2010 Video Of A HBCU Majorette Dance Line Chanting An Adaption Of The Sorority Dissing Chant “What Is A Delta?” (with a Delta version & An AKA version of this chant) 2026 reprint

The majorettes of Texas Southern University’s Motion On The Ocean dance line pay homage to historically Black Greek letter chants in a 2010 performance.

Their rendition of the “What is a Delta?” chant, alongside its sister chant “What is an AKA?”, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Black Greek life. The performance showcases the majorettes’ precision and synchrony as they weave together the catchy lyrics and energetic dance moves.

This nostalgic moment not only pays tribute to the history of Black Greek life but also highlights the evolution of dance and performance in the HBCU setting. The majorettes’ adaptation of the chant has become an iconic representation of the blend of tradition and modernity that defines the spirit of African American culture.

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