I remember this as the only dance that couldnt be taught properly cause there is no stopping to it so we all just had to follow and learn it this way. :D I have googled it and came across a different version that is by far not as nice as this old version!! GREAT seeing it again! 🤩
First of all, this IS HOW IT IS DONE in CANADA! Also, anyone complaining about anything, make your own perfect video of how you do it perfectly then! Don't watch this one I you don't like it! This is exactly how it is done in Canada though and very easy to watch footwork. Good job!
was just trying to give my daughter a lesson in all styles of dance so she can see, we all have music and dance in our hearts though it may be different..... wish some of the haters of other forms of dance and music could have a lil tolerance........ you know when no one is watching you dance to rap!!!!! :)
Thanks for this. Out of nowhere had vid suggestion of mourners dancing to this after a funeral as a tribute, which was a great video, but recent and it made me remember the song but the dance seemed different. My late motherboard country and I went line dancing with her some in the 90s. I've always been a hard rock & metal can but I loved some of those 90s country songs and this was a real favorite, as well as "Any Man of Mine" and others. So thank you for this as the moment you all began it came back to me since this is absolutely the way everyone danced to it when I was there. It was a bar in northeastern NJ, maybe Lyndhurst, and they had line dancing on certain days. I miss those times with my mom and the friendly regulars and people that were there every week. Ok, back to Megadeth; have a good one everybody...
Freaking kindle fire auto correct, I assume, decided that I went line dancing with computer equipment in tow, as it now reads "motherboard" where I typed " mother". Won't allow me the option to edit with this device, hence the reply. I can't wait to proofread the rest and see if I also had farm animals or something else equally disturbing in my possession back in the day.
There was a place in Lyndhurst, but it wasn’t solely Country. They ran Country once a week in the hotel bar. The big place for it was the Colorado Cafe in Plainfield. Gone now unfortunately.
Always interesting to see different versions of this dance. Looks similar to the Northern Version Kentucky Chug but only about 1/2 the dance done here before restarting :) Nice job almost 3 million views!!
Should've seen me in Texas, I was half line-dance halve euro-trance shuffle, great fun & friends :))) This was 15yrs ago when people were friendly & liked foreigners, moreso if white :)
Gosh people quit being so cruel who cares if you do it different in texas or in Alabama or wherever. They are doing it a different way and its good... If you like a different way then make a freakin video and shut the hell up....
This song is really a mixture of both. It was a country/country rock, and yes it was labeled rock when it first came out because I believe it was released on a rock styled album but it's also considered country because of the dance that goes with the song.
Tyler Hutton I'm mexican and even I know this isn't how you do it. Born and raised in West Texas. I'm willing to bet either they're not from Texas or they're from one of the bigger cities like Austin.
before i die.......i would like to be a party to this Who thinks this stuff up?... it's like a first line dance going into war... WEL WEL WEL WELDONE!!!! BRILLANT GUYS I DO THIS EVERYDAY AS A WORKOUT "HEY HEY" :) xxxxxxx
I hear hurdy gurdy in this version... (-and, I just watched people dance to this song last weekend because I don't line dance, but was at an event where they did; so, it was interesting...)
Get them there knees up and really stomp those feet home.. Yep, that's what I remember and did! Women use to like to watch me from behind,especially when the knee comes up... I don't know why. Good to see!
i wasn't trying to be rude and i'm sorry if i came off that way. its good that you guys can do it in sync like you do but i guess i'm just used to the way we do it. i kinda think of the way we do line dancing there like new age country line dancing. we put our own interesting spin on it and its apparently attracting a lot more people in my generation to country. if your ever in ct again message me here on youtube and let me know. we can go down to illusions and show you how we do it now
The government should bring back line danancing, so they should. It shouldn't hve been stopped. My friend Betty said i was the best at the line dancing classes on a Wednesday night. There were 200 of us when... (cont. pg 59)
I share your hatred towards rap "music" but... standing? From "Can't touch this" to the latest modern crap, I've never seen anyone STANDING to rap "music". Come on, man, DAB!
@treysmithorama hahaha! You're right, the 'hey hey' part is really annoying. We usually just do the simple version with the stomp. That way you can still hold your beer.
Oh memories of when linedance was traditionally done...love it
yea now its a bunch of hicklibs rump shaking to horrible hip hop
I remember dancing to this at every school formal. The DJ would get on the floor and line dance with us.
Not me. I was never into sodomy
I remember this as the only dance that couldnt be taught properly cause there is no stopping to it so we all just had to follow and learn it this way. :D I have googled it and came across a different version that is by far not as nice as this old version!! GREAT seeing it again! 🤩
This is the one I learned. Long-time fan of Steve and the song.
This was the way I learned it in PA and I did it this way for 20 years! I live in TN now and have yet to see down here.
It’s how we did it in Virginia back in the 90’s to.
That's the one! I've been looking for this as I used to teach it in Northern Virginia i the 90's, and forgot how to do it. Thanks!!
First of all, this IS HOW IT IS DONE in CANADA! Also, anyone complaining about anything, make your own perfect video of how you do it perfectly then! Don't watch this one I you don't like it! This is exactly how it is done in Canada though and very easy to watch footwork. Good job!
