The Griddy is a dance where you take very small but pronounced skip-like steps alternating on each foot, leaning somewhat on the back of your heels. When you land on a weighted foot you motion a tap up and down to the ground with the free foot. When your free foot taps the ground, you begin to bring the free foot back up and then hop or skip the weighted foot into the air at the same, both feet in the air. When you come back down, you switch feet and repeat the move with the other foot. The movement is a fluid 1, 2 foot movement and commonly performed incorrectly as a 1 foot skip. The foot movement is the primary dance but there are a number of hand and arm movements that can be done along with it to embellish. For example, swinging your arms, pointing your fingers, throw your stick up, and throwing up B’s. The dance was created by Allen Davis a former Landry-Walker High school football player and it has become a popular end zone celebration dance in the NFL (it is considered Justin Jefferson's signature touchdown dance) as well as college football.