Thank for posting that example, GUEST, britt.

"Totally for sure" is featured in the popular 2000 Bring It On cheerleader movie. That cheer is a putdown of female cheerleaders who use Valley Girl language lingo and are much more interested in the way they look than in the football game's score.

There are at least three other Bring It On movies. The first movie in the series is by far the most popular (and, in my opinion, the best movie of the series). The second most popular movie of that series is the third one, Bring It On-All Or Nothing that
co-stars R&B singing star Beyonce's younger sister. In my opinion, these two "teenager" cheerleader movies have had a tremendous impace on the textual style of English language (children's)cheerleader cheers.

I've been told (by contributors to my Cocojams.com website) that "Brickwall Waterfall" was also featured in one of the Bring It On movies, but I'm not sure which one.

See Cocojams- Cheerleading Cheers for a number of examples of "Totally for sure" which is listed under the name "Like Totally For Sure". There are also a lot of "Brickwall Waterfall" examples in that website's Cheerleader cheer section and in that website's SchoolYard Taunting rhymes section. Check them out!

And thanks again to Britt and others who have posted to this thread.