$10,000 funding Goal total as of July 2, 2018:

In early 2010, Daniel finished his first book on the style compiling historical documents and personal experiences to give birth to an instructional manual for the style. His writings became The Jook Book which he attempted to transform into a video game. Facing legal issues, he could not acquire a pssport to the United Kingdom, where he would have recorded every single move from The Jook, the put some of it together. This would have created a dance move simulator featuring both of Memphis Jookin online's founding fathers. Daniel And G-Nerd. No Versus.

That never happened.

Instead, his efforts led to the development of an app by a foreign tech company that featured only a freestyle simulation of Terrance "G-Nerd" Smith in 2012. Daniel did not stop rethinking and organizing all the tools he created. Over the years, his translations of the book began to seamlessly form into the game's primary gameplay layout.

Flash Forward to 2018:

The Jook is reborn. Now formulated into a crowdfunding project, Daniel plans to market the book's content with all new digital interaction tools.

The Jook 2nd Edition willl enter a new age of Online Marketing for web literature with easy to use products & social media network structures made for human interaction.

By helping dancers to enhance their ability to create movement, The Jook Book's new attitude exudes the confidence and enthusiasm that dancers must achieve to be successful.

A Memphis Jookin video game is still a hopeful development by Universal Phoenix Group LLC and Menfes Interactive.  Memphis Jookin has an international influence that is larger than normal modern urban dance markets. Jookin has reached every style of dancer, just as our products will seek casual users. 

Daniel's belief is that inspiration comes from the soul, not a profession.