The people who watched SNL named it. A post shared by Floss Dance Creator‼️ (@thebackpackkid) on Apr 14, 2018 at 5:14pm PDT. Here's the scoop on where it came from, how it got so popular, and everything else you want to know about The Floss Dance. You weren't doing anything else anyway…, No “Backpack Kid” did not invent the floss dance…. No, no, I did not. Has the Government laid itself the beginnings of a rorts nightmare? The floss dance move was invented by Insta-famous dancer 16-year-old Russell Horning, known as The Backpack Kid in the online world, who has 1.7 million followers. Bored? Technology. That someone else being Ryan Mayall who uploaded a Youtube video entitled: “The Dance” all the way back in 2011, 7 years before either Fortnight or “Backpack Kid” showed up: Around the 50 second mark of the video, Ryan does the supposed signature move of the “Backpack Kid” so basically two of the people who are now trying to extort I mean sue Epic Games and Fortnight for supposedly “stealing” their signature dance moves they themselves stole from someone else. Somebody got paid. He invented a dance called the Floss. … THIS IS FROM TMZ.COM . Now the teen who made the "Floss" popular is suing the creators of Fortnite for using his dance. He … The Backpack Kid, aka American teenager Russell Horning, is joining the lawsuit launched by rapper 2 Milly and actor Alfonso Ribeiro, the firm representing the trio told Variety. There’s a new craze that’s got kids and teens dancing all over the world. Meet Russell Horning, the 16-year-old better known as the Backpack Kid. But you CAN copyright a dance/choreography. Everyone on the Internet says you can't but you can. Get their official bio, social pages & articles! Super grey area stuff. A post shared by Millie Bobby Brown (@milliebobbybrown) on Apr 7, 2018 at 11:23am PDT. I don’t think they understand the true uniqueness and the value of rap. Backpack Kid's mom filed the latest lawsuit on behalf of her 16-year-old kid, who blew up back in 2016 when he posted videos of himself on Instagram doing a dance, which he called The Floss. The dance was added to Fornite as the Floss about six months later. Funny how they are all now popping out of the woodwork after the game has reached its peak in popularity making millions if not billions each year. As long as I’m having fun doing it, then I will continue doing it. Throughout the entire dance, you should be swinging your hips from side-to-side, keeping in line with each beat. 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The complaints echo those from the suit involving actor Alfonso Ribeiro, which said Epic Games (the creators of Fortnite) "earned record profits off of downloadable content in the game" and "failed to compensate or even ask permission from Mr Ribeiro for the use of his likeness and iconic intellectual property". Error: Twitter did not respond. But it was after Katy Perry invited him on stage during a Saturday Night Live performance in May 2017 that Horning became a viral star. 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It allows the players who win the game to do the dance. They all died in the same week, When the ABC met Michael and William Null it wasn't clear if they were for real or just playing dress-ups. Horning has been more involved with Epic Games and Fortnite than rapper 2 Milly and Ribeiro. Carolynn Kyungwon Beck and David Hecht of Pierce Bainbridge Beck Price & Hecht are repping Backpack Kid. After swinging your arms to one side, keeping them straight while doing so, you then move one arm behind your back and bring it back out front. I dance for a comedy purpose. The floss dance move was invented by Insta-famous dancer 16-year-old Russell Horning, known as The Backpack Kid in the online world, who has 1.7 million followers. So, another person predictably is now trying to sue Epic Games and Fortnight for “stealing” their dance moves. Unfortunately most of these dances are not long enough to get a copyright. Who Really Invented The Flossing Dance? The floss dance began on Instagram and now everyone is flossing away (Pictures: Instagram/ITV) Just when you thought you were getting the hang of the dab, a brand new on-trend dance move comes along. It's not all bad for Backpack Kid tho ... he just premiered his music video for his single, "Drip on Boat," exclusively with us and his EP, "SwackPack Kid," comes out Wednesday. The move featured in hundreds of "how to" dance videos as Fortnite rose to become the world's most popular videogame in 2018. The Gardai clashed with anit-mask demonstrators from the National Party and counter-demonstrators outside the Dail. Now, everyone is getting in on the action, with American Football players incorporating the move into their touchdown celebrations, and celebrities like like Millie Bobbie Brown, who plays Eleven in Netflix’s hit series Stranger Things, posting videos of them doing the move. Horning has been more involved with Epic Games and Fortnite than rapper 2 Milly and Ribeiro. Now with over 1 million followers on Instagram, he’s got an entire generation at his fingertips — and he loves it. Whatever floats my boat. Here's the scoop on where it came from, how it got so popular, and everything else you want to know about The Floss Dance. It wasn’t anything at the time; it didn’t even have a name. Favorite app: Instagram , or Settings — because you can’t work iPhone without that. iPad. Advertise with 106.7 The Bull, Get Results. Get their official bio, social pages & articles!Read More, 106.7 The Bull | Denver, Colorado’s New Country. The name comes from the moves themselves, which involve "a lot of fast arms and hip swings as though using a huge, invisible piece of dental floss".
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