For over a decade, we’ve built Lock Is Not A Joke as a cultural commitment: transmission, respect for the pioneers, a demanding yet caring framework, and a space where generations meet through music and groove.

And for years, the same question kept coming back—in DMs, in hallways after classes, in conversations around the scene: “When are you doing this for popping?”

So we said yes. Not as an add-on, but as a real camp—the same model, with the same high standards, the same attention to detail, and the same community spirit, now dedicated to popping. Because locking and popping are sister cultures within the funkstyles family: two pillars rooted in rhythm, musicality, and heritage.

And because Félix Dice, part of the team since 2015—both a popper and a builder of the project—has carried this vision for a long time: creating a space for the popping community that truly matches its culture.