Big Countryish Boss Is Taught How To Dance

California Conservation Corps members Antwon McCoy and Leonard Patton aren't just hard workers. They are also very good dancers who have taught their big nature nerd/mountain man boss (John Griffith) more than a few dance moves. When they aren't busting moves, all three do a lot of trail building, salmon habitat restoration, and tree planting in the CCC. -yt
Chinspinigcrasays...

Looks like he already knows how to dance, and pretty much just as good as his underlings. Sifters, what is with the "black people can dance and white people, especially men, can't" racist stereotype you keep perpetuating?

braindonutsays...

If we didn't perpetuate it, then this video would just be titled "3 dudes dancing in the room where they keep the stacked chairs."

Where's the fun in that?

Chinspinigcrasaid:

Looks like he already knows how to dance, and pretty much just as good as his underlings. Sifters, what is with the "black people can dance and white people, especially men, can't" racist stereotype you keep perpetuating?

grintersays...

What is with you not reading the video description?
The claim is that each of the moves that the bearded man knew before filming this were taught to him by the other two men. Hence the title.
How do you think teaching works? Did you really think that someone would see a 1 min video of two guys doing one dance move, followed by another guy doing several different and distinct dance moves, and conclude that this video captured the complete transmission of knowledge, including all of the practice that it would take to assimilate and apply this knowledge?

Chinspinigcrasaid:

Looks like he already knows how to dance, and pretty much just as good as his underlings. Sifters, what is with the "black people can dance and white people, especially men, can't" racist stereotype you keep perpetuating?

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