_step-and-stroll-competition-b-b-king39s-nyc.jpg "Step and Stroll Competition @ B.B. King's NYC from y delta inc Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 1 min 35 sec
✓ Published: 21-Apr-2012
✓ Published: 21-Apr-2012
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College XP 101 ProductionnnnThis competition was put together and hosted by Dj Royal and Dj Spider, Dj Noir, DJ Self, Greenidge Works LLC, College Music Festival, DAUNI0N, and College Club Kings. They did a great job putting this event together.nnThe show was held at the popularized sound stage and club, B.B. King's, located in the heart of New York City's 42st. Some ofN.Y.C.'s best Greek Letter Organizations, step and stroll teams went head to head for the title and cash prize. It was amazing
College XP 101 ProductionnnnThis competition was put together and hosted by Dj Royal and Dj Spider, Dj Noir, DJ Self, Greenidge Works LLC, College Music Festival, DAUNI0N, and College Club Kings. They did a great job putting this event together.nnThe show was held at the popularized sound stage and club, B.B. King's, located in the heart of New York City's 42st. Some ofN.Y.C.'s best Greek Letter Organizations, step and stroll teams went head to head for the title and cash prize. It was amazing
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