Stephen Curry does 'Nae Nae' in Manila: Taught by three-year-old daughter Riley, NBA superstar Stephen Curry is currently touring across Asia with Under Armour Roadshow.
The reigning MVP was in Manila on Saturday. The Golden State Warriors point guard performed the “Nae Nae” (also written "Nae-Nae" and "NaeNae") for the crowd. When the star basketball player was asked if he taught the dance to his three-year-old daughter Riley, he indicated that she taught it to him, according to the Bleacher Report on Saturday.Prior to busting a move at the promotional stop, Curry was given a welcome by the fans.
Then the fans in the capital of the Philippines watched him play some one-on-one with a young kid. As it turns out, the little fella won. Time reported that Stephen Curry might be the defending NBA champion and MVP, but when it comes to the "NaeNae," he’s got nothing on daughter Riley. Curry attempted to recreate the moves his daughter mastered recently. His wife Ayesha posted a video on Instagram showing Riley dancing the "NaeNae." A comparison of the two videos shows that Riley is better at the dance than her dad.
Stephen Curry, his daughter Riley and everybody else seems to be dancing the "NaeNae" these days. The dance was created by We Are Toonz in their basement while preparing for a show. They uploaded an instructive YouTube video on how to do the dance on Oct. 8, 2013. The video has over 11 million views. The popularity of the "NaeNae" dance led to radio and sales traction of "Drop That NaeNae" and the song later debuted at numbers 20 and 38 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Rap Songs charts, respectively. The dance has become a viral hit, becoming extremely popular on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Vine. The dance is not confined to the United States. People know this by seeing Stephen Curry do it in Manila, Philippines.
The reigning MVP was in Manila on Saturday. The Golden State Warriors point guard performed the “Nae Nae” (also written "Nae-Nae" and "NaeNae") for the crowd. When the star basketball player was asked if he taught the dance to his three-year-old daughter Riley, he indicated that she taught it to him, according to the Bleacher Report on Saturday.Prior to busting a move at the promotional stop, Curry was given a welcome by the fans.
Then the fans in the capital of the Philippines watched him play some one-on-one with a young kid. As it turns out, the little fella won. Time reported that Stephen Curry might be the defending NBA champion and MVP, but when it comes to the "NaeNae," he’s got nothing on daughter Riley. Curry attempted to recreate the moves his daughter mastered recently. His wife Ayesha posted a video on Instagram showing Riley dancing the "NaeNae." A comparison of the two videos shows that Riley is better at the dance than her dad.
Stephen Curry, his daughter Riley and everybody else seems to be dancing the "NaeNae" these days. The dance was created by We Are Toonz in their basement while preparing for a show. They uploaded an instructive YouTube video on how to do the dance on Oct. 8, 2013. The video has over 11 million views. The popularity of the "NaeNae" dance led to radio and sales traction of "Drop That NaeNae" and the song later debuted at numbers 20 and 38 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Rap Songs charts, respectively. The dance has become a viral hit, becoming extremely popular on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Vine. The dance is not confined to the United States. People know this by seeing Stephen Curry do it in Manila, Philippines.
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