The internet never fails to go crazy over an invigorating dance routine that could always get anyone’s feet tapping on the ground. Last year, we had Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” as well as the iconic dance craze that, until now has made the world show their awesome and creative groove – Blanco Brown’s “The Git Up.”
Let’s do the “two-step, cowboy boogie” routine!
Blanco Brown really outdid himself after he presented us with a jolly tune, which turned into a simple line dance that went ham on social media, most particularly on TikTok. Various people started to share their own take on this country-rap music including dads, teenagers, police officers, and dance enthusiasts.
The dance craze challenge became official after Blanco Brown shared his own dance video as well as his own tutorial to it. However, it still depends on the fans to get creative and add their own color to the routine.
The Git-Up challenge became so popular that a horse and its trainer jumped in on the craze.
If you think this craze could not get any crazier, then that is where you are wrong. Due to the song’s continuous popularity, even Adrian DeWolfe from Southern California and Toaster, her lovely mustang, joined the hype train. This unexpected dance duo showed the internet how slick their moves are and prove that horses are more intelligent than how some people see them.
The horse sits on his spot looking all dapper and ready to dance.
DeWolfe helps Toaster dress up for this occasion, letting the horse wear a cyan shirt with a Toaster-personalized print in front along with a pink baseball cap. Moreover, Toaster’s beautiful mane was put on braids, giving him an even more stylish look.
Toaster sat on a tarp and began standing up with the music playing in the background. DeWolfe gently pulls her into the center as they are about to show the world what they got.
Toaster dropped his hooves in unison with his trainers as they dance along with the song’s catchy beat.
The dance routine was a simple step-dance but you would not expect that a horse could just as be accurate as most people. Moving forward and back then sliding from left to right, Toaster could do it all.
In the video, you could see the horse lift his hoof and pause, waiting for the right cue before he steps it back to the ground. Moreover, Toaster impressed us with his crisscross walks and his 360 spins along with his trainer.
Just imagine how much effort it takes for one to train a horse to dance like this.
Toaster did a great job keeping up with the rhythm and following vague cues from her trainer to transition to the next step of their routine. Horses are known to learn fast but it is just surprising how DeWolfe was able to teach Toaster all of these. Surely, this training took a lot of time but it was all worth it.
The video ended with Toaster giving a great big hug to his trainer.
At the near end of their dance, Toaster delivered a bottle of water to his tired owner, and even passing a cloth afterward for DeWolfe to wipe. Toaster never fails to amaze with his loving personality as he gives his trainer a tight hug just before the credits rolled.
DeWolfe shared their dance on social media, expecting smiles from their viewers, and they successfully achieved this wholesome goal.
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