Chords for Toosie Breaks Down Drake’s “Toosie Slide” | Song Stories
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Ab
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After a week of viral clips and promo across social media, Drake finally dropped his newest
dance track, Tootsie Slide.
He said it [Abm] go right foot up, [Abm] left foot slide Left foot [Gb] up, right foot [Ab] slide
Basically I'm saying [Gb] either way we bout to slide [Ab] Can't let this one slide
He sent me an idea like, oh I came up with this idea, I got [N] this song, see if you can
come up with a dance to it.
We sent it back so quick, within like 45, 50 minutes.
So that's what shocked him like, what?
When he seen it he fell in love with it, he was like yo this is it.
That's Tootsie, one of the four dancers featured in a viral dance clip, along with
Ayo, Teo, and Key.
The four of them spoke with Genius News about the process of making up the dance.
They all began as viral dance stars on Instagram, and now they're responsible for helping Drake's
newest song go viral before it was even released.
The version he sent versus the final version is totally different because the song wasn't finished.
It had one verse.
And the song wasn't Tootsie Slide, it wasn't none of that.
So when he sent that back, we like, woah.
Tootsie had previously gone on tour with Drake and featured for the Summer 16 tour.
But now he and his friend are back in the spotlight with Drake after a clip of the four
of them dancing to the unreleased version of the song went viral.
Tootsie Slide is just another song in Drake's recent arsenal of songs turned dance challenges,
including Non-Stop [Eb] and In My Feelings.
Many have applauded the rapper for thinking in terms of reality first, and Drake even
jokingly mentioned and possibly teased this TikTok approach earlier this year in the music
video for Lil Yachty's song Oprah's Bank Account.
I love, you know, all the little ditties and all the little jingles that the kids are
doing on their SoundCloud or the other thing.
[Abm]
Tarctate.
That's right.
And according to Tootsie and the crew, going viral online with new dance [Db] challenges seems
to be the way to go.
From the beginning, when we were just making dance videos back years ago, we were doing
it for fun.
We were [D] accidentally breaking these records.
I'm like, wow, like every time you dance to my song, like it goes up.
So people started to catch on to that like, hmm, when kids dance to the record and it
goes viral and everyone's making a dance video to the song, it blows up.
And for them, Tootsie Slide was something special.
This is a song that could be going on for like, this is like one of them ones like you
can hear 30 years from now and still like get the [Gb] groove and like I'm dancing to this
at my wedding.
Tootsie Slide at my wedding.
The track, produced by OZ, has Drake flexing in typical Drizzy fashion and it's his latest
in the line of surprise drops in [Abm] 2020.
[Abm]
[Gb] [Ab]
In the music video, we see Drake hit the Tootsie Slide a few times while walking through his
massive brand new mansion, similar to his video for When to Say When and Chicago Freestyle.
With the popularity of the song and the dance growing more and more each day, Tootsie, Ayo,
Teo, and Key are all excited for an amazing opportunity.
People have been waiting [N] for a long time for something like this to happen.
Like the whole dance culture and community, they're all the way behind us because it's
like, finally, like we're getting our shine.
Like, like finally we're going to get our recognition and this could open up doors for
other dancers that's doing what we're doing.
And they even managed to give us a little tutorial.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
Left foot up, right foot slide.
Right foot up, right foot slide.
[Abm] If you want to learn more about the Tootsie Slide, check out the song page on Genius.com.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
What the fuck are you [N] doing?
I'm sorry, but it's hard.
We gotta hit it the first time.
[C] Golly.
Are you trying to be famous or not?
dance track, Tootsie Slide.
He said it [Abm] go right foot up, [Abm] left foot slide Left foot [Gb] up, right foot [Ab] slide
Basically I'm saying [Gb] either way we bout to slide [Ab] Can't let this one slide
He sent me an idea like, oh I came up with this idea, I got [N] this song, see if you can
come up with a dance to it.
We sent it back so quick, within like 45, 50 minutes.
So that's what shocked him like, what?
When he seen it he fell in love with it, he was like yo this is it.
That's Tootsie, one of the four dancers featured in a viral dance clip, along with
Ayo, Teo, and Key.
The four of them spoke with Genius News about the process of making up the dance.
They all began as viral dance stars on Instagram, and now they're responsible for helping Drake's
newest song go viral before it was even released.
The version he sent versus the final version is totally different because the song wasn't finished.
It had one verse.
And the song wasn't Tootsie Slide, it wasn't none of that.
So when he sent that back, we like, woah.
Tootsie had previously gone on tour with Drake and featured for the Summer 16 tour.
