Finger Lean
(Noun) Created in the Irish Murray tribe of Clayton, the finger lean is a tradition only that of which devoted constituants of the Tribe can follow.
The Finger Lean is performed by the extention of the index finger on one hand, about 1 foot away from the face. This is followed by a lean into an opposing party and stern words of wisdom.
The Finger Lean is performed by the extention of the index finger on one hand, about 1 foot away from the face. This is followed by a lean into an opposing party and stern words of wisdom.
(Finger Lean) "I want you to know I never gave up hope."
"Watch out with his left hook."
"Good hustle."
"Don't look at my arms."
"Watch out with his left hook."
"Good hustle."
"Don't look at my arms."