The , popularized by South London artist A-Star , is a vibrant Afro-dance trend that originated from Ghanaian street culture. The "Kupe" movement itself was created by Ghanaian choreographer Incredible Zigi , who drew inspiration from a street slang used to "warn" or alert someone. The Story Behind the Move
: Start by standing on your heels with your knees slightly bent. Perform a "tip-toe" motion where you tap one foot forward and then bring it back. A-Star - Kupe Dance (Official Video) #KupeChallenge
: As you bring your foot back or move to the side, perform a sharp clap forward to "alert" the observer. The , popularized by South London artist A-Star
: In Ghana, "Kupe" is a saying used to warn or threaten. The dance incorporates a clap to get someone's attention followed by a peace sign to promote social harmony. Perform a "tip-toe" motion where you tap one
: Add style by popping your shoulders and shifting your weight onto your hips as you transition between taps. Practice Resources
: Created by Incredible Zigi (Amofa Michael) in Ghana.