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Hutstep
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Definition The hutstep is a style of dancing that only the greatest drunkern dancers can achieve. It involves various aratic movements in time to any song with a heavy bassline, although the bassline is not essential but it un-doubtably helps. For absolute perfection of the hutstep see Richard hutton on a drunken night out. Songs to Hutstep to: Anything with a bassline History The Hutstep has been around since after the millenium, yet has only more recently appeared in the last 2-3 months in the London club scene. You can spot the Hutstep being performed as the performer usually has at least 2 drinks in hand and is shaking them wildly. This along with various odd facial expressions, truly adds to the wonder which is the Hutstep. The Hutstep was last seen in Mamalanji's in Chelsea and shall be seen again both in Creamfields and on a party bus in September |
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