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How to Do Pinky Up Dance

How to Do Pinky Up Dance

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I'm happy to help you with the Pinky Up dance, but I need to clarify that it's also known as the 'Pinky Up' or ' Pinky Up Challenge'. This dance challenge originated on TikTok and gained popularity on social media platforms. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do the Pinky Up dance:

Step 1: Position
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, with your knees slightly bent. Make sure you have enough space to move around comfortably.

Step 2: Arm Position
Hold your arms relaxed by your sides, with your elbows slightly bent. This is the starting position.

Step 3: Pinky Up
Lift your pinky finger on both hands up towards the ceiling, keeping the rest of your fingers straight and relaxed. This is the signature move of the dance.

Step 4: Hip Swivel
Swivel your hips to the left and right, keeping your upper body still. This adds a fun and playful touch to the dance.

Step 5: Arm Movement
As you swivel your hips, move your arms up and down, keeping your pinky fingers lifted. You can also add some small arm movements to the left and right.

Step 6: Step-Touch
Add some step-touch movements to the dance by stepping to the left and right with one foot while keeping the other foot in place. You can also add some small jumps or bounces to make the dance more energetic.

Step 7: Repeat
Repeat steps 3-6 several times, varying the pace and movement to add some flair to the dance.

Tips:

- Practice the dance in front of a mirror to get a feel for the movements and to make sure you're doing it correctly.
- Experiment with different arm and hip movements to add your own style to the dance.
- Don't be afraid to have fun and make mistakes – the Pinky Up dance is all about having a good time!

Remember, the Pinky Up dance is all about expressing yourself and having fun. So, go ahead, give it a try, and show off your best moves!
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