So, apparently, there is a video game called Team Fortress 2 and in this game, you can “taunt” your opponents in various ways. One unusual way to taunt them is with a square dance (or, technically, with making your opponent do an arm swing).
This is another example of square dancing appearing in popular culture and not quite getting it right.
This is another example of how square dance is (mistakenly) perceived by the general public. This song was kind of made in the style of square dancing, at least. Coolio’s song Ghetto Square Dance doesn’t have anything to do with square dancing (as far as I can tell). Eminem’s song at least mentions “do-si-do”, but that’s setting the bar rather low.
WARNING: Explicit and vulgar lyrics.
You ask if there is such a thing as Jewish square dancing? Of course, there is!
This song is called “Funky Squaredance”. As far as I can tell, it doesn’t have anything to do with square dancing. Eminem also has a song called “Square Dance”, and it also has nothing to do with square dancing, and it is set to a beat that would make it very difficult to square dance to, but at least he says “dosido” in his.
Swing your partner, round and round.
They are not dancing! They can’t even dosado properly! Argh!
There are only three couples in the first bit. Four in the next, but still “not quite right”.
Only for dancers? Hop, hop, hop? Nope. Not quite right.
I’d like to comment on this song, but I can’t understand any of it. I seem to have lost my internal Smurf translator when I turned 18.
Square Your Dance 