Hey this is Crazy Legz, on the KQED Arts account-I'd love to know what you thought about the video, so drop a comment below! #beatyafeet #longlivegogo Also, you can find me on Instagram at @crazylegzdc Peace, and don't forget to to let me know what you loved about the video! #dontmutedc
@Montejukebox Damn! Nobody responded to you. I can give you some info because they left a lot out it's based on the hee-haw, another D.C. Go-Go dance made popular by the junkyard band from Barry Farm's S.E. and out of this area a kid named Marvin aka Slush made his on dance out of it and kids started calling it the Slush when he used to do it. later on in the go-go it turned into beat your feet because band leader Polo of TCB was telling the kids to ((beat your feet youngin))when he seen the dance in the crowd. R.I.P. To Slush and Polo
Always proud to see the sound of D.C. being positively reflected. I have loved Go-Go as long as I can remember. It's that other side of the bridge love. #VAGirl.
That's what's up right there! Positive vibes! I Love my CITY!! STAY STRONG Y'ALL!!! I'm living in Atl. But my Heart is in D.C.! Stay Black! D.C 4Life, !!!
very nice video. You can be in a city for a long and still be unaware of whats going on. I've in DC over 18 years and was not aware of this dance. Thanks for sharing.
Now ppl can stop thinking I'm crazy in Oklahoma an every were I move an they cant figure out how I move like that on muvahs chuck would be proud of us all who take the culture serious
I Love this!!!Keep up the Good Work!! I Love Crazy Legs! n what he's doing,Continue beating y'all feet!! n keep gogo alive! I would Love to learn this dance!! Looks Smoove!!! Yes Sir!
Honestly speaking I love beat ya feet before it evolved after 07. Slow bouncing change how it looked. But 99-2006 that was the prime of battling. Another thing is the clothes. The early 2000s fashion made Beat ya feet look totally different, back when we wore 2-3x shirts , fitted caps and jerseys, you could do certain tricks. Even the jean size made a difference, that bony jeans can’t do. Still love it all though . But Bammas in the early 2000s was cooking shit. Mad chef, hot shops, black hole, cfe, at school, metro station , Tunnel, it ain’t matter.
The only thing I disagree with is that y'all didn't show how the dance was originated It was based off the hee-haw another Go-Go dance made popular by the junkyard band and it transformed from there through a kid named Marvin aka Slush from S.E. R.I.P.
Baltimore club music formed in the late 80s which is a Derivative forms of Jersey club music, and the dance became big a round 2004 DC’s Go-Go which originally started in DC formed in the late 60s early 70s DC’s beat your feet dance was formed in the late 90s out of Barry Farm Southeast DC, But hit in the year 2000 when TCB gogo band first hit which is more African crazy leg like
Hey this is Crazy Legz, on the KQED Arts account-I'd love to know what you thought about the video, so drop a comment below! #beatyafeet #longlivegogo Also, you can find me on Instagram at @crazylegzdc Peace, and don't forget to to let me know what you loved about the video! #dontmutedc
YAY DC! Makes me jump around, especially while at home in this crazy quarantine!
Love U Man!!
I love DC and the culture, being from PG County, I love it! Glad that the DC CULTURE is being put on!!!!
I love this style! I’m trying to learn more about the terminology of the movement! Do the moves have names or does it all fall under “Beat Ya Feet”?
@Montejukebox Damn! Nobody responded to you. I can give you some info because they left a lot out it's based on the hee-haw, another D.C. Go-Go dance made popular by the junkyard band from Barry Farm's S.E. and out of this area a kid named Marvin aka Slush made his on dance out of it and kids started calling it the Slush when he used to do it. later on in the go-go it turned into beat your feet because band leader Polo of TCB was telling the kids to ((beat your feet youngin))when he seen the dance in the crowd. R.I.P. To Slush and Polo
I've been all over the United States and there's no place like home.
I feel you on that!!
On muvahs I miss home as we speak we took the simple shit for granted now this covid shit smdh
Man what!
