Transcript
We are bringing you the Smurf, today. Not the la-la-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la-la. Not that Smurf. Dance move the Smurf.
We don’t see it too often, but it has a very familiar groove. Groove, you say? Is that what I said? Groove? This is part of our groove series. Up, down, bounce, and drop. We are doing the Smurf with the down groove, because you can always change any dance you want to a different groove. We’re going to do it down.
Let’s relax our knees. We’re going to start our knees bent about shoulder width apart. Wherever you’re comfortable. If you’re too close it’s a little hard to move that way. You’re going to bounce, accenting down. You’re going to go down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down. This is the essence of any down groove, no matter where it goes. No matter where it moves. Hey, I’m going to be a rapper when I grow up, down, down, down, down.
Now, Smurf uses arms. You can do anything you want with any down groove. Smurf has arms. We want to use them kind of like we’re swimming. Side-to-side, though. You’ll go left and right more than forward.
Starting with the right arm, down, down, down, down, twist the arms. Down, down, down, you’ll keep connecting all the moves. So it’s one nice groove. Ha, down, down, down. Kool Moe D does this dance. He goes, ‘I used to live downtown, one twenty ninth street,’ ha.
Let’s try it with some music, DJ.
There you have it, y’all. Hit the Smurf. Hit the Smurf.
