The Story: Hip Hop, Line Dancing, and Real Community Energy

 

“Line em’ Up” brings together Hip Hop, humor, movement, and everyday joy in a way that feels instantly inviting. The performance video features Dilly Gence alongside community line dancers, creating a visual that is lively, accessible, and built around participation.

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This is not a music video that keeps the audience at a distance. It invites people in. Whether someone is a longtime dancer or just knows how to catch the beat and smile, “Line em’ Up” gives them a reason to move.

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For media outlets, the story offers strong visuals, a clear local connection, and an easy on-air moment: Dilly Gence and dancers can show viewers how to step into the line.

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Why Nashville: TSU Roots + Old Hickory Community Center

 

Nashville is part of the story behind “Line em’ Up.”

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Dilly Gence’s roots in the city trace back to his time attending Tennessee State University, where his creative work extended beyond campus. While in Nashville, he was also involved with a YMCA-affiliated nonprofit performance group that used live theater, music, motivational speaking, and dramatic pieces to reach young audiences across schools, youth facilities, underserved communities, and juvenile justice settings.

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That experience helped shape his belief that performance can do more than entertain. It can connect people, shift energy, spark conversation, and bring joy into places that need it.

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Filming “Line em’ Up” at the newly renovated Old Hickory Regional Community Center brings that Nashville connection full circle. The video features dancers connected to a soul line dance class held at the center, turning a local community space into the heartbeat of the project.

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TV Segment Idea: Teach the “Line em’ Up” Dance

 

Dilly Gence is available for a live in-studio or virtual segment that gives viewers music, movement, and a local story in one package.

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A possible segment could include:

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• A short interview about Dilly Gence’s Nashville and Tennessee State University connection

• A brief clip from the “Line em’ Up” performance video

• A clean performance moment or music playback segment

• Dilly Gence and dancers teaching the hosts a simple section of the line dance

• A conversation about Hip Hop, movement, confidence, and bringing people together through music

 

This segment is a strong fit for morning shows, lifestyle programming, entertainment segments, arts coverage, wellness features, and community-focused stories.

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About Dilly Gence

 

Dilly Gence is a Los Angeles-based, TSU alumnus feel-good Hip Hop artist whose music blends humor, rhythm, confidence, and movement. His creative lane is rooted in classic Hip Hop flavor with a playful, positive edge that makes people want to loosen up, laugh, and get in the groove.

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His early creative work in Nashville helped shape his belief that performance can entertain, connect, and uplift. Through songs like “Line em’ Up,” Dilly Gence creates music that feels accessible, energetic, and made for real people.

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His work celebrates joy, body confidence, dance, community, and the kind of everyday wisdom that can make a room feel lighter.

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Media Assets for Producers​

 

The following media assets are available through the buttons above:

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• Private screening link for the “Line em’ Up” performance video

• Press release

• High-resolution artist photos

• Video stills

• Clean audio / performance track

• TV segment notes

• Suggested interview questions

• Booking and media contact information

 

Additional assets, including behind-the-scenes photos, short clips, and custom segment materials, may be available upon request.

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Suggested Interview Questions

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• What inspired “Line em’ Up”?

• Why did you choose Nashville and Old Hickory Regional Community Center for the video?

• How did the soul line dance class become part of the project?

• What does Tennessee State University mean to your Nashville story?

• How does Dilly Gence use Hip Hop, humor, and movement to bring people together?

• Can you teach us a simple section of the “Line em’ Up” dance?

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Booking & Media Contact

 

For interviews, live or virtual segments, performance requests, media assets, or booking inquiries, please contact:

 

Adriohn Richardson
Media / Booking Contact for Dilly Gence
Phone: (323) 905-7575
Email: crazatic@gmail.com  

 

Dilly Gence is available for Nashville media appearances connected to the release of “Line em’ Up,” including in-studio segments, virtual interviews, performance clips, and community dance demonstrations.