Torren Foot - New Bottega ft. Azealia Banks | Dance Choreography | Doug Da Silva | NOT JUST HIP HOP

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Doug is an afrobeat dancer based in London, originally from Brazil. He has hip hop foundations, locking, house, commercial, and dancehall, and has been focused on afrobeat style since 2018. What makes him unique is his way of mixing latin sauce with hip hop foundations while adding an afro twist to create his unique style.

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Song: ‪Torren Foot - New Bottega ft. Azealia Banks
Filmed by: NJHH Team
Location: London, UK
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