Reebok vs. Cabbage Patch • Hip Hop Dance • Feat. Buddha Stretch
Versa-Style Street Dance Company, Jul 8, 2025
In this video, Buddha Stretch shares with us the history and difference between the Reebok and the Cabbage Patch!
Dance With VS: Online Street Dance Tutorials
VS Member BeastBoi featuring Hip Hop and Street Dance Pioneer Buddha Stretch!
**** Edited by Azizi Powell
Latest revision- June 19, 2026
This is Part II of a two part pancocojams series about the 1980s Hip Hop dance called "The Cabbage Patch" and some other 1980s Hip Hop dances.
This post showcases YouTube videos of certain 1980s Hip Hop dances that are often confused with each other, particularly "The Cabbage Patch", "The Reebok", "The Wop" and The Prep.
This pancocojams post also includes an AI Overview about The Cabbage Patch & The Reebok Dance as well as a few comments from some of those YouTube videos' discussion threads.
Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2026/06/tennas-dance-in-2025-deltarune-chapter.html for Part I of this pancocojams series. That post presents some information about The Cabbage Patch dance and showcases two videos of that dance. One of those featured videos is a 2025 demonstration of "The Reebok dance". That Hip Hop dance came shortly after The Cabbage Patch dance and is often confused with that earlier dance.
Part I of this series also presents information about the 2025 Deltarune video game character Tenna and its "Tenna Boogie" This post also showcases two videos of the Tenna Boogie which r eminds some people of the 1980s Cabbage Patch dance.
The content of this post is presented for historical, socio-cultural, and entertainment purposes.
All copyrights remain with their owners.
Thanks to the creators and early popularizers of these Hip Hop dances. Thanks to all those who are featured in these embedded YouTube videos and all the producers and publishers of these videos. Thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post. -snip- Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2025/07/names-of-dances-that-are-mentioned-in.html for a 2025 entitled "Names Of Dances That Are Mentioned In Black American Girls' Foot Stomping Cheers." Some of those examples include the names of Hip Hop dances.
**** AI OVERVIEW ABOUT THE CABAGE PATCH AND THE REEBOK (also known as "THE TROOP" / SKELETOR) HIP HOP DANCES
This write-up is the result of my query: "Which Hip Hop dance came first- The Cabbage Patch of The Reebok?
AI Overview "The Cabbage Patch came first. It emerged in the mid-1980s,
gaining massive mainstream popularity alongside the iconic Cabbage Patch Kids
dolls and songs by groups like Gucci Crew II.
The Reebok dance emerged shortly afterward in the late
1980s. It was directly inspired by the booming popularity of the Reebok sneaker
brand and was heavily influenced by marching bands at Historically Black
Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), which needed to adapt the Cabbage Patch into
a side-to-side shoulder move so musicians could still play their instruments."
**** SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THE DISCUSSION THREAD FOR SHOWCASE VIDEO #1
(given at the top of this pancocojams post)
Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.
**** SHOWCASE VIDEO #2 - How to do the Cabbage Patch | Hip Hop Club Dance Moves
DanceKizombaTV, Jun 27, 2014
Awesome demo of Hip Hop Club Dance Move Cabbage Patch by
legends Buddha Stretch (go to his workshops), Terry Link & Caleaf Sellers.
Watch, Learn and Enjoy! -snip- Unfortunately, this 2014 video added to the confusion about how The Cabbage Patch or The Reebok were (are) performed. Most of the commenters in this video wrote that the dance that Buddha Stretch demonstrated in that video was The Reebok (also known as "The Troop" or "Skeletor") and not "The Cabbage Patch". It appears to me that in his 2025 video that is given as #1 in this pancocojams post (without mentioning this 2014 video) Buddha Stretch corrects the record that the dance he did in 2014 was The Reebok and not a version of The Cabbage Patch.
Here are a few comments from this video's discussion thread. (Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.)
1. @mobus1603, 2016 "That looks like the Reebok to me."
** 2.@James_Carter_K, 2017 "this is the real cabbage patch"
** 3. @vergon666, 2019 "The Reebok"
** 4. @michaeltruthson6262, 2021 "Not the cabbage patch but he's rocking whatever dance that
is.""
** Reply 5. @HighSpeedNoDrag, 2026 "Outstanding observation but a Variant of the Cab at best."
** 6. @Queen-bj1ou, 2024 "We called this dance the Troop and/or Skeletor back in the day.🤷🏾♀️"
** 7. @christopherdieudonne, 2024 "Where I come from that was called The Reebok. The cabbage patch was still a shoulder dance
but not done like this."
** Reply 8. @stoplookinent4791, 2025 "Your correct that's the reebok"
** 9. @MichaelJones-co3df, 2025 "This was the cabbage patch, you go side to side, I don't
know what that other thing is they do but you want to look like a cabbage patch
kid so I don't know what the other thing is on the internet with the circles
but these guys are the best......."
**** SHOWCASE VIDEO #3: DANCIN' ON AIR ON FUSE TV - OLD SKOOL FRESH PRINCE WILL SMITH JAZZY JEFF - BLOOPERS
Dancin' On Air, Feb 21, 2016 #DANCINONAIR #SMFONFUSE
DANCIN' ON AIR Season 2016 On-Demand 24/7/365, on FUSE TV. Also watch SATURDAY MORNING FEVER, on FUSE TV & HULU, the behind the scenes reality series about DANCIN' ON AIR -snip- In response to the question "What year was this [filmed], one commenter in this video's discussion thread wrote "1986" while another commenter wrote "1987?"
Most of the comments in this discussion thread refer to the "Dancin' On Air" television series or to (old school) Will Smith & DJ Jazzy Jeff.
Here are a few comments from this video's discussion thread. (Numbers are added for referencing purposes only).
1. @cravingspopcorn, 2020 "That cabbage patch was hard. The transformer dance too. I
love it, but good thing the internet didn't exist then."
** Reply 2. @Oldskol81, 2025 "Exactly"
** 3. @Jess2012rocha, 2022 "Was this before fresh prince of bell air?? Was he tryna
become a hiphop rap artist back then and decided to be a comedian" -snip- In this comment the words "Fresh prince" and "he" refer to rapper/actor Will Smith who later starred in the television sit-com The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air.
** Reply 5. @GL_FAB, 2023 "Way before his tv show 🎤🔥🎶👍"
** Reply 6. @rahtaylor7651, 2023 "He was a popular rapper before actor. First rapper to get a
Grammy too"
** Reply 7. @IceManLikeGervin, 2023 "His first song came out in 1986 "Girls Ain't Nothing
But Trouble". And this song "The Magnificent Jazzy Jeff" is from
1986 as well. His NBC sitcom came out in 1990. He released three full albums:
Rock The House (1987), He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper (1988), And In This
Corner... (1989), as well as won two Grammy awards before he even began his NBC
sitcom."
