Regional City Dances pt. 2

Below is a non-exhaustive list of US cities/states and their associated dance cultures. There are strong international influences in places like NYC and Miami, however, I did not detail them extensively here for emphasis on Black American dance cultures:

• Atlanta:
  • Dances: Yeek, Snap, Party Dances (e.g. Whoop Rico, Nae Nae, Walk It Out)
  • Music: ATL Bass music, Crunk, "Ringtone" rap, ATL hip hop, Trap
• Baltimore
  • Dance: Rock Off/Shake Off
  • Music: Baltimore Club
• Baton Rouge
  • Dance: Jiggin
• Chicago
  • Dances: Bop/Stepping, Footwork, Rolling, Bopping (party dance)
  • Music: House, Ghetto House, Juke, Footwork
• Dallas
  • Dance: D-Town Boogie
• DC
  • Dance: Beat Ya Feet
  • Music: GoGo
• Detroit
  • Dance: Jitterbug, Jit, Ballroom,
  • Music: Techno, Ghetto Tech
• Los Angeles
  • Dance: Popping, Locking, Clownin, Krump, C-Walkin
  • Music: Freestyle, Funk, Electro, West Coast Hip Hop, Krump music
• Memphis
  • Dance: Gangsta Walking, Jooking (Memphis)
  • Music: Crunk, Southern Hip Hop
• Miami
  • Dance: Jook (Miami), Sticking
  • Music: Miami Bass, Freestyle
• Mississippi
  • Dance: Mohead
• New Orleans
  • Dance: Second Line dances, Shake
  • Music: Second Line, Bounce
• New Jersey
  • Dance: Jersey Club
  • Music: Jersey Club
• New York
  • Dance: Breakin/BBoying/BGirling, Electric Boogie, Hip Hop, House, Gettin Lite/Litefeet, Harlem Shake, Getting Sturdy, Dancehall, Bruk Up, Hip Hop Party Dances
  • Music: Dancehall, Funk, Breakbeats, Hip Hop, House, Electro, New Jack Swing
• Oakland
  • Dance: Oakland Boogaloo, Turfin
  • Music: Funk, hyphy music
• Philadelphia
  • Dance: Philly Club
  • Music: Philly Club
• San Francisco
  • Dance: Struttin
  • Music: Funk