House dance is a style of street dance that originated in the 1980s in Chicago, primarily associated with house music. It features fluid footwork, intricate body movements, and a strong connection to the rhythm of the music. Dancers often incorporate elements from various styles, including hip-hop, jazz, and African dance, making it a versatile and expressive form of movement. The dance is typically performed in clubs and dance battles, emphasizing improvisation and personal expression. House dance encourages creativity, allowing dancers to showcase their individuality while engaging with the music and the audience. It has since spread globally, influencing many other dance styles and cultures.