** Reply 8. @jaigriggs3878, 2025 "And he was never a comedian he was a rapper before anything
else he did."
** 9. @destinmosby734, 2025 "Wills cabbage patch is ss god mode 😂"
** 10. @jordonvazquez7620, 2025 "I love his cabbage patch."
** 11. @justjonesy, 2025 "Who is the guy in the blue? He hitting that ish!! ❤
#JazzytheGenuis" ** Reply 12. @billyjacc, 2026 "Ready Rock C...The Human Beat Box"
** 13.@PrinceSupreme-y8x, 2025
"You're taking me back to the old school days of hip-hop!
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, consisting of Jeff Townes and Will Smith, were indeed part of the West Philadelphia Crew and the larger Philadelphia hip-hop community.
As you mentioned, they were affiliated with the Philly Crew, a collective of MCs, DJs, and breakdancers who were known for their lyrical dexterity, musical innovation, and cultural expression.
Regarding their "knowledge of self" and "righteous names," it's true that many members of the Philly Crew and other early hip-hop groups adopted aliases or stage names that reflected their African American heritage, cultural identity, and personal values.
Some notable examples from the Philly Crew include:
- DJ Jazzy Jeff (Jeff Townes)
- The Fresh Prince (Will Smith)
- MC Parlay (Paris Williams)
- MC Ready Rock C (Clarence * Bobbit)
These righteous names often signified a connection to African culture, Islamic or Afrocentric spirituality, and a commitment to self-empowerment and community upliftment." -snip- *This name was given in that comment as "Charles", but was corrected by another commenter.
** 14. @PrinceSupreme-y8x, 2025 "You're highlighting the connection between DJ Jazzy Jeff
& The Fresh Prince, the West Philly Crew, and the Five Percent Nation.
Indeed, some members of the Philly Crew, including DJ Jazzy
Jeff & The Fresh Prince, were influenced by the Five Percent Nation's
teachings and adopted righteous names that reflected their connection to the
Nation.
The Five Percent Nation, founded by Clarence 13X, emphasized
the importance of knowledge of self, African identity, and spiritual growth.
The Nation's teachings resonated with many young African Americans in
Philadelphia and beyond.
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's affiliation with the
Five Percent Nation and the Philly Crew reflects the complex and dynamic
cultural landscape of 1980s Philadelphia, where hip-hop, Afrocentrism, and
Islamic spirituality intersected."
**** SHOWCASE VIDEO #4 - Will Smith doing the Cabbage Patch (1980s)
@DJDAVINCI, May 1, 2025 -snip- This is a clip of the video given as #3 in this pancocojams post.
Here are a few comments from this video's discussion thread. (Numbers are added for referencing purposes only). All of these comments are from 2025.
1. @ShabazztheGreaterTaker "Dance Party USA!"
** 2. @DarkTitanX "I remember watching that episode of Dance Party USA."
** 3. @Ynaffit_76 "My favorite era of Will..I appreciate these memories of him
most youngsters wouldn't understand"
** 4. @G.O.A.TGemini "Will doing the Philly version"
** 5. @Tha1isay "That’s crazy, he Called it “dumb dancing” it doing a dance
hard with a serious face.. real talk no joking. Look it up"
** Reply 6. @jawannwomack1950 "You right my uncle told me that years ago 😂"
** 7. @MarsDK88 "Y’all forget that this man was a dancing fool back in the
day."
** 8. @irisshalurhad7901 "The dude in the back in the blue is doing the Biz
Markie harder than I’ve ever seen it
done. 😂"
** 9. @auracle9231 "You was supposed to look stupid when you
did these dance moves.. Biz Markie would approve..Will was just chillin"
** 10. @sadetwizelve "Cabbage Patch…The Wop"
** 11. @studivan "Somehow I don’t think that’s the was the dance went and I
lived through that era, don’t know what he’s doing but that’s not the cabbage
patch."
** Reply 12. @kenoyount6758 "Cabbage patch?😂
Looks like he's doing the Brussel sprouts"
** 13. @fairassesment "That ain’t the cabbage patch that’s the collard green. It
seems painful."
** Reply 14. @Kekebusinessmogul "😂😂😂"
** 15. @gd97folk "Definitely not the cabbage patch"
** 16. @paulantonio10 "i.. i dont think thats how we used to do it. i dont remember
it looking so thrash an jerky. (LOL)
Janet Jackson did it best."
The first showcase video in that post is "Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew's Hip Hop rap "All The Way To Heaven" . That video was released in 1986 are scenes of African American women and men people dancing the Wop.
The second video in that pancocojams post is a Howcast tutorial of the Wop and the third video in that post is "Tony - The Wop, The Cabbage Patch & The Prep", published by DJ Tony Vito, Apr 20, 2007 "Yes, that's me, kickin' old school moves .... 80's lives
on! The third step in this video is a
dance we used to call the Raindance at Bentleys on 40th and Madison; I've since found out that it is better known
as The Prep." -snip- The first dance in that video is The Wop. The second dance is The Cabbage Patch, and the third dance is The Prep. **
18. @Blu-om "I love how he background dancers look like the inflatable,
flailing figures outside car dealerships. I think they're called 'air dancers'
lol"
** Reply 19. @jasmyionsellers6755 "Oh you mean whacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube men ?
💀"
** 20. @richardmccall7479 "Real Philly in the house 💯"
** 21. @dianejohnson4601 "Flavor flav was known for this dance also. Will Smith help so many cultural generations
to update and better themselves."
** 22. @DonnaFrazier-eb3ez "I NEVER SEEN IT DONE QUIET LIKE THAT BUT
WILL IS DAMN SHO KILLING IT 😂" -snip- "Quiet" is a probably a typo here for the word "quite".
**** SHOWCASE VIDEO #5 -Reebok vs Cabbage Patch (Which is Which??) | Hip Hop Dance Steps
The Shed, Jan 3, 2026 -snip- Here' s the very beginning of the auto-generated English language transcript of this video (0.01-0.16 and from 1:00-1:32 in this video)
"Today, we're going to be breaking down two separate hip-hop steps and sort of trying to settle a debate that surrounds them within the hip-hop community. These two steps often get mistaken for each other. So, we're going to break each of them down today and really try to highlight the differences between them so that there's less confusion around these two steps.
