I literally got goose bumps and started shaking watching this...
 

I'm usually not the step show type but they killed the fuggin show...

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Goddamn! That crowd was enthralled by that performance. Hey Newphin -- this was Fayetteville, AR representing.

They won $100,000 for that -- whoa. Sort of attractive.

But they...... aren't......

anymore info on this?

I have no idea what I just watched, but I was really let down given the thread title.

It's called stepping. Largely popular in the African-American communities for...oh as long as I can remember.

Ever watch the marching bands at halftime for black college football games? They incorporate a lot of stepping.

I think you need to go to the hospital Wutamess. I don't see anything in the video that should have made you start shaking with goosebumps.

Wutamess, what you smoking?

It was kind of cool but I wouldn't say it's goosebump worthy.

Well, it's like the guy says at the end I guess. If you can step, you can step.

You must have been there live, because I got nothing from the video. :shrug:

It didn't generate the shakes or goosebums but definitely pretty cool.

This.

Oh shit, I'll have to watch when I get home. Who was it Omega Psi Phi?

As for the goosebumps Roger got: I think you probably have to have some cultural understanding and appreciate of stepping in order to be affected by it. I love to watch stepping, and it goes way back with me. My grandmother was a dorm mother at University of Central Arkansas. We spent a lot of time up there throughout the school year and summers. In the summer, UCA would host a huge regional step show where tons of people would come to compete against each other. It was so cool, because they would just be spread out all over campus, little groups having random battles and stepping and such. Was a meat experience for a white kid from the South.