krumping
n.— «Originally called “clowning” by creator Tommy Johnson (Tommy the Clown) in the early “90s, krumping (morphed from the word crunk) is an aggressive, speed-dial style of dance mirroring African tribal rituals.» —“Billboard Bits: ‘Rize,’ The Go! Team, Live 8” by Jonathan Cohen Billboard.com June 24, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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