[...]
These two steps are highlighted in the video * that I have linked in the top of the description by hip-hop's own Buddha Stretch. If you don't know who Buddha Stretch is, he is an iconic member of hip-hop culture and he has been around since the creation of the dance and even played a very important role in the formulation of the style. So, the info that I am laying out in this video is not sourced from me. This is sourced from him and sourced from numerous other individuals who are far more credible when it comes to this sort of thing than I am and who have a lot more personal experience with the origins of hip-hop and with the origins of these steps." -snip- There are only a few comments in this video's discussion thread. Most of those comments compliment and thank The Shed for this video.
**** This concludes Part II of this three part pancocojams series.
Mr. "Ant" Tenna's DANCE in 3D!?!? | Deltarune Showcase
@dani17dev, July 16, 2025
"Deltarune 3D Model Comparison of Mr "Ant" Tenna Dancing Silly Dance and Swing Dance Animation from Deltarune Chapter 3 made in Blender.".. -snip- DISCLAIMER: This pancocojams blog focuses on the culture of Black people in the United States and throughout the world.
The inclusion of videos of and information about Deltarune Chapter 3 and its "Tenna" character doesn't mean to imply that these creative works originated with Black people.
**** Edited by Azizi Powell
Latest revision- June 19, 2026
This is Part I of a two part pancocojams series about the 1980s Hip Hop dance called "The Cabbage Patch" and some other 1980s Hip Hop dances.
This post presents some information about The Cabbage Patch dance and showcases two videos of that dance. One of those videos includes a demonstration of The Reebok dance. The Reebok dance came shortly after The Cabbage Patch dance and is often confused with that earlier dance.
This post also presents information about the 2025 Deltarune video game character Tenna and its "Tenna Boogie" This post also showcases two videos of the Tenna Boogie which r eminds some people of the 1980s Cabbage Patch dance.
Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2026/06/documenting-confusion-between-late.html for Part II of this pancocojams series. That post showcases YouTube videos of certain 1980s Hip Hop dances that are often confused with each other, particularly "The Cabbage Patch", "The Reebok", "The Wop" and The Prep. That pancocojams post also includes comments from some of those YouTube videos' discussion threads.
The content of this post is presented for historical, socio-cultural, and entertainment purposes.
All copyrights remain with their owners.
Thanks to the creators and early popularizers of The Cabbage Patch dance. Thanks to Toby Fox, the creator of the Deltarune video game. Thanks to all those who are featured in these embedded YouTube videos and all the producers and publishers of these videos. Thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post. -snip- Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2025/07/names-of-dances-that-are-mentioned-in.html for a 2025 entitled "Names Of Dances That Are Mentioned In Black American Girls' Foot Stomping Cheers." Some of those examples include the names of Hip Hop dances.
**** SHOWCASE VIDEO #2 - How to Do the Cabbage Patch | Hip-Hop Dancing
Howcast, Sep 24, 2012 -snip- By showcasing this video and the other video that features a way of doing "The Cabbage Patch" dance , I'm not saying that these are the "right" way/s that dance was/is performed.
**** SHOWCASE VIDEO #3 - Reebok vs. Cabbage Patch • Hip Hop Dance • Feat. Buddha Stretch
Versa-Style Street Dance Company, Jul 8, 2025
In this video, Buddha Stretch shares with us the history and difference between the Reebok and the Cabbage Patch!
Dance With VS: Online Street Dance Tutorials
VS Member BeastBoi featuring Hip Hop and Street Dance Pioneer Buddha Stretch!
**** SHOWCASE VIDEO #4 - Tenna Dance
@MoistFob, Jan 18, 2026
Tenna bustin' it down like I've never seen before...
**** SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE late 1980s "CABBAGE PATCH" DANCE From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabbage_Patch_(dance) "Cabbage Patch (dance) The Cabbage Patch is a hip-hop dance move that involves moving one's clenched fists together in front of the body in a horizontal, circular motion.[1][2] The hips may be gyrated in sync with these arm movements.
The dance became popular in the 1980s, showing up in many dance clubs in North America. The dance's name is derived from the Cabbage Patch Kids dolls or the use of "cabbage" as slang for paper money. The dance was originally celebratory and often associated with being cool.[3]
Several songs about the dance have been released:
Rare Item & the Bud Buddies - "The Cabbage Patch Dance" (1983)
Delmar Donnell - "In the Cabbage Patch" (1984)
Experience Unlimited - "Doing the Cabbage Patch" (1986)
XII - "Cabbage Patch" (1986)
R.P. Cola - "The Cabbage Patch Dance" (1987)
Gucci Crew II - "The Cabbage Patch" (1987)[4]
World Class Wreckin' Cru - "Cabbage Patch" (1987)[5]"... -snip- Gucci Crew II's 1987 record was the one that popularized the Hip Hop dance known as "The Cabbage Patch." I haven't come across any mention of these other records in YouTube discussion threads or in other online articles about The Cabbage Patch dance. Unfortunately, I haven't come across any videos of Gucci Crew II performing their "The Cabbage Patch" song. Their Hip Hop Hop track. -snip- In most YouTube discussion threads of performances of The Cabbage Patch dance, you will find a number of commenters insisting that that dance is being done wrong. Many of the commenters indicate that-instead of The Cabbage Patch, the dancers are doing another late 1980s Hip Hop dance such as "The Reebok", or "The Wop", or "The Prep". The problem is that there were different variations of The Cabbage Patch, in part, depending on which region of the United States a person was from. Besides that, the above named Hip Hop dances did look a lot alike. Click Part II for more information and examples about this topic.
**** INFORMATION ABOUT THE TENNA CHARACTER IN DELTARUNE CHAPTER 3 (VIDEO GAME)
AI Overview " "MR. (Ant) TENNAS TV TIME!" is a fan-created animation based on the Deltarune video game, which features a vintage 1980s TV network theme. The animation connects to the Cabbage Patch because both are iconic pieces of 1980s pop culture—with the dance being a signature hip-hop move that emerged during the era.
Key Connections to the 80s: The Dance: The Cabbage Patch is a hip-hop dance introduced in the late 1980s, popularized by the Miami rap group Gucci Crew II.
The Inspiration: The dance was named directly after the massively popular line of Cabbage Patch Kids dolls.
The TV Theme: "Tenna" is a TV-themed antagonist from Deltarune, and animations like Mr. (Ant) Tenna's TV Time! lean heavily into 1960s-1980s analog station aesthetics. Both the character's era and the dance share that nostalgic 80s DNA" -snip- Click https://deltarune.fandom.com/wiki/Tenna Deltarune Wiki "SPOILER WARNING
This article contains major SPOILERS for Chapter 3. Read at your own risk!"
