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Video Exclusive: Chapter 3 Of Girl Walk // All Day (Featuring The Return Of The "Single Ladies" Dance)


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Published Dec 6, 2011

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Published Dec 6, 2011

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We're back, with the latest chapter of Girl Walk // All Day, the epic music video filmed all over New York City. Below is the premiere of Chapter 3, which brings the protagonist to Lower Manhattan, where she teaches some women how to do the "Single Ladies" dance. But before you get there, you may want to start from the beginning and watch Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 again (or for the first time).

We'll be back with the next installment on Friday, December 9th (the night after the project's big premiere at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple—RSVP here).

Girl Walk // All Day is a production by Wild Combination.

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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