But now he and his friend are back in the spotlight with Drake after a clip of the four
of them dancing to the unreleased version of the song went viral.
Tootsie Slide is just another song in Drake's recent arsenal of songs turned dance challenges,
including Non-Stop [Eb] and In My Feelings.
Many have applauded the rapper for thinking in terms of reality first, and Drake even
jokingly mentioned and possibly teased this TikTok approach earlier this year in the music
video for Lil Yachty's song Oprah's Bank Account.
I love, you know, all the little ditties and all the little jingles that the kids are
doing on their SoundCloud or the other thing.
[Abm]
Tarctate.
That's right.
And according to Tootsie and the crew, going viral online with new dance [Db] challenges seems
to be the way to go.
From the beginning, when we were just making dance videos back years ago, we were doing
it for fun.
We were [D] accidentally breaking these records.
I'm like, wow, like every time you dance to my song, like it goes up.
So people started to catch on to that like, hmm, when kids dance to the record and it
goes viral and everyone's making a dance video to the song, it blows up.
And for them, Tootsie Slide was something special.
This is a song that could be going on for like, this is like one of them ones like you
can hear 30 years from now and still like get the [Gb] groove and like I'm dancing to this
at my wedding.
Tootsie Slide at my wedding.
The track, produced by OZ, has Drake flexing in typical Drizzy fashion and it's his latest
in the line of surprise drops in [Abm] 2020.
[Abm]
[Gb] [Ab]
In the music video, we see Drake hit the Tootsie Slide a few times while walking through his
massive brand new mansion, similar to his video for When to Say When and Chicago Freestyle.
With the popularity of the song and the dance growing more and more each day, Tootsie, Ayo,
Teo, and Key are all excited for an amazing opportunity.
People have been waiting [N] for a long time for something like this to happen.
Like the whole dance culture and community, they're all the way behind us because it's
like, finally, like we're getting our shine.
Like, like finally we're going to get our recognition and this could open up doors for
other dancers that's doing what we're doing.
And they even managed to give us a little tutorial.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
Left foot up, right foot slide.
Right foot up, right foot slide.
[Abm] If you want to learn more about the Tootsie Slide, check out the song page on Genius.com.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
What the fuck are you [N] doing?
I'm sorry, but it's hard.
We gotta hit it the first time.
[C] Golly.
Are you trying to be famous or not?
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_ _ _ _ _ After a week of viral clips and promo across social media, Drake finally dropped his newest
dance track, Tootsie Slide.
He said it [Abm] go right foot up, [Abm] left foot slide Left foot [Gb] up, right foot [Ab] slide
Basically I'm saying [Gb] either way we bout to slide [Ab] Can't let this one slide
He sent me an idea like, oh I came up with this idea, I got [N] this song, see if you can
come up with a dance to it.
We sent it back so quick, within like 45, 50 minutes.
So that's what shocked him like, what?
When he seen it he fell in love with it, he was like yo this is it.
That's Tootsie, one of the four dancers featured in a viral dance clip, along with
Ayo, Teo, and Key.
The four of them spoke with Genius News about the process of making up the dance.
They all began as viral dance stars on Instagram, and now they're responsible for helping Drake's
newest song go viral before it was even released.
The version he sent versus the final version is totally different because the song wasn't finished.
It had one verse.
And the song wasn't Tootsie Slide, it wasn't none of that.
So when he sent that back, we like, _ woah.
Tootsie had previously gone on tour with Drake and featured for the Summer 16 tour.
But now he and his friend are back in the spotlight with Drake after a clip of the four
of them dancing to the unreleased version of the song went viral.
Tootsie Slide is just another song in Drake's recent arsenal of songs turned dance challenges,
including Non-Stop [Eb] and In My Feelings.
Many have applauded the rapper for thinking in terms of reality first, and Drake even
jokingly mentioned and possibly teased this TikTok approach earlier this year in the music
video for Lil Yachty's song Oprah's Bank Account.
I love, you know, all the little ditties and all the little jingles that the kids are
doing on their SoundCloud or _ the other thing.
_ _ [Abm] _ _
Tarctate.
That's right.
And according to Tootsie and the crew, going viral online with new dance [Db] challenges seems
to be the way to go.
From the beginning, when we were just making dance videos back years ago, we were doing
it for fun.
We were [D] accidentally breaking these records.
I'm like, wow, like every time you dance to my song, like it goes up.
So people started to catch on to that like, hmm, when kids dance to the record and it
goes viral and everyone's making a dance video to the song, it blows up.
And for them, Tootsie Slide was something special.
This is a song that could be going on for like, this is like one of them ones like you
can hear 30 years from now and still like get the [Gb] groove and like I'm dancing to this
at my wedding.
