oh, sounded like ducks...
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thought it was the refuge feed call
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lmao!
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Its always just me unfortunately
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The harlem shake....definitely has the wig'r stamp of approval
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Mcneese shake
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Legit lol!!
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Duck commander style
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harlem shake
An eccentric upper body dance move that involves the shaking of the upper torso and shoulders. The Harlem Shake originated on 125th and Lexington where gang bangers would shoot unsuspecting cripples with crutches. The staggering fall of these cripples created a signature move, adapted by gang-affiliates and introduced at local parties. Upon witnessing the newly created “Harlem Shake,” a corporate thug under the Bad Boy Entertainment payroll reenacted and sold this dance to famous choreographer Laurie Ann Gibson who introduced this dance with the video premier “Let’s Get It” by P. Diddy featuring G-Dep and Black Rob. The phenomenon sweeping white neighborhoods and Italian nightclubs across the country was born… the Harlem Shake. |
what you think about the harlem shake now! basically a ganster would shoot a crippled person and then go in a club and re-enact the crippled person convulsing and it becomes a popular dance move, sounds sick to me!
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I like the one the heat did. Them and duck dynasty prob my fav
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The Harlem shake, originally called the albee, is a dance introduced in 1981 by a Harlem resident named "Al B". The dance was initially referred to as "albee" after his name, but later became known as the Harlem shake as its prominence grew beyond the neighborhood. The dance became mainstream in 2001 when G. Dep featured the Harlem shake in his music video "Let's Get It".
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this cracks me up!! everytime i see one i lmao. i think i need a telich custom homes one
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