**** INFORMATION ABOUT WHY SOME COMMENTS ABOUT THE 2025 DELTARUNE VIDEO GAME HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED IN DISCUSSION THREADS OF SOME YOUTUBE VIDEOS ABOUT "THE CABBATE PATCH" [Here's the question that I wrote on Google Search on June 17, 2026: "Why are there a lot of comments about the Deltarune video game in some YouTube discussions thread about the cabbage patch dance?"]
AI Overview "The crossover in comments is happening because of the highly anticipated release of Deltarune Chapter 3.
The game features a major character named Tenna—a mischievous television-headed antagonist who is heavily featured performing a slick, groovy dance routine often referred to by fans as the "Tenna Boogie
Because the arm-pumping, shuffling moves Tenna does bear a strong, undeniable resemblance to the classic 1980s hip-hop dance, fans flooded the YouTube comments of classic "cabbage patch" tutorials to reference the game.
For a look at the animated dancing sequence that has fans leaving so many references across dance tutorial videos: Exploring the Tenna Boogie Dance in Deltarune Chapter 3 certainlylazTikTok · Jun 25, 2025" -That is the end of that AI Overview- The link for that tik tok video is https://www.tiktok.com/@certainlylaz/video/7520016533146373398
I regret that this pancocojams blog doesn't showcase any Tik Tok videos.
View the YouTube videos of the Tenna Boogie that are embedded above in this post.
**** This concludes Part I of this pancocojams series.
When you’re white uncle grew up around black folks #comedy
#tiktok #dancing #fyp #trend -snip- Statistics as of December 7, 2025 at 11:09 AM EST: Total # of views -1,444,872
Total # of comments -1.900
**** Edited by Azizi Powell
This pancocojams post showcases a 2025 YouTube video short of an older White American man who is dancing at a wedding or some other social function that appears to have only or mostly White people in attendance. The publisher of this video (who is a Black man), is heard saying in that video that this White man [has] "been around Black people."
This pancocojams post also includes my editorial comments about this video, including definitions of "the cookout" in the context of Black American culture and explanations about the phrase "being invited to the cookout" as that phrase pertains to non-Black Americans.
The racial referent "Black" in this YouTube video, in that video's discussion thread, and in this pancocojams compilation refers to "Black Americans" and the referent "White" refers to "White Americans". However, those terms probably also refer to other Black or White people throughout the world.
Selected comments from this video's discussion thread are also included in this post.
The content of this post is presented for historical, linguistic, and socio-cultural purposes.
All copyrights remain with their owners.
Thanks to all those who are quoted in this post and thanks to the man who is showcased in that video. Thanks also to the publisher of this video on YouTube.
**** PANCOCOJAMS EDITOR'S NOTE Here are my thoughts about this video given in no particular order:
I'm showcasing this YouTube video short as a demonstration of R&B/Hip Hop social dancing from the 1980s and 1990s. One commenter wrote that the White man who is the focus of this video is doing "the Running Man" dance. That Hip Hop dance was most popular in the mid to late 1990s.
Another commenter wrote that part of the dance that that White man was doing was "the Markey Mark" The Marky Mark dance.was popular in the early 1990s, primarily fueled by the hit song "Good Vibrations" by recorded by the integrated (White/Black) group that was headed by Marky Mark, a White man.
I can't verify the accuracy of whether the dance that the White man performed is either or both of these dances.
** I'm also interested in what these comments say and allude to about American society's opinions about Black American culture and White American culture particularly regarding the built in belief that Black people can dance better than White people.
Commenters in this discussion thread offered four reasons why they believed that this White man danced "like he was a Black (American). Those theories were 1. He lived around, went to school with, and/or played on a football team with Black people.
2. He had been to a lot of Black cookouts and ate a lot of Black American soul food [This theory is an expansion of #1, the theory that was given by commenters more than any other one.],
3. He watched a lot of television shows that had Black people as their primarily audience (such as "Soul Train", and BET [Black Entertainment Television] shows,.
4. He had been drinking a lot at the wedding (and as a result he lost his inhibitions and could dance better as a result of that.
** Alternatively, a few commenters wrote that this White man danced well because he had natural dancing ability.
** A number of commenters wrote that this man danced like no one was watching him. I think that the video shows the opposite, but that statement may suggest that White people or maybe people in general dance better (i.e. dance more freely) when they are unconcerned about what other people think about how they are dancing. In the context of this discussion, this may mean that the commenters who wrote this statement believe that Black people dance better because they are less concerned about what other people think about them or their dancing reflects the aesthetic tastes and preferences of their community.
** I'm also interested in the way that commenters express themselves in this discussion thread i.e. their use of African American Vernacular English (AAVE). Definitions for five examples of AAVE that are frequently used in this compilation are given immediately below.
Commenters in this discussion thread used "unc", "pops", "dad" and other male relative or friend referents for this White man. This video's narrator [caption writer] and some of this video's commenters refer to this man as their uncle. Some other commenters or dad. These comments may be interpreted It's possible that some of these commenters may mean that this man is their actual father, but I believe that it's more likely that those commenters mean that this man reminds them of their uncle or another older male relative or they are using the AAVE meaning of the word "unc".
** Some commenters in this discussion thread used a number of given names for this White man who is said to be dancing like he grew up around Black people. The comments in this compilation include the names "Uncle Dan" , "Uncle Drew", "Uncle Tim", "Uncle Carl", "Uncle James", "Uncle Earl", "Uncle George", Uncle Mike" and others. In addition, among other given names, at least one commenter referred to this White man as "Dan" without the "uncle" title, one referred to him as "Bill", and one referred to him as "Ted" etc..
This video didn't identify that man by name. My guess is that these names refer to a family member or a friend friend of the commenters who reminds them of the White man who is the focus of this video.
If not, I wonder if this plethora of names reflects the lack of agreement that commenters have about a name that American society uses for "an older White man-or any White man- who dances like he grew up around Black Americans", In contrast, consider the consistency of the use of the given name "Karen" in American society for a certain type of White female or any White female (and sometimes also a certain type of White male).
**** RELATED PANCOCOJAMS POSTS
Here are links to a few closely related pancocojams posts are:
**** A FEW AFRICAN AMERICAN VERNACULAR ENGLISH (AAVE) WORDS OR PHRASES THAT ARE FREQUENTLY FOUND IN THESE COMMENTS This section of this post showcases five African American Vernacular English (AAVE) words and phrases (as well as the Jamaican phrases "Big up" and "One love".) that commenters used in this discussion thread. These examples are given in the order of the frequency of their use in this compilation of these selected comments.
