Invisible Box
A dance move where a person pretends to step on a box
Example
That boy has some moves
He went from jookin to the invisible box to the moon walk
Related Slang
| Invisible step | A dance move that involves pretending to step on a step |
| Dab | Hip hop dance move |
| Jookin | Footwork-based dance move |
| G-Walk | Footwork-based dance move |
| Nae Nae | Hip-rocking, hand-raising dance move |
| Dougie | Dance move |
| Twerk | Hip-gyrating dance move |
| Go viral | To become popular on the Internet |
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Invisible box is a dance move where a person pretends to step on a box. The dance move gained popularity in 2014 but then went viral when a video of cheerleader Ariel Olivar doing the move (also called invisible step) was shared in December 2017.
The move is made up of a person pretending to step onto a box by lifting one foot to "step" on the box then pushing off with the other foot to make it seem like he is stepping on a box. The move requires enough leg strength and control to create the illusion that he is stepping on a box. The move is typically done when dancing to show off to other people on social media or in person.