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Well it's according to where you are sometimes. A lot of times people will dance, but the clubs don't allow you to dance, that's the problem. When I used to play in Brooklyn people would get up and dance. It happens mostly say in Brooklyn or in Harlem or something like that, people will dance you know. Because it's a tribal ritual to dance. So in Brooklyn and Harlem and whatnot, people will ex ...
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