twerking

A popular Dallas restaurant is making headlines across social media after the owner of the establishment decided to put some patrons in check for what they deem was "unruly" behavior.

Driving down S. Broadway or around Loop 323 in Tyler, around Loop 281 in Longview or basically anywhere in East Texas, you'll see those inflatable people that move in the wind and as the wind gets blown up the sock tube.

Ok, I'll admit, I fell for it and I'm pretty sure you did too! I'm talking about the video we posted online last week about the girl who was attempting a new style of twerking and ended up catching herself on fire after losing her balance when a door was opened she was twerking on.

It goes without saying that these video are going to not be appropriate for all ages. Really no one should watch these. But, twerking is everywhere. Seems like everyone is doing it. Is everyone doing it well, though? Nope. No, they are not.

Ok, we saw Miley Cyrus doing her thing at the VMA's a few weeks back and now it seems as if everyone is trying to come up with their own form of twerking and trying to reinvent the dance in new ways.

Thanks to Miley Cyrus' dancing on the MTV VMA's this past Sunday night, the term twerking has been catapulted to mainstream use. Twerking describes a type of dancing that most dads wish their daughters would not take part in.