NBA's Sacramento Kings first Hmong dancer

[DancerMom]

 


http://www.nba.com/kings/video/2010/07/20/MeetSKDTfinalmov-1377054

http://www.nba.com/kings/dance/sdkt_central.html

[NytWolf]

You are sadly mistaken.  The FIRST Hmong Kings dancer was in the early 90's.  For her privacy, I won't post her name, but those who know should already know.

[DancerMom]

You are sadly mistaken.  The FIRST Hmong Kings dancer was in the early 90's.  For her privacy, I won't post her name, but those who know should already know.

Assuming I am mistaken can you provide any factual proof to substantiate your claim? Credibility means everything to these young ladys. Therefor, credit should be given where credit is due

[NytWolf]

PM sent.

[Ron Burgundy]

Brittany??  What's her last name??

My son's best friend in school last year had an older sister that was a Milwaukee Bucks dancer.  She was white and blonde though...

[incutebus]

brittney... really? Did she really had to go with BRITTNEY?

[thePoster]

Wow... is all I have to say...

Wow...those girls....ummm. ....no comment!

[Solemn Wind]

Is the Hmong community supposed to be proud when a Hmong woman made it as an NBA dancer or NFL cheerleader?

What about if she made it as a big name pornstar like Tera Patrick making millions of dollars a year?

By the way, Tera Patrick is half Thai and used to live in Fresno and even Merced.

[chriscnl]

Man I want to see her in person.

[Believe_N_Me]

I thought there was already a Hmong girl dancer back in the 90s, too?

[hmongforever]

Is the Hmong community supposed to be proud when a Hmong woman made it as an NBA dancer or NFL cheerleader?

What about if she made it as a big name pornstar like Tera Patrick making millions of dollars a year?

By the way, Tera Patrick is half Thai and used to live in Fresno and even Merced.

Yes, we do have some Hmong women in the porn industry. They are not pornstar like Tera Patrick, but they will get there one day.

[Elfy]

Yeah, I've heard of this quite awhile back. Not only is there a dancer, the head designer of their cheerleading wardrobe is also a Hmong lady. But of course, she is behind the scenes and NOT in the spotlight, so people probably wouldn't know that. But yes, even we made it as a designer. That's awesome. Kuddos.