r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • 6d ago

Discussion Amazing how fast his spatial awareness improved once her dad switched spots.

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u/cmonthiscantbetaken 6d ago

What is this mesmerising dance form? Besides the uncouth drunk dude, it’s very hypnotising

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u/pandaSmore 6d ago

You didn't have to do line dancing in gym class. 

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u/General-Yak8880 6d ago

Im assuming they aren’t from the US. I think it’s just us that had to learn line dancing in gym 😊

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u/22ndCenturyHippy 6d ago

Grew up in utah. Ain't nobody line dancing not even at the bar. Dont know a single line dance besides sliding to left and one hop this time or something.

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u/poormariachi 6d ago

I grew up in New England and never once had to do line dancing at school. I did do the electric slide a few times at weddings, though.

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u/General-Yak8880 1d ago

Omg we had to do square dancing, line dancing & electric slide etc. I grew up in Jersey so it’s not even like I’m in the south haha

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u/poormariachi 1d ago

God that’s so bizarre but hey whatever gets the kids active. 🤷

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u/Ryanookami 6d ago

Canadian checking in, and we had to do line dancing in grade 4 gym class.

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u/Chaos-Worship 6d ago

Uhh name your province lol because I’m also Canadian and we certainly didn’t

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u/Ryanookami 6d ago

Could also be era. I grew up in the 90s at the height of the achey-breaky line dance craze.

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u/General-Yak8880 1d ago

I was thinking same too. I’m 80’s kid so maybe it was in a certain time frame

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u/Signal_Flight_7262 6d ago

I'm in BC and we did it up to like grade 10 in PE sometimes

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u/General-Yak8880 1d ago

Omg really??? Idk why that’s so exciting to hear but for some reason it is! I wonder if any other countries did or if it’s just us 🤔

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u/StrangerCabbage 6d ago

We had to, even in MI.

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u/spicyface 6d ago

We did square dancing. Also, I'm old.

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u/badcrass 6d ago

Line dancing

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u/lovable_cube 6d ago

Line dancing, head over to your nearest country music bar and they’ll do it a zillion times. Also of note is the electric slide.

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u/cmonthiscantbetaken 6d ago

Cool! I live in Europe, but hope to move to USA soon. Looking forward to experiencing this. Is it part of a classical American experience?

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u/lovable_cube 6d ago

It is for adults in the south and rural areas. I think we universally learned the electric slide and the Macarena in middle school, those are usually played at weddings and such and most adults get excited to participate in something they enjoy but haven’t done in years, it’s like riding a bike.

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u/Qzy 6d ago

Christian hobo dance.