made her a powerful advocate for the breaking culture, and she remains an unwavering force in the world of breaking.