SCREAM & SHOUT DANCE – Will.I.Am Britney Spears | Choreography by Matt Steffanina (@MattSteffanina)

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SCREAM AND SHOUT REMIX – Will.I.Am ft Britney Spears & Lil Wayne Dance Video | Choreography by Matt Steffanina | http://youtu.be/L4v_5xIOtPQ « TUTORIAL Video

We taught this routine on the road for a couple weeks and finally got a chance to tape it after class @ IDA Hollywood this past week! Teaching a new routine this Thursday at 8 so come out and get down with us =)

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Dancers: Matt Steffanina & Dana Alexa
Edited by: Matt Steffanina
Scream And Shout Remix – Will.I.Am Britney Spears Lil Wayne

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Will.I.Am Britney Spears Lil Wayne Tunechi P Diddy – Scream and Shout Remix

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