Who else thinks steps are awesome

[dukebound85]

I always loved them and doing them in college

Did any of you have cool steps?

its a sorority/frat thing

at greek gatherings, usually the sorities and fraternities will have step offs

heres an example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kP1fHUpchQ

im telling you, they are sweet. im watching drumline and its bringing back frat/soroity gatherings

man i miss college

 

[Queso]

LOL. For a minute I thought you meant this bunch

 

[anjinha]

LOL. For a minute I thought you meant this bunch

Dear god, they're even worse than I remembered...

 

[DeepIn2U]

I always loved them and doing them in college

Did any of you have cool steps?

its a sorority/frat thing

at greek gatherings, usually the sorities and fraternities will have step offs

heres an example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kP1fHUpchQ

im telling you, they are sweet. im watching drumline and its bringing back frat/soroity gatherings

man i miss college

Yes indeed! Stepping is a wicked form of expression, communication, and entertainment. I think it has roots in African Culture. I just wish we here in Canadian Universities and Colleges had this in practice; non that I'm aware of.

The other two just above that posted; what the HELL is that?!

 

[Mexbearpig]

I clicked on this thread thinking you were talking about steps as in taking you up floors

 

[0098386]

Stuff like that makes me glad I went to university in the UK, do we even have frat thingies here?
And yes. I also thought of the band Steps but I never thought they were awesome.

 

[dukebound85]

Stuff like that makes me glad I went to university in the UK, do we even have frat thingies here?
And yes. I also thought of the band Steps but I never thought they were awesome.

in actually quite cool when they break out these steps at parties

 

[Mr. lax]

I clicked on this thread thinking you were talking about steps as in taking you up floors

Ya, so did I. I thought maybe someone on the site lost their mind

 

[Designer Dale]

Anyone see "Stomp the Yard"?

Dale

 

[kellen]

My fraternity had nothing of the sort, nor did any of the others. Same with sororities.

I agree with the other poster that I think it has roots in african culture. Were you in a predominantly african american fraternity?

I thought the OP was originally talking about the AA steps. Not in AA, but those immediately came to mind.

 

[Designer Dale]

Anyone see "My Name is Bill W"?

Dale

 

[FrankieTDouglas]

I've seen those things break out at times when I was in college. It never stops being lame.