Meaning
A dancehall dance move in which the dancer bends low and 'creeps' with a smooth, crouching, gliding motion, as if slinking along the bottom of a gully. Popularised by Elephant Man's song of the same name, the gully creepa is one of the many named dancehall dances of the 2000s, prized for its low, stealthy, controlled style.
Examples
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Watch him do di gully creepa 'cross di floor.
Watch him do the gully creeper across the floor.
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Bend low an gully creep.
Bend low and do the gully creeper.
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Di gully creepa smooth an low.
The gully creeper is smooth and low.
Origin
Named after Elephant Man's 'Gully Creeper'; a low, creeping dancehall move. See [[log-on]], [[willie-bounce]].
How it’s used
A low, gliding, crouching dancehall dance move. See [[log-on]], [[willie-bounce]].