During the fourth quarter of the Jets win against the Miami Dolphins with the Dolphins at the Jets nine yard line, Darrelle Revis managed to make a fantastic interception, thus blunting Miami’s meager attempt at a comeback.
To celebrate, the thirty year-old veteran broke out the ubiquitous “Nae Nae” dance that has become a sports tradition in its own right. It was like watching your dad dance, somehow awkward and awesome at the same time.
Awful or Not……I LOVE THIS!!! @Revis24 #NYJ #revisisland pic.twitter.com/CTTppqwyXr
— Ethan King (@ethanking9) October 4, 2015
Unsurprisingly, Revis didn’t pick up the dance on his own. His kids asked him to do the dance if he ever got an interception. Revis’s (presumably younger) teammates then taught him the viral hit that he so expertly displayed after his second interception of the year.
Darrelle Revis said his kids told him he had to do the Whip/Nae Nae if he gets an INT. He said the team had fun w it pic.twitter.com/uUm4QIUXhE
— Kimberley A. Martin (@KMart_LI) October 4, 2015
Did you see @Revis24 do the nae-nae after his pick?
His teammates taught him that. pic.twitter.com/CgvuAP0pi3
— New York Jets (@nyjets) October 4, 2015

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