Chi-town stands with DC Beat yo feet, Go Go. ChigacoHouse, Footwork and Steppers stands with you. Don't Mute DC
Always proud to see the sound of D.C. being positively reflected. I have loved Go-Go as long as I can remember. It's that other side of the bridge love. #VAGirl.
That's what's up right there! Positive vibes! I Love my CITY!! STAY STRONG Y'ALL!!! I'm living in Atl. But my Heart is in D.C.! Stay Black! D.C 4Life, !!!
Aye moe!!!!!!
I love when our people do this!!!
DC OR NUFFFINNN💕💯
*I was beating my feet on the green line train yesterday lol* 💯💕
Great representation of the real DC culture!!!
very nice video. You can be in a city for a long and still be unaware of whats going on. I've in DC over 18 years and was not aware of this dance. Thanks for sharing.
Let’s go! This joint is Beautifully crafted! The best dance style out there! All the way up it’s coming!
Looking jah sweet
Art that is light !!! And rich with Soul and Swag! From the Bay Area w all love.
Now ppl can stop thinking I'm crazy in Oklahoma an every were I move an they cant figure out how I move like that on muvahs chuck would be proud of us all who take the culture serious
Love my City!
TIGHT!!!
I Love this!!!Keep up the Good Work!! I Love Crazy Legs! n what he's doing,Continue beating y'all feet!! n keep gogo alive! I would Love to learn this dance!! Looks Smoove!!! Yes Sir!
Yes indeedy......I Love my City!
1 of thee most innovative dances I swear!
Let’s Go DC!!! Love this City 🔥💯🔥
DC Culture! Nice one!
Loved this... made me feel good today
GO. D. C. GREW UP RIGHT THERE BY HOWARD.
THANKS. MEOWW.
Love it !
I love the City! Great video ! 🔥🔥🔥
loving this - much love for sharing, Crazy Legz
Crank ! 🙌🏿 Big ups for this video
This was a beautiful video that showcased our city background well
To It For The Culture..Va Love💪💯
Love this! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
ayeeeeeeeeeee #DCSTATEHOOD
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Honestly speaking I love beat ya feet before it evolved after 07. Slow bouncing change how it looked. But 99-2006 that was the prime of battling. Another thing is the clothes. The early 2000s fashion made Beat ya feet look totally different, back when we wore 2-3x shirts , fitted caps and jerseys, you could do certain tricks. Even the jean size made a difference, that bony jeans can’t do. Still love it all though . But Bammas in the early 2000s was cooking shit. Mad chef, hot shops, black hole, cfe, at school, metro station , Tunnel, it ain’t matter.
brick money the WB jackets is what I remember. And HOBO: Helping Our Brothers Out.
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Yea bro🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can somebody please bring Barry farms John back !!!!where he been ?????top 5 ever to beat ya feet ... bring him out
Born & raised! ✊
*anacostia *ward8
I love Central Communications on 7 and T sts.across from the Howard Theatre.
The only thing I disagree with is that y'all didn't show how the dance was originated It was based off the hee-haw another Go-Go dance made popular by the junkyard band and it transformed from there through a kid named Marvin aka Slush from S.E. R.I.P.
What’s the name of the song @330
That's 'Michael Jackson' by T.O.B Band & Show th-cam.com/video/A-Des4VIK4c/w-d-xo.html
Who is that cranking the never can say goodbye?🙃
RIP David Dorn
What’s that Michael Jackson song? I could hear Chris that’s tob right but what song
LOS ANGELES
can't not dance to this!
Hmmm, I wonder why?????
Hmmm, wonder why????
LMAO THEY COPYING BMORE CLUB DANCING
Baltimore club music formed in the late 80s which is a Derivative forms of Jersey club music, and the dance became big a round 2004 DC’s Go-Go which originally started in DC formed in the late 60s early 70s DC’s beat your feet dance was formed in the late 90s out of Barry Farm Southeast DC, But hit in the year 2000 when TCB gogo band first hit which is more African crazy leg like
School these B more bammas
Gurl you done bust your head Lakita
y’all mad cause Bmore don’t give a shit lol
@@TreyMessiah95👈🏾🤡