Urban Meyer just learned about ‘The Whip’
I learned what "the whip" was in our staff meeting this morning https://t.co/HDWde5Nb0c
— Urban Meyer (@OSUCoachMeyer) January 3, 2015 If you don’t know what the heck we’re talking about, the Times is on it:
The next sports dance craze has arrived: It is known as the whip, and it is a close sibling of the Nae Nae. In fact, it comes from some of the same rappers and choreographers.
The whip is a quick flurry of action, bursts of improvisation bookended with a crouched base position, arm extended, as if the dancer has his hand perched atop a steering wheel. Sound familiar? It’s what the Cincinnati Bengals’ Jeremy Hill did after scoring a touchdown in Week 6 against the Carolina Panthers and what Fletcher Cox, a defensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, did after sacking Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.
But you knew that. You know more about pop culture than Urban Meyer.
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