Prince Nana Details How His Popular Dance Came Together

Crazes in pro wrestling are strange things, with seemingly off the cuff remarks or movements taking on a life of their own.

Currently in All Elite Wrestling, Embassy founder Prince Nana has gotten very over due to his enthusiastic dancing during Swerve Strickland’s entrance, with crowd members - and even Eric Bischoff - doing their own interpretations of the dance.

Nana was a recent guest on Talk is Jericho, where he revealed how his dance came to be:

"I was in my room and got some good news, and next thing you know, I put on Instagram. I put on the Swerve song and I was like, 'I'm gonna just dance to this.' I just started dancing that same dance and I did that same dance. I taped it. We went maybe about two weeks, and you know, when I was initially walking him to the ring, I had a little motion in my step, a little pep in my step, but I said to myself, maybe two weeks into that, I looked at that video again and I said, 'You know what? I'm gonna do this dance', and I did it one night, and boom, history again was made, and just since then, every week people are requesting me to do it. I did it in London in front of 80,000 people. We're getting memes. We're getting people doing the challenge. So it's definitely a great thing," said Nana.

H/T: WrestlingNews.co