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Lindy Hop did not just “start” one day, but instead evolved over a course of years in the late-1920s to early-1930s from other popular dances such as the Black Bottom, Truckin, Charleston, and others. It developed to manifest the rhythms and energy of Swing music, which no other dance manifested sufficiently.
