Brick dance

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Brick Dance is an American dance form dating back to at least Victorian times^{[citation needed]}. The term has gained popularity in recent years and may be considered part of the repertoire of dancers who crunk.

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A brick dance may happen on its own or as part of a larger dance performance. It occurs when the dancers performs upside-down balance on one arm or two arms. The word "brick" refers to the ground, the surface the hands are touching, which may not always consist of brick paving.

The same moves will take place in the performances of athletes performing gymnastics or aerobics dancing.