_ Tootsie Slide at my wedding.
The track, produced by OZ, has Drake flexing in typical Drizzy fashion and it's his latest
in the line of surprise drops in [Abm] 2020.
_ _ _ [Abm] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ _ _ In the music video, we see Drake hit the Tootsie Slide a few times while walking through his
massive brand new mansion, similar to his video for When to Say When and Chicago Freestyle.
With the popularity of the song and the dance growing more and more each day, Tootsie, Ayo,
Teo, and Key are all excited for an amazing opportunity.
People have been waiting [N] for a long time for something like this to happen.
Like the whole dance culture and community, they're all the way behind us because it's
like, finally, like we're getting our shine.
Like, like finally we're going to get our recognition and this could open up doors for
other dancers that's doing what we're doing.
And they even managed to give us a little tutorial.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
Left foot up, right foot slide.
Right foot up, right foot slide. _
_ [Abm] _ If you want to learn more about the Tootsie Slide, check out the song page on Genius.com.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
What the fuck are you [N] doing?
I'm sorry, but it's hard.
We gotta hit it the first time.
[C] Golly.
Are you trying to be famous or not? _ _ _
dance track, Tootsie Slide.
He said it [Abm] go right foot up, [Abm] left foot slide Left foot [Gb] up, right foot [Ab] slide
Basically I'm saying [Gb] either way we bout to slide [Ab] Can't let this one slide
He sent me an idea like, oh I came up with this idea, I got [N] this song, see if you can
come up with a dance to it.
We sent it back so quick, within like 45, 50 minutes.
So that's what shocked him like, what?
When he seen it he fell in love with it, he was like yo this is it.
That's Tootsie, one of the four dancers featured in a viral dance clip, along with
Ayo, Teo, and Key.
The four of them spoke with Genius News about the process of making up the dance.
They all began as viral dance stars on Instagram, and now they're responsible for helping Drake's
newest song go viral before it was even released.
The version he sent versus the final version is totally different because the song wasn't finished.
It had one verse.
And the song wasn't Tootsie Slide, it wasn't none of that.
So when he sent that back, we like, _ woah.
Tootsie had previously gone on tour with Drake and featured for the Summer 16 tour.
But now he and his friend are back in the spotlight with Drake after a clip of the four
of them dancing to the unreleased version of the song went viral.
Tootsie Slide is just another song in Drake's recent arsenal of songs turned dance challenges,
including Non-Stop [Eb] and In My Feelings.
Many have applauded the rapper for thinking in terms of reality first, and Drake even
jokingly mentioned and possibly teased this TikTok approach earlier this year in the music
video for Lil Yachty's song Oprah's Bank Account.
I love, you know, all the little ditties and all the little jingles that the kids are
doing on their SoundCloud or _ the other thing.
_ _ [Abm] _ _
Tarctate.
That's right.
And according to Tootsie and the crew, going viral online with new dance [Db] challenges seems
to be the way to go.
From the beginning, when we were just making dance videos back years ago, we were doing
it for fun.
We were [D] accidentally breaking these records.
I'm like, wow, like every time you dance to my song, like it goes up.
So people started to catch on to that like, hmm, when kids dance to the record and it
goes viral and everyone's making a dance video to the song, it blows up.
And for them, Tootsie Slide was something special.
This is a song that could be going on for like, this is like one of them ones like you
can hear 30 years from now and still like get the [Gb] groove and like I'm dancing to this
at my wedding.
_ Tootsie Slide at my wedding.
The track, produced by OZ, has Drake flexing in typical Drizzy fashion and it's his latest
in the line of surprise drops in [Abm] 2020.
_ _ _ [Abm] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ _ _ In the music video, we see Drake hit the Tootsie Slide a few times while walking through his
massive brand new mansion, similar to his video for When to Say When and Chicago Freestyle.
With the popularity of the song and the dance growing more and more each day, Tootsie, Ayo,
Teo, and Key are all excited for an amazing opportunity.
People have been waiting [N] for a long time for something like this to happen.
Like the whole dance culture and community, they're all the way behind us because it's
like, finally, like we're getting our shine.
Like, like finally we're going to get our recognition and this could open up doors for
other dancers that's doing what we're doing.
And they even managed to give us a little tutorial.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
Left foot up, right foot slide.
Right foot up, right foot slide. _
_ [Abm] _ If you want to learn more about the Tootsie Slide, check out the song page on Genius.com.
Right foot up, left foot slide.
What the fuck are you [N] doing?
I'm sorry, but it's hard.
We gotta hit it the first time.
[C] Golly.
Are you trying to be famous or not? _ _ _