A Go-Go Dancer is a performer who dances in a lively and energetic manner, often in nightclubs, bars, or at music events. They typically wear vibrant costumes and dance to upbeat music, encouraging audience participation and enhancing the overall atmosphere of the venue. The style of dance is often characterized by its improvisational nature, allowing dancers to express themselves freely. Historically, Go-Go dancing emerged in the 1960s, particularly associated with the counterculture movement and rock and roll music. The term "go-go" is derived from the French word "à gogo," meaning "in abundance." Over the years, Go-Go dancers have become iconic figures in popular culture, often featured in music videos and films.