Novelty and Fad Dances - Notable Novelty and Fad Dances

Notable Novelty and Fad Dances

  • Achy Breaky Heart (Line dance)
  • Agadoo
  • The Alligator
  • Algorithm March
  • Batusi
  • Bomba
  • The Bump
  • Bunny Hop
  • The Cabbage Patch
  • Carioca
  • The Carlton Dance
  • Cha Cha Slide
  • Chicken Dance
  • The Chicken Walk
  • Chicken Noodle Soup
  • Cotton-Eyed Joe
  • Crank That
  • The Creep
  • Cupid Shuffle
  • Do the Bartman
  • Dougie
  • Electric Slide
  • The Fly
  • The Freddy
  • The Frug
  • The Grizzly Bear
  • Gangnam Style
  • The Hammer
  • Hitch hike
  • Hokey Pokey (also known as Hokey-cokey, Okey-cokey)
  • Hully Gully
  • The Humpty Dance
  • The Hunch
  • Hustle
  • Jerk
  • Jerkin'
  • Jump On It
  • The Ketchup Song
  • Laffy Taffy
  • Lambada
  • Lean Back
  • Lean wit it, Rock wit it (Snap dance)
  • Letkajenkka (also known as Letkajenka, Letkiss, Letka-Enka)
  • Limbo
  • The Loco-Motion
  • Locomia
  • Macarena
  • Mashed Potato
  • Madison
  • The Meatstick
  • Monkey
  • The Moonwalk
  • Muscle
  • Nutbush City Limits
  • Oops Upside Your Head
  • Peanut Butter Jelly Time
  • Pee-wee Herman dance
  • Pony
  • The Roger Rabbit
  • The Running Man
  • The Safety Dance
  • Saturday Night
  • Shimmy
  • Shoulder Lean
  • Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
  • The Smurf
  • Stanky Leg
  • Suzie Q
  • Thizzle Dance
  • Thunder Clap
  • Time Warp
  • Tragedy
  • The Twist
  • The Urkel
  • Voguing
  • Walk It Out
  • The Wobble (Line dance)
  • Watusi
  • YMCA

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