Crip Walk History, Culture, Impact and Dance Legacy
Explore the rich history and cultural impact of Crip Walk, from its origins in Los Angeles to its influence on global dance culture.
What is Crip Walk
The Crip Walk, originating from the streets of Compton, Los Angeles in the 1970s, is more than just a dance - it's a powerful form of cultural expression. This iconic street dance style is characterized by its intricate footwork, including the signature V-step and heel-toe combinations. From its humble beginnings to Serena Williams' historic Olympic performance, the Crip Walk has evolved into a globally recognized dance form that represents the intersection of street culture, athletic prowess, and artistic expression. Today, it continues to influence modern dance, music videos, and social media trends, while maintaining its deep connection to Los Angeles and Black culture.
Experience the Crip Walk Legacy
Watch iconic moments, learn the history, and understand the cultural impact of this legendary dance style
Serena Williams' Historic Olympic Crip Walk
Watch the iconic moment when Serena Williams celebrated her Olympic gold medal with the Crip Walk, bringing street dance culture to the global stage.
How To Crip Walk For Beginners
How To Crip Walk For Beginners, We show you how to C-Walk, a classic street dance move
Actor John Leguizamo Says Chicanos Created the Crip Walk & We Have Something to say
Following Serena Williams doing the Crip Walk during Kendrick Lamar's 2025 Super Bowl halftime performance, actor John Leguizamo hopped online to state that Chicanos created the gang-affiliated dance. Here's what we think about his statement.
Serena Williams C-Walk at Olympics
Serena Williams performing the Crip Walk at the 2012 Olympics
CRIP WALK MUSIC
This is a CRIP WALK MUSIC Spotify playlist
Deep Dive into Crip Walk Culture
Explore in-depth articles about the history, evolution, and cultural significance of the Crip Walk dance movement
