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A dance that resembles someone running in place or a group of dances made popular by the youth of Harlem and the Bronx that include The Chicken Noodle Soup, The Tone Whop or Toe Wop, The Aunt Jackie. Although the Harlem Shake was its own dance, it has been added to the group. These dances were made popular by songs made by AG The Voice Of Harlem, DJ Webstar and Young B. It is said The Chicken Noodle Soup was invented by Jason Fox who made the song Aunt Jackie. The Tone Whop was invented by a dancer of the same name. Many songs are not official major label releases but DJ remixes made popular in youth clubs such as Lite Feet by DJ A Million and the original Chicken Noodle Soup by Jason Fox.
The Chicken Noodle Soup, The Tone Whop or Toe Wop, The Aunt Jackie, The Harlem Shake.

Songs:
Chicken Noodle Soup by DJ WebStar & Youn B.
Aunt Jackie by Jason Fox
Lets Get it by G-Depp, Black Rob & Diddy
Special Delivery - Diddy & The Bad Boy Family

Other Popular Lite Feet Songs:
Whuteva - Remy Ma
Money In The Bank - Swizz Beats
lite feet by Tariq Nelson August 14, 2007
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A dance that originated in Harlem,NY. And Brooklyn N.y. Created in 2006 Lite Feet in other terms"Getting Lite" is a mixture of many dances including the Harlem shake, toe wop. Now-a days many of the kids add there own unique styles to there dancing and many groups evolved from the dance getting lite. Such as the 2rb, brotherhood and many more Kids that get lite add many shoe tricks and some even do hat tricks. Also a new hype called tutting. New dancers stopped dancing and became songwriters such as Tye trillion,Lil sns,Hectic boy and many more.

Songs:Bag a Trix-Tye trillion

Watchu say-Hectic Boy

I just wanna fly-Lil sns
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