"Who Next? Jump In. Let's Go" was a popular tag line used by jersey club DJs during the 2010s. It was a call to action for dancers to enter the circle and show off their best moves. Little did we know this was also a splash of our Afrikan ancestry peaking through our ceremonies. This mural is a tribute to the positive impact of jersey club culture and the dances that blossomed from that. This mural depicts a brother doing the "running man," which was a staple Jersey Club dance that was creatively woven into dance sequences. These dances were seen at random moments when people just felt like hitting it one time, during sporting events and celebrations, while warming up food waiting for the microwave to ding, and anywhere else the creative energy flowed. Growing up in Newark had its challenges but one of the most positive and nostalgic qualities from that experience is the memories of Science parties, Wisommm Center parties, street teams, booty bouncing, the brands we wore, framed against the backdrop of community violence and trauma. As we knew, the same brothers hitting the running man also knew how to fight. In one way or another, I think we were all pulled into the streets but the dance represented that on some level, we could still hear the drums.