This Is How We Do It - Montell Jordan | MF | SD Edition

"You can take me out of San Diego but you can't take the San Diegan out of me."

This piece really means a lot to mean in two ways: First, I taught it to my best friend for life/god-sister because she's one of the few I consider a true #1 fan of San Diego AND she is one of the people who inspired me to dance. Growing up with her and watching her dance really put my life into perspective in so many ways and I'm glad that I have someone to always keep me grounded and make the impossible possible. It was really an honor teaching and dancing this with her because her opinion on any type of choreography matters to me; Amanda's the real dancer, not me. Secondly, we both hail from San Diego, obviously. I know we both take so much pride in being born and raised in America's Finest City because it literally is one of the best cities in the U.S. Just dancing in front of the skyline kind of gives a hint of how beautiful this place is.

So yeah, THIS IS HOW WE DO IT IN SAN DIEGO!

Shout out to Andre who filmed and made a special cameo in this video! Thanks for the $5 and for doing it for the vine. 'twas a trip directing him on how to act and walk...

& last shout out to Terio whose dance moves I had to incorporate in the end. Oooh kill em! Git it right! Ayyeeee b*tch!

I didn't mean for this video to have a storyline but everything was spontaneous and ideas just kept popping in my head after each take. Give it up for my two friends because this is their youtube debut!

Song: This Is How We Do It by Montell Jordan

Choreographed by MF
Danced with Amanda A.
Shot by: Andre I. & MF
Edited by: MF

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