Ciara Was Spotted Doing The “Cowgirl Boogie” At This Underrated Seattle Landmark
And it's giddying! 🔥
We all remember Blanco Brown's viral hit from earlier this year, thanks to the line dance that achieved meme status, he had us all doing. But now, it's a celebrity's turn. Busting some serious moves, Ciara danced to The Git Up Remix, and it's getting a lot of attention.
The R&B singer posted a video of herself earlier today shuffling at Hat 'n' Boots in south Seattle. Now, the choice of location makes all the sense in the world given the country rap song's rodeo association.
Dressed in a comfy black hoodie, a camo jacket, and cowgirl boots, Ciara "got low" at Emerald City's landmark cowboy-themed gas station. Legend has it, that even Elvis dropped by this spot when he was in town during the World's Fair in '62!
Her caption which began saying, "#TheGitUpRemix is too much fun! Thanks for having me @BlancoBrown. 💃🏽" racked up over 424,000 views in less than an hour.
The caption continued, "Remix out now! A Town Love. I want to see you and your families jam out to over the Holiday. Aye 😎"
Our question is, could this be another #gitupchallenge in the making?
The dance machine showed off her moves to the remixed version of the popular song which dropped on December 23. This time, it features her too.
The track opens with her singing, "Let me see you two-step, then one, two-step/ Do the cowgirl boogie, both you hands like this/ Take it to the floor with a whole lotta drip/ Now show off your moves in your new outfit."
While her energetic performance got several of her fans twerking and excited about getting the new single, Seattleites were proud of the representation.
"Is that south park seattle? ❤️Represent!!" one Instagrammer wrote in a much-liked comment.
While several of them admired the western-themed park, some others had no idea this landmark even existed in the city.
"It had that cowboy boots and hat? Wow, had no idea that existed! Thanks for letting me know!" wrote another Insta user.
For those of you who want to find it, the gigantic hat and pair of snazzy boots are located at Oxbow Park in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood.