I recently saw a video of a little boy dancing alongside his
Big Wheel.
Naturally, I was compelled to investigate and find more of this
thing called, Ghost-ride the Whip.
The definitions of 'whip' and 'ghost ride the whip' in the Urban Dictionary.
There's even a documentary movie about 'ghost-riding' which was brought
about by the Hyphe movement in the San Francisco Bay area.
This 2007 video, Mista Fab tells you how to ghost-ride and feel like a star.
Here, two dudes show their ghost-ride moves in a parking lot.
Still dangerous but at least no oncoming traffic.
Compared to some other extreme activities, ghost-riding
the whip is performed on land (rather than above ground or under water)
but it does involve being near an uncontrolled, moving vehicle.
Extreme activities are exciting and thrilling because there's a bit
of danger involved.
Ghost-riding the whip isn't an activity I'm going to engage in.
I enjoy dancing to music without any associated danger.
But to those who like the thrill of dancing outside your ride
while it's moving, carry on, and I hope you have no ill regrets
in doing so.
