Embedded in D.C. culture is go-go music, and you can’t have go-go music without Beat Ya Feet.
WASHINGTON — Washington, D.C. is the heart of American politics, but it is so much more than that. Embedded in D.C. culture is go-go music, and you can’t have go-go music without Beat Ya Feet. There’s a resurgence of this style of dance, thanks to one D.C. native.
John Pearson III, aka Crazylegz is on a mission to teach, motivate, and inspire people, not just here in the DMV, but worldwide.
Beat Ya Feet is all about that bounce beat, rapid footwork, and go-go music — and just like go-go music is the official sound of the city, Beat Ya Feet is the staple dance of Washington, D.C.
The Beat Ya Feet dance style started emerged from Anacostia in the late ’90s by Marvin “Slush” Taylor — influencing a younger generation.
“It was just culture. It was just …