LaShonna I'm LaShonna.

Victor I'm going to teach you how to dance up on

a girl.

Basically there's a few things you just want to know, first. You want to know that you've

got to warm the girl up. I mean, you can't just jump on her. So you warm the girl up,

and you want to do fun, simple dances. To keep things entertaining you want to change

up the dances, but before you change into that new dance, you want to keep that warm

up feeling with them. So you want to do that warm up step, in between your dances.

We're going to start off with warming them up. Then a booty bump. Boomp, and a uhn, and

a uh, and a uh, ah, uh. Then we're going to do what we like to call, the 'where'd he go'

dance. So, where he go? Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Where'd he go? I'm right here. Where'd

he go? I'm right here. Here you go. Where'd he go, where'd he go.

Then we're going to do a lean in, and lean out. Bump. Lean in, and a lean back. All right?

You just lean in, lean back. Lean in. Yeah, follow me, girl. Lean in, lean back. You can

put a little roll into it. Lean in, lean back. Lean in, lean back.

Now we're going to do all these dances for you to see. In between each dance, you do

a little warm up step. You just can't be jumping from dance to dance. You're going to confuse

somebody. Here we go.

We warm 'em up. We warm 'em up just by dancing around them, having fun, keeping a connection

here. Then we booty bump. Do it softly. Uh-huh. There you go. Uhn, uhn, uhn. Warm 'em up.

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Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Warm 'em up, again. Might want to turn 'em

around. Have a little fun, yeah? Then you lean in, lean back. Lean in, lean back. Lean

in, lean back. You want to get a little closer. Lean back, lean in. Lean back, lean in. Lean

back, lean in. Lean back, lean in. Lean back.

And that's how you dance up on a girl. [music]