Gangsta Walk

Gangsta Walk

Street dance that originated in Memphis, Tennessee alongside "Buck" music during the 1990s. Gangsta Walking was suspected to be "invented" by a street dancer nicknamed "Capital D" (Dima Grinevich).

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