“Basketball is such a grind especially at the college level so we just try to keep our teammates loose in the locker room,” Nickens said. Both always clown around in the locker room, this day wasn’t any different. “We decided to be ourselves and be silly.” The dance, as you can assume, is similar to the running man, except Vincent and Hall’s version is a bit more streamlined and tight - The challenge is to dance through the entirety of the song without a break.Īfter posting a few videos doing the dance, Maryland’s Terp College basketball players Jaylen Brantley and Jared Nickens noticed and made it go viral by making a string of videos of themselves re-creating the dance in April. “I started dancing to it and we just decided to make a video,” Hall continued to share on Ellen DeGeneres’ Ellen Show. Graham’s finance class when Ghost Town DJs’ 1996 classic hit “My Boo” “started playing” in Vincent’s head, prompting him to singing to it. How did it all start? Four months ago, Hillside, New Jersey teenage students Kevin Vincent and Jerry Hall were “sitting there bored” in Ms.

Now, our nation’s collective attention has turned to Running Man challenge, a phenomenon that incorporates the “running man” dance and Ghost Town DJs’ immaculate “My Boo.” Unlike the other two trends mentioned, the Running Man challenge is actually fun to watch and be a part of, especially if you’re a ‘90s R&B aficionado. My Boo Ghost Town DJs Añadir a Favoritas. Every now and then, there’s a new internet craze to obsess over, not too long ago it was “Damn Daniel” phenomena or the Ice Bucket challenge.

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