I love these steps more than any other dances to this song. I’d rather learn this dance than any of them.
was just trying to give my daughter a lesson in all styles of dance so she can see, we all have music and dance in our hearts though it may be different..... wish some of the haters of other forms of dance and music could have a lil tolerance........ you know when no one is watching you dance to rap!!!!! :)
Thanks for this. Out of nowhere had vid suggestion of mourners dancing to this after a funeral as a tribute, which was a great video, but recent and it made me remember the song but the dance seemed different. My late motherboard country and I went line dancing with her some in the 90s. I've always been a hard rock & metal can but I loved some of those 90s country songs and this was a real favorite, as well as "Any Man of Mine" and others. So thank you for this as the moment you all began it came back to me since this is absolutely the way everyone danced to it when I was there. It was a bar in northeastern NJ, maybe Lyndhurst, and they had line dancing on certain days. I miss those times with my mom and the friendly regulars and people that were there every week. Ok, back to Megadeth; have a good one everybody...
Freaking kindle fire auto correct, I assume, decided that I went line dancing with computer equipment in tow, as it now reads "motherboard" where I typed " mother". Won't allow me the option to edit with this device, hence the reply. I can't wait to proofread the rest and see if I also had farm animals or something else equally disturbing in my possession back in the day.
There was a place in Lyndhurst, but it wasn’t solely Country. They ran Country once a week in the hotel bar. The big place for it was the Colorado Cafe in Plainfield. Gone now unfortunately.
@@kathleenronan9169 Yes, that was it. Thanks. I remember that my mother did go to the Colorado Cafe as well.
its they way they say "hey hey" for me🤣🤣🤣
I love doing this line dance, I just did it yesterday!
God Bless Y'all! Line Dancing is for those that can't find a "PARTNER".
The double stomp on the turn, every turn is the signature and you all missed it.
Always interesting to see different versions of this dance. Looks similar to the Northern Version Kentucky Chug but only about 1/2 the dance done here before restarting :) Nice job almost 3 million views!!
This is probably one of my favorite line dances, but this version is so different then we do here in Pennsylvania. :]
This is how I learned in the dark ages at the Bandstand, we never said Hey, hey but this brings back memories
i loved it the only thing that spoilt is was when they kept saying "hey, hey" that was irritating lol
Ikr ?!!
I like the HEY, HEY!
Danced this many times. Never said hey hey lol.
Must be regional. People here in eastern Ohio say it, but it sounds like high pitched.
Lol. Hey hey
Should've seen me in Texas, I was half line-dance halve euro-trance shuffle, great fun & friends :))) This was 15yrs ago when people were friendly & liked foreigners, moreso if white :)
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE!! GOD I MISS THE DAYS!!
Bonne musique et une choregraphie dans l'esprie de la dance country.J'aime.
Pepere JO
If General Lee could've had his whole army dance like this in battle, we may have been the Confederate States of America.
This is cool!.Lol dudes has his rag hanging..wuusup.. I watched this at the bar one time .looks so cool! Especially when they dance in a circle.
Love it. Wants to learn this dance. You are awesome good dancer.
Love the lead in on this song!
Gosh people quit being so cruel who cares if you do it different in texas or in Alabama or wherever. They are doing it a different way and its good... If you like a different way then make a freakin video and shut the hell up....
chanda jordan well said Chanda jordan 🇯🇴🍀🌹🥂👍🙏
Oh man....this was THE dance at my fraternity formal back in 2012.
Who thinks this stuff up?... it's like a first line dance going into war...
+DISCO DAVE lmao!
Definitely memories love this dance miss it here in NC they just kick that's it I love this version much better
i have never seen or heard the hey hey being part of this. I learned it with the stomp and everywhere i have been does that.
This is so much better than the new version! I miss doing it this way!
the new version is literally boring!
Whenever I'm leading a dance like this, I always have to try to keep my hat on!
Walter The Musician way to go Walter 👍🥃🙏
Loved it guys!!! I'm gonna learn it and teach it! Great job!
At my place it was "Hoo hoo!" not "Hey hey" lol.
Amazing video and amazing channel and amazing job friend 😀😎❤👍
I really enjoyed finding this vide.😷
This dance works really well with "Diamond in My Pocket" by Cody Johnson!
I prefer the line dance of this song from the "after Joe's funeral" vid.
And wassup with the "hey! hey!" dudes??
Love this! I hope I can learn to dance this asap n.n
This song is really a mixture of both. It was a country/country rock, and yes it was labeled rock when it first came out because I believe it was released on a rock styled album but it's also considered country because of the dance that goes with the song.
Great line dance...
I've been doing this dance for 9 years weekly at about 20 bars in Texas...this is not even close to how it's done
at least around here lol
Tyler Hutton I'm mexican and even I know this isn't how you do it. Born and raised in West Texas. I'm willing to bet either they're not from Texas or they're from one of the bigger cities like Austin.
I saw a simpler version at the bar this past weekend.
This is how it's done in Southern California. In some areas, they do a version that's mostly kicks, in others, they do Thunderfoot.
