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On second thought, because the transcription of this inteview is so long, I created a page on my website and added my transcription of that interview there. Google Cocojams Tottenham Riot-The Truth (Interview Transcription)

My thanks to the man interviewed and the uploader of this video.

I added this video to my page of children's cheerleading cheers, along with the words to the chant and four other YouTube videos of children's or high school squads chanting "Be Aggressive". I did so to showcase the differences between the performance of this cheer by 2 mainstream cheerleader squ...

I added this video to my page of children's cheerleading cheers, along with the words to the chant and four other YouTube videos of children's or high school squads chanting "Be Aggressive". I did so to showcase the differences between the performance of this cheer by 2 mainstream cheerleader squ...

I added this video to my page of children's cheerleading cheers, along with the words to the chant and three other YouTube videos of children's or high school squads chanting "Be Agressive". I did so to showcase the differences between the performance of this cheer by a mainstream cheerleader squ...

I added this video to my page of children's cheerleading cheers, along with the words to the chant and three other YouTube videos of children's or high school squads chanting "Be Aggressive". I did so to showcase the differences between the performance of this cheer by a mainstream cheerleader sq...

This is Five Stars Plus! I'm glad that I found What's Up Africa as a result of also just happening upon another GREAT online site, MsAfropolitian blog.

I'm going to enjoy viewing these and also learning from them. And I'll share this information about these sites online and offline.

Keep on ke...

@TeganFromNowhere, actually, the Lindy hop is a social dance of African American origin that was popularized in the late 1920s and the 1930s in New York City. The revival of swing dancing was mostly among White Americans, Swedish, and British dancers in the 1980s.

@celena332 it's been a long time since I saw that movie and I can't exactly remember which scene in the movie that this song was the background music for. But I think it's when the American basketball coach first came to East Africa to scout the star basketball player.

And, yes, i also enjoyed...

This song is beautiful!! Would someone please write the name of the choir singing this song, the name of the song, and what the song is about (in English)? Sorry, I don't know any other language.

Thanks,

an African American sista

part 3:

Today Shantez and Darryl will begin their covenant as husband and wife. Now we’re going to help them. We’re gonna say “One two three, and then jump and then they’re gonna jump the broom. Altogether now, One Two Three Jump! [The couple jumps together. The onlookers shout Wooo and make oth...

Thanks for sharing this video. The video is interesting to watch and the music is very catchy.

As an American (from the United States) I think that this song has a contemporary non-religious dance beat which reminds me of reggae. It's interesting to learn that what people in the United States co...

@Stema11 Thanks for sharing that information. Is carrying obokano over the shoulders the usual way the instrument is held?

I added this instrument and video to my Cocojams page. Google Videos of Traditional Musical Instruments.

@asdf1000000 I don't think children would reason this ad out as you did that minus the snakes the woman would be bald. Thus I stand by my concern that this ad can send the perhaps unintended message to children with curly hair and/or with hair that is tightly curled which some call "kinky" that s...