The foundational fast-paced "sliding" footwork typically done in urban environments.
The core of the dance involves a specific "and-one" count where you kick your right leg out diagonally while shifting the left leg back. Unlike a hop, the Tuzelity style emphasizes a smooth slide to maintain the "shuffle" aesthetic.
While specific rankings fluctuate based on weekly viral algorithms, the following categories represent the most popular ways the "Simpapa Polyubila" trend is performed by creators like Layla and the Beginsisters : Simpapa Polyubila Tuzelity Dance Top 10
Videos where experts break down the footwork for beginners.
Performers use neon lighting or digital effects to highlight their shoes and leg movements . While specific rankings fluctuate based on weekly viral
A creative pivot where the footwork is replicated using fingers on a table.
A unique variation that mixes traditional shuffle steps with commands like "right foot two-step, slide to the left". A unique variation that mixes traditional shuffle steps
Dancers who "morph" outfits or locations mid-shuffle to the beat drop.