How to do the Griddy in FIFA 23: Viral celebration dance explained
You'll be hitting the Griddy in FIFA 23 in no time.
How do you do the Griddy in FIFA 23? If you've already spotted that this viral dance craze is included in the current version of EA's football simulator game, and you want to get involved, you've come to the right place for some answers.
How to do the Griddy in FIFA 23
To do the Griddy in FIFA 23, this is what you need to do:
- Hold down the right trigger while your player is celebrating a goal
- Flick the right stick upwards, twice in quick succession
Note that the right trigger has different names on each console: it's R2 on PlayStation, RT on Xbox, and ZR on Nintendo Switch. The right stick is the same across the board, though.
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What is the Griddy? Viral celebration dance explained
The Griddy is a celebratory dance move that Allen 'Griddy' Davis created. It was first seen on Snapchat, before NFL player Ja'Marr Chase began using it at major sporting events.
The Griddy involves tapping your heels, swinging your arms back and forth and bringing both hands up to your face in a glasses shape (that last bit is known as 'throwing your Bs').
Justin Jefferson is among the NFL players to get involved with the trend, and the Griddy was even included as an emote when Jefferson was added to Fortnite.
Christian Pulisic of Chelsea is among the Premier League footballers to deploy the Griddy on this side of the pond, and Manchester United's Anthony Elanga has also 'hit the Griddy' on numerous occasions (see below).
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