When Mainstream Stars Get A #LatePass
Urban trends that have been "columbused."
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The Nae Nae - Miley Cyrus strikes again after "inventing" twerking and taking it mainstream. This time the former Hannah Montana star unveiled a new "signature" dance called "The Nae Nae" to her fans.As the media and Miley finally catch up to Atlanta rap group We Are Toonz's smash "Drop That #NaeNae," which first started making waves last year, let's check out other artists who received late passes after jumping on trends already brewing in the streets. —Michael Harris (@IceBlue VA)(Photo: Simone Joyner/Getty Images)
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Cornrows - Houston rapper Riff Raff is just one of many white artists who have made cornrows quite popular as of late, but Black women and men have been wearing their hair in the popular braided style for centuries. This might be the ultimate Johnny come lately, because the styling was really popular among male rappers during the 90s.(Photo: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
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"That's Hot" - Paris Hilton jacked the hood for its slang dictionary when she took "That's Hot" worldwide. She even proved she was gangsta when she trademarked the phrase in 2007.(Photo: Kevin Mazur/BET/Getty Images for BET)
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Vogue - Voguing was a popular house dance that spawned from Harlem's ballroom scene in the '80s, but it became known to the world once Madonna struck a pose to it with her multiplatinum-selling single "Vogue" in 1990.(Photo: Sire Records/Warner Bros.)
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Big Booty - Vogue recently declared we're officially in the era of the big booty thanks to hotties like Iggy Azalea and Kim Kardashian. The fashion mag seems to have just taken notice, writing, "In music videos, in Instagram photos, and on today’s most popular celebrities, the measure of sex appeal is inextricably linked to the prominence of a woman’s behind."However, Sir Mix-A-Lot told us in '92, "She gotta pack much back."(Photo: Brian Prahl/Splash News)
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