Where Did The ‘DAB’ Really Come From?

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Over the weekend ‘The Migos” were accused of stealing the popular dance move “Dab” from a group out St. Louis.  The crew named PHANTASTIK’s posted the video back in 2009, now everyone is giving the Migos a side-eye. The video resurfaced after Shad “Bow Wow” Moss tried to explain that the Dab had ties to smoking. Migos responded say “It’s just a dance”.

Who Created The Dance? You be the Judge.

SOURCE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elJXPUus4SY