LSU Dances To Get The Gat With Unidentified Guest In White House

Get The Gat has become a theme song for the 2019-2020 LSU Tigers. We see Joey B dancing to it above. 

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Today, at the White House, LSU did what any group of teenagers would do: make a TikTok. 

Now, I have sent out the Smoke Patrol. I don't know if I am allowed to do that in this day in age, but I did:

I'm going to be honest, I've searched everywhere, and nobody on Twitter has said who the woman is. I do know it's probably somebody's mother. Prayers up for those kids if they are old enough for their friends to have TikTok.

UPDATE: