The Crip Walk, also known as the C-Walk or Crippin’, is a stylized dance that originated in the 1970s among members of the Crips street gang in South Central Los Angeles. It is characterized by a series of intricate foot and body movements, often performed in unison by multiple dancers. The dance is typically set to hip-hop or funk music and is often used as a form of expression or to show solidarity within the Crips gang.
The Crip Walk has evolved over time and has been adopted by other groups and individuals outside of the Crips gang. It has become a popular dance style in hip-hop culture and is often performed at dance competitions and other events. The dance has also been featured in music videos, movies, and television shows.
