A clip of the Spurs Coyote doing the “Stanky Leg” dance to SA rapper Phyllis “Sentiva” Ochoa’s viral 210 hit “San Antonio, Where We Roll” has gone viral on TikTok.
The moment was captured by several attendees at the Spurs’ 115-110 loss against the Portland Trail Blazers at the Frost Bank Center on Saturday, including TikTok user @siempre_sanantonio.
As of press time, the clip has racked up some 80,000 likes, 20,000 shares and more than half a million view.
“A deeply unserious city,” TikTok user @skipminni commented on the post.
Meanwhile, others, including user @txhoneybites, commented that she hopes that the singer of the Alamo City anthem, also known as “P Money,” is “getting paid for all this play time.”
For those not terminally online, the song in the clip has become a staple of sorts on San Antonio TikTok. Often, it’s used a background track for videos of people engaging in “puro” Alamo City activities such as driving overloaded pickup trucks.
The song first went viral about a decade ago after local rapper Ochoa “dropped a little hook to represent San Antonio” on YouTube. The tune vanished into obscurity, only to once again gain traction again in recent months via TikTok.
As for Ochoa, she’s still serving time at the Coleman Unit in Lockhart on aggravated robbery and prostitution charges. Her projected release date is May 5, 2031, according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
The Spurs aren’t the first sports team to jump onto the Ochoa train, however.
Texas Christian University also used her tune in TikTok ahead of the Horned Frogs’ matchup against the USC Trojans at the Valero Alamo Bowl last week.
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