All of these definitions are from Google's AI Overview (results from December 7, 2025) Other definitions for these terns and sayings may differ slightly or significantly.
This compilation includes additional AAVE words, phrases, and sayings. However, those examples aren't highlighted and are usually not defined or explained by my editorial comments or otherwise. Unc (also spelled "unk") "In slang, "unc" short for uncle) refers humorously to an older man, often someone out of touch with current trends, trying too hard to be young, or exhibiting "old" behaviors like complaining or using outdated slang, originating from AAVE but now widely used online to tease peers. It can also be a respectful term for a respected older male figure, but its modern online use often carries a playful, teasing tone about aging or being uncool ("unc status").".
** (Black) cookout "A Black cookout is a culturally significant outdoor gathering for Black families and friends, centered on soul food,
music, games (like Spades/Dominoes), and community bonding serving as a joyful, sacred space for cultural expression, family connection, and healing from daily racism, distinct from a typical BBQ by its deep traditions and importance for Black joy and fellowship. It's a metaphor for inclusion within the community, where being "invited to the cookout" signifies trust and acceptance.
** invited to the cookout " "You're invited to the cookout" is a popular
cultural phrase in Black communities that functions as a metaphor for
acceptance, belonging and cultural alignment. An "invite" signifies
that a non-Black person is respected as an ally and is welcome in Black spaces.
Understanding the Phrase
Metaphorical Acceptance: The phrase goes beyond a literal
invitation to a barbecue; it is a symbol of approval and a sign that the
individual "gets it"—meaning they understand and respect Black
culture.
A "Huge Award" for Allies: For non-Black
individuals, receiving an "invite" is seen as a significant honor, an
acknowledgment of their genuine support and understanding of the community and
its values.
A Place of Rest and Fellowship: The "cookout" is a
deeply cultural space for Black people to celebrate their heritage, share food,
and find community and rest from the "White gaze" and societal
racism."...
** Get it! (person's name or reference to a person, person's or a group) -snip- Black Americans and others may also use the term "Get it [person's name]!" or similar words and terms such as "Go[person's name] to convey its standard meaning of retrieving something.
** Getting down "In African American Vernacular English (AAVE), "getting
down" or "to get down" has several related meanings that
generally imply a focus, intensity, or uninhibited engagement with an activity.
Primary meanings include:
To dance: The most common meaning is to dance, often in an
energetic, uninhibited, and enthusiastic way. This usage was popularized during
the disco era and has remained a common expression."... -snip- Other AAVE meanings for "getting down" are included in AI Overview write-ups and elsewhere online.
**** SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THIS VIDEO'S DISCUSSION THREAD All of these comments were published from November 16, 2025 -December 6, 2025.
Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.
1. @dianajackson7247 "Get it, get it, get it...🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺
Unc. Said I came to have a good time...👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
** 2. @dronicasmith8745 "Yes baby he has been around BLACK people & that's a good thing 😂"
** Reply 3. @stevencorrea8032 "He is still around them."
** Reply 4. @annar7625 "Nah, he grew up in the burbs, but he has been watching BET on the DL since the 80s"
** 5. @barbaramiprince5724
"Yesssss,,,GET IT UNC,,,,UNC GETTING DOWN 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏽"
** 5,@noybmyob9663 "He sure did grow up around Black people. Got the moves down pat!"
** 7. @Donbon123 "Unc said he's going hard, cause he definitely ain't going home..❤❤❤" -snip- This comment alludes to the common African American saying "Go hard or go home".
** 8. @pearlinewright7314 "Love love love his energy!
That's how you have fun 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂"
** 9. @LvLvMoreLv "He just makes me smile. I'm an African
American i wish we could just ALL Love each other and Have fun. I really miss
it."
** 10. @Gail-k5b "Uncle Drew have a lot soulful rhythm in
his body, he got it going on didn’t miss a beat his smile says it all he just
love to dance he just have happy feet keep on dancing 🕺🏽 uncle
Drew ❤❤❤it"
** 11. @candysalters7853 "Uncle watched Soul Train when he was
younger!"
** Reply 12. @AJayGloriyah "😂😂😂"
** 13. @Loved-u8n "It cut off on the best part! When that
kick hits it's on from the there😂"
** 14. @sylamsyntax23 "it cut off right when he was funna break
it down 😂" -snip- “funna” is probably a typo for “finna” [getting ready to]
** 15.@iamki444 "😂😂😂..clip ended-He was bout to get “funky” wit it. Go crazy Unc!, show em how u do it!! 👍🏽"
** 16. @ChristyLee-q3z "U can hear the narrator saying..he grew up around black people 😅"
** 17. @janicehudson4373 "Growing up in the south we played
together up to a certain age. Then we hung out when we could and laughed at how
stupid racial discrimination's social norms were.!!!!.😂😂😂"
** 18. @AlvarangaBH "People like him in a function/party makes you want to get up and start
moving, wether or not you can dance, it's about having fun❤"
** 19. @STLX1441 "this is my dad and yall should see him in the clubs out in Chicago 😂"
** 20. @STLX1441 "Thats my dad and yes he married an INCREDIBLE black woman. 😌🤏"
** 21. @TheSoftChew "This is my uncle Dan! He is seriously the most fun and hilarious person. I was screaming “go Dan, go Dan”. I thought that last kick was the set up to the moon walk 😂 we love you Dan! See you at the cookout 💃🏽🕺🏾"
** 22. @crecre3289 "He understood the assignment. 👍🏽💙"
** 23 @Nay-l6s "i see the drinks kicked in 😂😂😂
** Reply 24. @amars3513 "Someone get his car keys lol"
** 25. @JoyceWiltshire-Dacres "Big up good vibe 🎉❤❤❤"
** 26. @RexieG "He has it going on.
You can tell he's been invited to the cookouts.❤"
** 27. @mholeman1973 "He said let me turn this boring party
up"
** Reply 28. @rlight7666 "This is how we do it...LOL"
** 29. @sammyb4791 "💛It's the clapping of hands for
me, between the dance grooves😁💃🏿👏🏽💃🏿💃🏿👏🏽💃🏿whoop
whoop🤗"
** Reply 30. @ellahoward8199 "And he threw that leg out there at the
end for extra emphasis‼️I'm HERE for it all ‼️💯🙌"
** Reply 31. @Mariza-c7m "😂😂 love it!!"
** 32. @Lisa-ir1yb "He threw back a few and can't nobody
tell him nothing." -snip- This is another comment that alludes to the theory that this White man danced that way because drinking alcohol loosened his inhibitions. Either these commenters don't believe that this White man is "dancing the way that Black people dance" or they believe that Black people dance the way we dance because we all get drunk or high to loosen our inhibitions or we have fewer inhibitions and that allows us to dance the way we do (or they think most of us do)..
