H Quality 11 x PXP: streetwear at the heart of the hip-hop game
Summary
This weekend, Neuilly-Plaisance was the stage for a unique hip-hop buzz with the 11th edition of H Quality. Two days of battles, shows, and performances where urban culture took over. Project X Paris, true to its streetwear DNA, was once again an official partner of the event, bringing its style and energy to this unmissable celebration.
H Quality 11: An XXL Show for Hip-Hop Culture
On January 18 and 19, 2025, the best dancers from France and beyond took the stage at H Quality 11, a now unmissable event for hip-hop enthusiasts. PXP was front and center, dressing the hostesses and rewarding battle winners with PXP vouchers worth €200. As a bonus, totebags, caps and t-shirts were distributed to mark the occasion with style.
Top-Level Battles
The first day was marked by legendary battles, where international dancers faced off before an electrified crowd. Mamson, Creesto and Joyson delivered high-level performances, proving once again why they are game references.
Battle Results
House
Mamson, a sacred monster of the discipline.
Poppin'
Creesto, an essential figure of the style.
Hip-hop
Joyson, member of Wanted Possee, dominated the stage.
Choreographic Battle
The Portuguese troupe Community impressed the jury.
A Sold-Out Choreographic Contest
On Sunday, the atmosphere was electric with 15 groups ready to battle in a high-level choreographic contest. The venue was sold out, with the audience forming a queue stretching to Avenue Carnot. The level was insane, and the competition fierce.
Choreographic Contest Results:
Bronze
FAM’S
Silver
DMV
Gold
Tinoschool
PXP: More Than a Partner, a Player in Urban Culture
Our commitment to H Quality goes beyond a simple partnership. We live and breathe urban culture, and supporting hip-hop talents is part of our DNA. Dance, fashion, and lifestyle are inseparable, and this event is proof of that.
We invite you to join us on April 12 for the H Quality Revelation! A new opportunity to make the hip-hop scene vibrate and affirm that streetwear and urban culture are one and the same.
