HIJACK – Tyga Dance Video | @MattSteffanina Choreography ft @SierraNeudeck & @DanaAlexaNY

Tyga ft 2 Chainz – HIJACK Dance Video | Matt Steffanina Choreography ft Sierra Neudeck, Dana Alexa, Andy Torres, & Denis Kochkin | This is a combo that I taught a couple times at IDA, thanks to everyone that came out and KILLED it! See you next Thursday 🙂

**Group 1 Dancers** – Andy Torres, Matt Steffanina, Denis Kochkin

**Girls/Guys Group Dancers** – Sierra Neudeck, Tatum Ramsey, Dana Alexa, Ginger Goldbaum, Ebonee Le’Triece, Bong Hoang, Jeremiah Neil, Justin Williams, Voltaire Wade-Greene, Walter Moran

Choreography by: Matt Steffanina
Filmed at IDA in Hollywood, CA – Open Hip Hop class every Thursday 8-9pm come get down w us =)

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Tyga Hijack Lyrics
Pu***, money, – w**d got all that
Ni**a talk shit – get your head cracked
Riding with the racks, thang on my lap
Steal your bitch, call it hijack
Hijack, hijack

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