R&B Dance Moves: Show Off Your Skills with These Iconic Steps
| Description: Get ready to groove and show off your R&B dance moves! This quiz will test your knowledge of some of the most iconic steps and styles in R&B dance. From the smooth moves of Usher to the energetic beats of Chris Brown, let's see how well you can recognize and execute these dance moves. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
| Tags: r&b dance music moves steps |
Which R&B artist popularized the dance move known as the "Crank That (Soulja Boy)"?
What is the name of the dance move characterized by a side-to-side hip movement and a hand gesture that resembles throwing something?
Which R&B singer-songwriter released a song called "Drop It Low" that features a dance move of the same name?
What is the name of the dance move that involves moving your hips in a circular motion while keeping your knees bent?
Which R&B group popularized the dance move known as the "Step Up"?
What is the name of the dance move that involves quickly moving your feet back and forth while keeping your upper body still?
Which R&B artist released a song called "My Boo" that features a dance move of the same name?
What is the name of the dance move that involves moving your hips from side to side while keeping your knees bent and your arms extended?
Which R&B artist popularized the dance move known as the "Single Ladies"?
What is the name of the dance move that involves moving your hips in a circular motion while keeping your knees straight and your arms extended?
Which R&B artist popularized the dance move known as the "Wobble"?
What is the name of the dance move that involves quickly moving your feet back and forth while keeping your upper body still and your arms extended?
Which R&B artist popularized the dance move known as the "Teach Me How to Dougie"?
What is the name of the dance move that involves moving your hips from side to side while keeping your knees bent and your arms extended?
Which R&B artist popularized the dance move known as the "Nae Nae"?