** 33. @LadyElizondo "Uncle is ripping that dance floor to
shreds and I'm here for it!"
** 34.@Atmamma "He was doing the running man."
** 35. @daphinejohnson5218 "He is having a good time, wish more
people were like this gentleman"
** 36. @JoniraBienemy "Bro just having a good time ain’t nun
to do with being round blk ppl tho but I love this video"
** Reply 37. @WILLIESpencer-c1q "Nah, that's Soul Train Line ..watching
TV 😂"
** 38. @gp8203 "I come from a mixed family. I love
seeing people get into the music & dance like no one's watching!!😊"
** 39. @yehudahlioness8544 "Go head, go head , go head!!! Yes yo, Mr. Dan is getting HIS WHOLE LIFE!! I
love it"
** 40. @Conkrete-Roze3494 "I know that's RIGHT! Aaaayyye💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
He know how to have a good time!! 1 leg
up!! 1 leg up!!😂😂😂YOU INVITED TO THE COOK OUT!! 🎉🎉"
** 41. @veronicajackson2025 "Okay! Get it, Unk! He's a vibe for
sure!"
** 42. @kimberleebrooks2674 "He was about to get funky with that leg
and showed them HOW TO DO IT 🔥 let’s go UNC"
** 43. @RONALDPOE-r4p5o "He reminds me of my White friend who
I'd take to the skating rink & I couldn't wait for him to get on the dance
floor and show everybody the dances I taught him. The looks
of shock & amazement were priceless!!!😅"
** 44. @vfry7896 "I know that's right! I can tell this
guy, in 97, he was "all right" with everybody! What's so cool about
it, he probably still is!😊❤🎉"
** 45. @whereintheworldisanne "Lmfaoooo nahhh he ATE that up . Let’s
go Tim ❤🤣🤣🤣"
** 46. @lisahunter7936 "He's the life of the party!! Go ahead
Mr Man!!! Jam on it!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉"
** 47. @madamedimples9870 "I need to see the rest of the video.
Uncle Carl was just getting started!!🎉🕺🤸"
** 48. @lilme7328 "Lifetime pass to the cookout. The moves
and every lyric! It doesn’t get better than that."
** 49. @ladybug4896 "GONE POPS 🤣🤣🤣💕💕🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾U
GO BABY 🎉🎉🎉"
** 50. @hauphy "He knows how to rock the house good for
him keep rocking"
** 51. @hudsonaable "He killing it old skool is the only
music u can dance on"
** 52. @sherylpetite402 "Unc is hitting those beats, this is not
his first time hearing that track 😂❤❤"
** 53. @alishashelman "That back thumb rock was all that!! Go
off unc. 😂😂😂"
** 54. @tyrahoytt7264 "Thank you for sharing! Your uncle is invited anytime. We have family dance offs. We have a family
that includes several ethnic backgrounds including white people."
** 55. @Chapette-g1g "The Gangsta Dip got me 😅😂🤣
This is How we do it 🔥"
** 56. @Open3rdi "Pops got soul❤️"
** 57. @HannadayFLO "Good on him - living his best life his
way 🕺"
** 58. @nicolefogle4363 "Go Daddy, Go Daddy! He is jamming! He
is having so much fun!"
** 59. @deborahwilliamson2173 "He has an open invitation to ALL family
functions. He would brighten any situation."
** 60. @martefact "I LOVE this GUY!!!"
** 61. @EricJohnson-y8e "Man i love him ,go head brother..rock
it out ."
** 62. @cherylsnodgrass8017 "He got it going on! Get down dad, you
got your groove thing going on!😊😊😊😊❤❤❤"
** 63. @iasiaware3797 "He told everyone out this night 😂😂😂
man I tore that floor down❤ I can hear him now😂😂😂🎉😂🎉🎉"
** 64. @TamaraGarrettAlpha "Unc is not playing any games. ...🕺🕺❤❤❤"
** 65. @deeholmes9743 "Thats dad's jam! Go dad , go dad 🤩" -snip- The record (i.e.the jam) that the people are dancing to in this video is Montell Jordan's 1995 hit R&B song "This Is How We Do It". Notice references to that song's title and lyrics in some of these comments.
** 66. @MikelClark-v3g "You be part of my family go ahead,
uncle James❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅😅😅"
** 67. @vanessa4u4evr "Unc definitely got the flavor. 😂"
** 68. @CognitiveDissonancePolitic-z7q "😂😂😂😂
Ole Unc is handling that floor!!😂😂😂"
** 69. @desireehewitt6738 "Show what you got unc. Live your life
to the fullest ❤"
** 70. @2kbeastie281 "Big Unc getting his groove on 😎"
** 71. @zeeqq105 "He probably dances better than his kids
and grandkids.😂😂😂😂 Go pops‼️‼️‼️‼️"
** 72. @LataunyaGreen-s3l "LOL I love to see videos like this work
it out pops❤❤❤"
** 73. @LHARR-o2p "HE S SO SMOOTH W IT WHEN HE DID THAT
TWIST❤"
** 74. @marygenerette1353 "Dad has the moves for sure."
** 75. @lisajay3470 "He put some stank on that leg lift.
Come on unc! 😂❤❤❤❤❤"
** 76. @HolyPretty "Go head Vanilla Unc. 🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅
He got soulful moves. 😁😄😃💯👍✊️"
** 77. @wll7773 "Unc had to show those side to side
steppers how to do it. Let's get this party started."
** 80. @cindymavis5192 "I grew up in very diverse neighborhood.
We had one black guy who learned how to polka. He was a hit at every picnic in
the park growing up."
