It's the Greatest Thing You'll See All the Rest of February: Tom Steyer Dances Onstage to a 90's Hip Hop Hind-Quarters Hit

FILE – In this Aug. 15, 1996, file photo, rapper Tupac Shakur attends a voter registration event in South Central Los Angeles. Items owned by Shakur have been donated to Temple University, including a bullet-dented golden medallion the rapper was wearing in 1994 when he was shot five times. Diane Turner, the collection’s curator, said Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018, that the Blockson Collection will increase its focus on hip-hop culture with the addition of Shakur’s items. (AP Photo/Frank Wiese, File)

In the words of KISS, “You Wanted the Best, You Got the Best.”

Or something some degree of less.

You’ve watched 2020 hopeful Tom Steyer debating on the Democratic stage, and you’ve been enticed.

Maybe his are the right hands to hold the fate of the free world; but a question has loomed: “Can he work it on the dance floor?”

Well, no more sleepless night for you.

As the hedge-fund maestro sits between 12 and 16 percent — trailing behind Joe Biden — it might do him some good to shake what he’s sitting on and trail that behind around the room.

So he did.

At a campaign event the night before South Carolina’s vote, Tom took to the stage with rapper Juvenile — I guess for the benefit of aaaaaall the young folk.

Juvenile launched into his 1999 hit…

…titled…

“Back That Azz Up.”

Yep.

It happened.

If you were about to walk away from this story, better Back That…well, you know.

You’re welcome. pic.twitter.com/2eV97qFgUw

— Jim Newell (@jim_newell) February 29, 2020

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For my money, the best shaker goin’ there is Tom’s wife, Kat Taylor. Was she a Fly Girl on In Living Color?

And was this also from the same night?–

As per The Daily Wire, not only did Tom send a message of “I don’t think you’re ready for this jelly,” but the bootylicious candidate fed everyone. In addition to doing the mashed potato, he served some:

Steyer also splashed some cash. Attendees at the event were treated to a full appetizer spread, complete with mashed potato bar, [the Daily Mail] reported. Much of the crowd stayed around for three hours to see Juvenile, who gave Steyer his official endorsement when he was surrounded by reporters backstage. “He’s been representing my people from day one,” the rapper told The Mail.

Come November, are you ready for his jelly?