My people is welcome to Rant and Randomness. I'm Luffy and this is my show where I talk about things I'm loving, things I'm side-eye, and having great conversation with awesome people.

I'm here at Chicago Recording Company, bringing you all the radio voices always. And on this episode I'm talking about my feel-good, which is the Renegade dancer, Julya Harmon,

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And my guest name, my guest is Kim Foxx, Cook County State's Attorney, who is up for election. And it's gonna be a good show y'all, so let's jump into it.

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So today might feel good. I'm feeling good about the original Renegade dancer getting the credit that she deserves.

So I'm officially going to declare anti-status here and acknowledge that I have no idea what the children are doing on this app called TikTok. I barely even know what it is.

But it's a big deal. And for several weeks, everyone from teens to cats to 45-year-old white moms, they've been doing the Renegade dance to the song Lottery by K Camp.

We'll link some examples in the show notes so you can see what this is all about if you're officially old like me, young old shout out to you.

So it turns out this dance was created by a 14-year-old girl named Julya Harmon.

She wasn't getting credit for it until the NBA invited several white TikTok influencers who had popularized the dance to be a part of the All-Star game.

Yo, the fact that July was not part of the group, the internet was not having it.

They ended up being a New York Times piece written about it and in all the uproar, her name started making this way around.

So she started getting credit. She ended up performing the Renegade dance live at the NBA All-Star game.

She's been on Ellen, she's just blowing up. She's just 14-year-old girl who's clearly deeply talented and was much overdue to receive the credit for this really cool dance.

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