** 81. @marianb2530 "He is doing his thang!!! Get it!!"
** 82. @angelamoss5156 "Uncle got THE MOVES!!! GO' HEAD!!"
** 83. @tonimcdonald9353 "Unc got skilz.😂😂😂😂"
** 84. @sonyafreeman2295 "As a black woman I approve! Uncle got
the moves. Check his facial,he's serious
bout it!!!!🤣💖"
** 85.@JaneNasirumbi "Such a vibe....❤❤❤"
** 86. @Mscookie6230 "We bring the flavor. Even when we
aren't there. Git it, git it. 😅😂😅"
** 87. @daughterofaking2304 "That's right OG good times 🎉🎉🎉"
** 88. @avidparent4643 "Go Unc😂❤😂❤ Show em' how
its done🎉😂🎉😂"
** 89. @Bell-cb "He's partying like it's
1999❤"
** 90. @JayStewart-f5q "Smooth with it 😂"
** 91. @Willa-x9b "Jamaica 🇯🇲 voted him in
too. One love 🤣🤣🤣"
** 92. @joycewilson7045 "Dan knew the assignment and he's
invited to the cookout"
** 94. @cathyferran7291 "This made my day Dad thank you"
** 95. @renestaten5240 "I woulda been right on that dance floor
wigh him 😂❤🎉🎉 Ayyyeee"
** 96. @effierichardson5580 "We got to hang out Unc..😂"
** 97. @classaction3314 "Break It down Unc!!!"
** 98. @robinbroadwater2147 "You can't tell THIS dude, that he is
not EXACTLY who Montel Jordan RECORDED this song for!
You GO, Boi!
❤❤❤"
** 99. @agapeeternal "The leg kick sent me 😂"
** 100. @msv2949 "He did great 👍🏾 😊"
** 101. @ellenjones7819 "He needs to be in the Soul Train line
dance."
** 102. @kammyr4082 "I miss when people just danced freely.
we used to have so much fun"
** 103. @ChicagoChay "Can’t tell him nothing!!! 😂"
** 104. @latricehubbard8789 "Get it unc! Just about to get down even
more when that leg went up lol, wish it didn't cut off at that part."
** 105. @bonitahobbs2374 " " ISHA YA BIRFDAY'" !!! "Gone Party like isha birfday' "🤣 Whether it is OR Not !!!😅😁😁🤩🎉🎉😉"
** 106. @gloriaartist1 "UNC got SWAG!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤"
** 107. @tech4year "YES !!! 👌👌😂
YES HE DID !!👏👏
+ "NAILED" EVERY MOVE with
the SWAG STRONG 😎🔥🔥🥂🥂
Platinum Card for ALL THE FUNCTIONS 💯💯"
** 108. @DUSSF68 "Yea ..
he feeling it!!! Groovin!!!❤❤❤... Smooth!!!. Gotta love the black guy
yelling in the back ground its because..he's been around black people!!😂
Implying that why he so good😮😅😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
i get it 😊❤😂"
** 109. @Prayin4U "He better check his DNA. Love it!! 😂😂😂😂❤"
** 110. @DOROTHYConner-k1f "GET DOWN DAD, DO THE DAM THANG! I LIKE
YOUR STYLE."
** 111. @Soulful-me5787 "Get it Unc 😂😂😂😂aye
aye get it"
** 112. @PamelaLove-e6p "U GO BABY LOl show them How U DO IT 🙏🏽❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽"
** 113. @fiofiofioletta1898" "I just love seeing white folk get turnt
lol. Not so sure people like it when I do, though. 😂"
** 114. @tmariewilson1486 "Okayyyyy get it Bill lol!!"
** 115. @mariebrooks7341 "He is having a good time and too cool.
Get it in. Enjoy."
** 116. @lindamccloud3434 "He's having a good time dancing😂He's
been eating some Good seasoned black people fried chicken! 😂and mac and
cheese"
** 117. @theabsolutetruth4252 "yep he been watch SOUL TRAIN,
reruns ...and kept the party going
** 118. @Itsalotouthear "Disco Days Baby! Get it Pops! 😂❤❤❤"
** 119. @BlackDiamond-wp2nc "He was definitely chopping it up on the
dance floor a little soul in them 🧬
genes"
** 120. @HannahMcFarlane-jg4bu "I am claiming this man as my fabulous
white uncle."
** 121. @DiabolikalFollikles "Git it boy. ❤️"
** 122. @filmfestivalradio1 " "White Unc" has been to quite
a few Black BBQ's. Get down with it Unc!"
** Reply 123. @MarthaHall-s9u "He has real black friends."
** Reply 124. @alphonzowilliams4729 "For sure He had Black Friends....❤"
** 125. @LukeandLeia15 "Sumbody drank a whole mason jar of that
Tennessee walking whiskey in the attic b4 going to this party. Moonshine Mikey😂😂😂😂"
** 126. @zerdellbui8979 "GET DOWN POPS🥰"
** 127. @graceliamoore883 "Black people have the best parties. If
he was at our party someone would jump in with him. This is how we do it! 💃🏽🕺🏽"
** 128. @ddg4147 "Whelp!!! We know who threw back a few!!
Now that's what you call LIQUID COURAGE 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉"
** 129. @joannkelly7994 "That is how you do it, Amen,"
** 130. @UnpopularOpinion3000 "Go Ted! Go Ted! Go Ted! Go Ted!"
** 131. @DeeK.M "❤️🔥Go Grandpa, Get Down 😂"
** 132. @berniceopare9405 "Alright now Doug😂😂"
** 133. @shantellr.wilson1446 "You know he went in after he threw that
leg up 😂"
** Reply 134. @resilientred1699 "Turn up then, unc!!!
** 135. @DanitaTrapp "Just because he's on beat does not mean hes been around black people. He just know how to dace😊"
** 136. @Kimaletta214 "Do it Unc😂😂❤❤🎉"
** 137. @lindasylla5121 "Yessss, Pops GET IT ❤"
** 138. @angelbrynner "He hit that hand clap & went off
NSFW STyle- 😅that's why the clip ended lol"
** 139. @janicerosen "I'm 72. I'm a white woman who grew up
on MOTOWN and Soul Train taught me to dance.
Never underestimate how many of us there are lolll."
** 140. @melissawilliams9061 "Yeah he got soul , go head now. Iam
black and my uncle's ain't got moves like that. Loved
** 141. @kokobean240 "Go head on Uncle Jim"
** 142. @riosolid7737 "Y'all see how the did the Marky mark at
the end😂😅"
** 143. @ISufferNoFools "Somebody better go check that punch bowl!"
** 144. @fyarstarter "Amazing what a glass of wine will do to loosen you up a little😂"
** 145. @GaleGuerra "Unc's from the hood 😅😅😅😅"
** 146. @trishan9537 "Omg. Why is it that every family has a special uncle. Ours was uncle Mike.. He was a mess of a man.. lol"
** 147. @NicoleScriven "Y’all skipping over the lady in the black dress throwing her hands up in the air not the second one in the black dress, but the first one that they take the camera off of,cheering him on!! Love it❤❤❤😂😂😂😂"
** 148. @kimberlyalberti4334 "Look at the white Boy Go🎉😂😊"
** 149. @Woodard782 "White boy got it going on ❤❤❤"
** 150. @terrilam8505 "Babeeeee, no one is ever going to tell me that Uncle Ted wasn't hanging out with Craig & Nem at some point in his life😃. And he very well maybe still hanging out with them🕺🏼🪇😄🤣...I Luv it💞. I just wish the entire world learn to love, embrace,enjoy & respect the different, but wonderful contribution that we all bring from all of cultures."
