The Dougie, from Cali Swag District's "Teach Me How To Dougie" is one of the most well known fad dances. (Thanks to Justin Bieber) Learn how to Dougie here!

The Cat Daddy, by the Rej3ctz, isn't that new of a song, but it recently came into fame after Kate Upton attempted it in a bikini. Learn how to do the Cat Daddy here!

The history of "The Jerk" is a bit complicated. It first came into popularity in the 1960's. Don Julian's The Jerk started it all, but it's The Capitols' Cool Jerk that originally brought the dance into fame. Next, Audio Push created Teach Me How To Jerk, but it didn't come back into popularity until New Boyz released their version, "You're A Jerk." Regardless, you can learn how to do The Jerk here!

Despite it's culinary name, this dance originated in Harlem from DJ Webster's hit song, "Chicken Noodle Soup." Especially after Chris Brown showed off his Chicken Noodle skills, the dance quickly became an internet sensation. Learn how to do the dance here!

Believe it or not, but the Harlem Shake, originally named the "Albee," was created by a homeless man in 1981. Al B, nicknamed Sisqo, was an alcoholic in Harlem (shocker) who would perform (and teach!) the Albee for 50 cents or a beverage. That being said, the dance didn't become mainstream until 2001, when G-Dep performed it in his music video "Let's Get It." Learn how to do the Harlem Shake here!

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Since being released Friday, over 14,000  people have downloaded the mixtape while it’s been streamed over 47,000 times. People love them some free shit, I guess.

Featuring tracks such as “Fire Blunts,” “Came With That Choppa” and “20Min Freeestyle” — which is exactly what it sounds like —  it’s doubtful that Arnault himself would give his stamp of approval…especially since Soulja Boy refers to him as “Robert Arnault” at least twice over the course of the EP.

However, you can’t buy publicity like the lolling “Louis Vuitton,” on which the rapper references the brand some 63 times including this little gem: “LV Bags, LV pants with that LV sag/ It don’t make no sense why these n****s hate/ It don’t make no sense why they LV fake/ But mine’s real.”

There’s Louis V’s campaign against counterfeits right there.

If you hate yourself but love shitty songs about luxury (“Money Can Buy You Class”!) you can download the Bernard Arnault EP at Dat Piff. [WWD]

1) Whomever sent the comment needs to focus more on finishing 3rd grade than playing around on her mamas computer, your spelling errors speak volumes of your intelligence.

IF YOU’RE GOING TO SEND AN ANGRY COMMENT PLEASE BE LITERATE!!!

2) Soulja Boy is trash and I guarantee his clothes will be too. So many rappers do this, they could care less about fashion, HELL MOST OF THEM DON’T EVEN CARE ABOUT THE MUSIC, THEY JUST RAP TO MAKE MAJOR CASH FUNDS IT’S JUST A HUSTLE, THEY DON’T RESPECT THE ART OF HIP-HOP……and you can rest assured they don’t care about our beloved world of fashion. There’s really nice urban fashion out there like SUPREMEbeing and Mecca but some of it is just ridiculous and worth even less than the bag you bring it home in.

3) Now as I said before, I am a black man and I know how “other” people react to our culture, but just becuz someone doesn’t like like Rocawear or Phat Farm doesn’t make them a racist, NOT EVERYONE IS GONNA LIKE WHAT WE WEAR. Me personally, I still don’t think it’s cute in any form or fashion to have your pants saggin off your ass. On the other side, in my experience, it doesn’t matter what I wear, A RACIST IS GONNA TREAT ME LIKE TRASH IF I’M DECKED OUT IN ABERCROMBIE OR DRESSED HEAD TO TOE IN G-UNIT. Therefore lets remember not to be so quick to think of urban wear as the devils apparel, but if it’s trash, it’s trash.

We’re still dealin’ with these issues in the world, especially in the U.S. and I really think that we should be careful about who we label racist, but at the same time when it does happen we need to acknowledge it. This situation, however, is just an acknowledgment of an over exposed clown pimpin’ himself for more money.

C’mon, what kind of ass stands up for Soulja Boy?!