BREAK THE GLASS is more than a streetwear brand - it’s a movement.

We aim to break boundaries and inspire others to do the same.

When I was very young, I was always the kid who asked too many questions, the kid who had way too ambitious dreams and crazy ideas, the kid that wanted to know what the world has to offer. I had no fears - climbing trees and jumping off the playground roof, dreaming of seeing what goes beyond the kindergarten gates.

I never cared nor worried if I’d fall or hurt myself trying.

As I grew older, the world silenced me.

“Your dreams are unrealistic” they said.

“You have a great imagination, it’ll change when you get older” they said.

And I let them change me.

Since primary school, I started to become the “shy kid”. I was taught to not take up any space, to be agreeable, to work hard but not too hard that people think I’m “too ambitious”.

Becoming apart of the street dance community has forced me start learning how to break out of the bubble I was forced in. All this time I knew that “shy kid” wasn’t who I wanted to be but it was ingrained into my way of living for too long.

My dreams never stopped growing, but there was always this glass wall stopping me from doing what I wanted to do.

Everything inside me was screaming at me to dance in that cypher, start that project, audition for that team.

I couldn’t let that glass wall stop me.

With time, inspiration and tough-love, I was able to break the glass.

I started to dance more during jam sessions, posting more videos online, meeting more amazing people - without fear, just like how I was back when I was a kid.

Towards the end of 2024, my life had a break through.

The glass is broken but there’s still shards left that I need to clean up. Some will always be there and that’s okay. It’s a reminder of how much I’ve grown and a reminder that I still have so much to grow.

Maybe as I continue down this hallway, I’ll find another glass wall. But at least now, I know that if I could do it before then I can do it again.

All I can do now is share my story and show other’s that it’s possible to break through that glass wall. Even if it’s painful, the cuts will heal and the scars will paint your story.