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footwork
footwork by yella boii February 12, 2006
Footwork
a genre originated in chi-town and influenced by other genres such as juke/ghetto house/ghettotech etc. its a fast-paced music around bpm 160 thats originally used for footwork battlez in Chicago,Illinois.Considered as one of the key genres of bass music.
Footwork by faggotkillah July 22, 2019
Tennessee Footwork
When you have a co-worker that came from Tennessee and joins your company kickball team just so your company can win every game. His skills in tree climbing, beer brewing, CoD, and howdy doody like personality is just the thing to save your company's kickball season.
Player: Coach, we suck! We're down 20-0...
Coach: It's time... Send in Blake with that Tennessee Footwork !
Coach: It's time... Send in Blake with that Tennessee Footwork !
Tennessee Footwork by MaximusNY January 29, 2020
fancy footwork
Fancy Footwork is when you and yo homeboys be shufflin up da ground undaneath you by shufflin dem feet fast back and fowth.
fancy footwork by Da-fancyfootwork-masta July 17, 2023
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