This is a French version....so of course California adopted it instead of the American version.
great! im learning this dance coz i do line dancing! 5 stars!
Go Texas lone star ⭐️🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸🙏
I actually like this line dance
Makes me want to take a nap!
Copperhead road wasn't originally a country song..my grandfather said it was a rock song when it came out
It was released under a rock album, but it's considered country rock. That's really the only reason it's considered a rock song, it's more country
Your granpa's right on the money Steve Earle was considered a rocker until he got out of prison and gradually switched to a more country sound.
I love this dance. it goes really good with this song. y'all should post more videos
before i die.......i would like to be a party to this
Who thinks this stuff up?... it's like a first line dance going into war...
WEL WEL WEL WELDONE!!!! BRILLANT GUYS I DO THIS EVERYDAY AS A WORKOUT "HEY HEY" :) xxxxxxx
One happy cowboy with all them ladies behind him haha ;-)
Well done! Thanks for sharing :)
WEL WEL WEL WELDONE!!!! BRILLANT GUYS I DO THIS EVERYDAY AS A WORKOUT "HEY HEY" :) xxxxxxx
It should say video.Ok have watched another version of this song with a different dance. This seems more complicated but good fun.🎵🎶🎵🎶😷
Very good wish I can dance like you all very good love this video is very good thank you for sharing.
That was freakin’ beyond XLNT!!!
before i die.......i would like to be a party to this
Graham Chestnut me too 🥃👍🙏
Am out clubbing tonite and will do this routine, Great YEEEEEHHHIIIIII.....
I love the 'hey HEY!'
Not how the Aggies do it... but this is actually really cool and I want to learn this version too.
WHOA This is a whole lot FAYNcier than the original!! But I like it.
I want to learn this version
This is the one we do in Rhode Island. It's probably just a different dance to the same song. Except we touch the ground during heal touches.
Nikki B Only after the second verse once the song kicks into high gear.
Got one gal in the back that just ain't gettin it!! Get it together now!!
I hear hurdy gurdy in this version... (-and, I just watched people dance to this song last weekend because I don't line dance, but was at an event where they did; so, it was interesting...)
Legend say they are still “hey hey”ing to this very day
Get them there knees up and really stomp those feet home.. Yep, that's what I remember and did!
Women use to like to watch me from behind,especially when the knee comes up... I don't know why.
Good to see!
i wasn't trying to be rude and i'm sorry if i came off that way. its good that you guys can do it in sync like you do but i guess i'm just used to the way we do it. i kinda think of the way we do line dancing there like new age country line dancing. we put our own interesting spin on it and its apparently attracting a lot more people in my generation to country. if your ever in ct again message me here on youtube and let me know. we can go down to illusions and show you how we do it now
Now I know where Gangnam Style dancing comes from. 'Hey hey'!
We did this at our school's Valintine's dance
cute
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The government should bring back line danancing, so they should. It shouldn't hve been stopped. My friend Betty said i was the best at the line dancing classes on a Wednesday night. There were 200 of us when... (cont. pg 59)
I learned a totally
Different dance for this song. And who can dance with that many clothes on lol 😆
100,000 people watched this......WHY?????
anyone know about a tutorial for this version? i know the basic one but am struggling to keep up with this one
Haters gonna hate lol. This is a hellova lot better than dancing (I mean standing) to rap music.
I share your hatred towards rap "music" but... standing? From "Can't touch this" to the latest modern crap, I've never seen anyone STANDING to rap "music". Come on, man, DAB!
this is REAL dancing, to actual music. Been doing it for 5 or so years now. Best thing I have ever done, getting into country line dancing like this.
Justin Love rap music is dancing music you just have to find your rythem
Justin Love yeah right bitch lol
Justin Love
Not to mention getting shot,stabbed,or run over..
This makes square dancing less cringy.
I like it. I'm from Texas but I still think this bunny and weird..or maybe unique
This was made when I was born
we did this at my camp
Dansons gaiement tant qu'il en est encore temps!!!
we are learning this in PE
Tryna learn to line dance to old town road
man i learned that when i was 3 years old
Or did you forget about couples doing Waltz Across Texas and Cowboy Cha Cha.
This is super awesome, but I'm going to stick to the boring version where you can still hold your beer and not worry about spilling it.
Had to review this after the covid lay off !!!
i like how the guy in front is reaaally into it...
Set the play back speed to 0.5x and you’ll pick it up😉
AWSOME!
mesmerizing
Cute!
@treysmithorama hahaha! You're right, the 'hey hey' part is really annoying. We usually just do the simple version with the stomp. That way you can still hold your beer.
Hey hey...add the Floss to that...hey hey
Lol that was funny
They actually posted this
What! Is this? Wild
This is in Belgium?
I'd love to learn this one😭 is there an instructional video?
Baked af and this shit has me rolling 😂
although I 'like' you comment, I find that I still have a problem with holding my beer and not spilling it, even if I am sitting down at the table.
I tried this dance once but, the one I tried we actually got a work out. according to this, we did it wrong lol
i didnt know the 1 legged hop was part of it