Snap dance

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The snap dance (or "Leanin' and Rockin' wit' it") or as it is known in its area of origin "doin it" (as it is never referred to as Snap in the Atlanta area and much less in its area of origin, the westside), originated on the west side of New York City, New York, more specifically, the Bed-Stuy neighborhood. It has become popularized by artists and groups such as Dem Franchize Boyz, D4L, and even Lil Jon. However even some Atlanta based rappers such as T.I. have downed the dance deeming it as being "childish and for kids" and "you'll never see a real player in the club doin' that"[citation needed].

The basic idea is that dancers snap their fingers to the snap sound to musical accents while doing various basic dance moves in between. More skilled dancers employ a certain degree of footwork as well, though it's not necessarily required to do the dance.

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