** 151. @loisl1576 "This is just toooo good for a short vid, he was about to throw down, and ya'll cut it off!! You go Uncle, dance like nobody is watching....!"
** 154. @ap8393 "My crazy ssa would’ve got up and started dancing with him. Started a dance battle 🤣😂🤣"
** 155. @AndrewMorten11 "he remembers the 80s and 90s very well"
** 156. @cynthiathomas4980 "🤣🤣🤣YOU GO BOYEE!"
** 157.@Housee01 "He is getting it!!!!!!!❤"
** 158. @demeraragold4644 "Pops went to those house parties"
** 159. @esquared713 "Uncle be getting down!😅"
** 160. @BrittIzLegit "Ayyyyyyyeeeeee, get it, Unc!!!!"
** 161. @asiamalone6459 "He was about to break it all the way down 😂"
** 162. @Lauren_1987 "I was waiting for him to get down and do the splits -- or do a few backflips.😅😂"
** 163. @janicebrown4838 "He knows how to get down on the dance floor"
** 164. @lydiawilson8336 "Deep inside that is a 19 year old brother ❤ love it."
** 165. @clairdavis5871 "Come on rhythm nation yaaaaas!! He got them moves between the moves!!! I watched this too many times!😊❤"
** 166. @TiaaSummerrs "The over the shoulder look😂 got me❤"
** 167. @carladunton1926 "Okayyyyyy Uncle 😅u got SOUL ,I ANIT😂MAD YOU GOD BLESS 🙌 🙏 ♥️ KEEP DANCING 🕺"
** 168. @yellow9349 "... bout to get jiggy with it."
** 169. @whatchaknowgood "Git it Unc! You are invited to all the holidays. 🤣🤣🤣 Don't hate on Unc ppl. He is having fun. Keep going, Unc. 😎😍👌"
** 170. @themajicman745 "Uncle Doug burning a rug!!!!" -snip- "Cutting a rug" is an old AAVE phrase that means dancing.
** 171.@Cristen-q9x "Bob is killing it!"
** 172. @MóTee1 "Uncle Bob is a whole vibe 😂😂😂 He gets invited to cook outs for sure!"
** 173. @lisalamb4163 "Uncle Scott got moves."
** 174. @blackingingerpurrin "Okayyyyyyy then Unc do your thing"
** 175. gloriaartist1 "UNC has been INVITED 2 da COOK OUT 4
REAL 4 REAL 4 REAL❤❤❤❤❤❤"
** 176. @buttercup000 "Pops is having a good time!! 🕺"
** 177. @Krystal_Kleer "Daddy got some swag!! Been around us
for sho ❤❤❤"
** 178. @Owlsareamazing2 "Pop said I'm about to get down on this
dance floor lol can't be mad at it 😂😂😂😂😂😂"
** 179. @zeepickens9049 "Somebody been eating COLLARD GREENS AND CORNBREAD!!!
😂❤😂"
** Reply 180. @zteia7060 "And loving it!! I bet his wife had to kearn how to cook
collard, mustard and turnip greens. With that side if cornbread or skillet
cornbread.😊"
** Reply 181. @patsyroberts3772 "He been eating chittlings 😂. He
put the stank on it😂"
** Reply 182. @alsharon630 "Stop .. cause now I want some😂😂😂"
** 183. @renikatompkins2653 "I love seeing a man that can move with
good energy no matter what color ‼️ and he left no crumbs ‼️♥️♥️♥️♥️"
** 184. @BroadWayJazz120 "HE DID NOT COME TO STAND AROUND OR UP
AGAINST THE WALL LIKE A FLOWER , HE CAME TO BOOGIE 👌🏾🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯"
** 185. @thebiggpayback "SHAKE IT BAABY..SHAKE DAT THANG😂😂😂I
LOVE 😘😘 IT❤❤❤"
** 186. @reichsmarschallspankybsden8028 "This man is a mack from way back. One of
the original playas from the Himalayas!"
** 187. @MsAchampion "When he threw that leg up, the party
really started then baby! 💃🏾 😂 ❤"
** Reply 188. @ethelrocks553 "Everything before that was giving bbq...that
leg brought him to the cookout"
** 189. @verajohnson94 "He was on the football team back in the
day and went to all the house parties."
**
Reply 190. @Kelcey-l9z "Yep, we had 3 white boys on my
football team back in the day, the
punter, center, and a guard, they was turnt out on that wu-tang, saw them pulling up thumping that triumph"
** 191. @LetsTravelChanel "Uncle be like "can't touch
this" ❤❤❤. Subscribed"
** 192. @Trix-xf4tk "Music have no color boundaries. Soul
have no boundaries and best of all, this guy know how to get down ❤❤❤❤"
** Reply 193. @oholm09 "Facts"
** 194. @bearngiftsplus9524 "I'm loving the fact that he's having
fun! We put way too much emphasis on skin color because at the end of the day
we're all just people! But he is jamming though! 😊"
** 195. @NeeKin-n6l "Alright now ...this is how we do it I
always like somebody that can get the party started.....😊❤love
it....keep dancing"
** 196. @faythnhim3863 "Yeah Unc hit that good punch and went straight back to the 90's when he used get lit and turn up wit his black friends!! The 90's was a whole vibe!!!❤😂💯🥂"
** 197. @janetpingrey7155 "Love this man's spirit...dance like you don't care if they're watching or not..."
** 198. @PJ_Jammas "I needed 10 more seconds. That tightening of the lips looked like he really had something lined up next."
** 199. @kedamoo9508 "I love his energy this is how we do it❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤"
** 200. @elderkarenjackson258 "Go uncle. Go uncle. Go uncle... party ova HERE!!!!"
**** 201. @roseb4453 "Go head brother 👍"
** 202. @toobeautiful3517 "I absolutely love this video!! Color
doesn’t mean anything!!!
** 205. @hennessycola4002 "It's a blessing to see someone taking a break from life woes, and enjoying the moment. No matter what is our skin color. We are all made from God. Sincerely, your sister from another mother, and another color. "
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