Some film lovers pore over restored prints of Citizen Kane. Others, like Dallas rapper B-Hamp, write catchy ditties about Will Ferrell movies. His single ''Do the Ricky Bobby'' (inspired by 2006's Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby) has a dance routine that a number of YouTube users are imitating in their own clips. B-Hamp tells us how to get it right.
Step 1
Lifting your arms by your sides, swing them from left to right.
Step 2
Squat; fold your left arm across your chest, and hold your right arm out
as if you're driving a race car with one hand on the wheel.
Step 3
Strike a pose! ''Any pose you want,'' says B-Hamp. (We suggest standing
proud and throwing up the ''I'm No. 1'' hand gesture. After all, if you're
not first, you're last.)
Step 4
Squat; take your arms forward in a circular motion, referencing the
scenes in which Ricky Bobby believes he's wheelchair-bound. ''That's the
thing that I always see people really like to do.''
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