Are you ready for another Harlem Shake video? We hope so because the world is going bananas for these videos and they appear to keep on coming. And while they've all held some sort of fun factor, this one might be our favorite.
We don't know what we'd do if we won a presidential reelection campaign. First would probably be to wonder how we even got elected the first time. THEN we would probably do something very much like this pajama dance, as depicted in this video from Ibish Comedy.
Let's all just pause and think about what we really want this election day. Pizza, right? Here's a video excerpt from comedian Vincent Gargiulo's film 'KNFR From 7:00 - 7:30.' We think this is probably one of the best songs ever wri
Most times in order to see moves like this you would have to pay. I guess I'm just surprised she's giving everyone such a show for free.
Sure, bride Ashley Richmond and father David Sparks may have performed a spectacularly awesome wedding dance medley to Motown and top 40 hits, but father-daughter duo Gary Stang and Garyn Stang-Chile did their wedding dance while on roller skates. Top that!
There are a lot of breakdancing videos floating around the internet, but feature a routine as effortless as this one from Alex Yde. Combining yoga with b-boy moves, Yde shows that he has some seriously cat like balance.
Texas bride Ashley Richmond and her father David Sparks have performed what may have been the most awesome father-daughter dance in wedding history. Instead of a traditional slow dance, the duo got their groove on to a medley of Motown and top 40 hits.
92-year-old Louise Neistat has been teaching tap dance out of her attic for over forty years. Even at her advanced age she still holds classes six days a week, and imparts her years of experience on her many students.
Before becoming a teacher, Louise danced professionally as a Rockette during World War II. One of the great regrets of her life is that her father never saw her dance with New York City’s famed Radio City Music Hall troupe, because he died of cancer right before her debut.
Here’s a tip: when dancing alone in your bedroom, always make sure your little brother isn’t in the doorway upstaging you with his, as Maroon 5 sings, “moves like Jagger.” Because that’s exactly what happens to the girl in this video.
There are times when you should save your best moves for the privacy of your own home. The urge to let yourself go is certainly ok if you have a little bit of rhythm.
The most exciting thing that happened at a recent Seattle Mariners' game took place between innings, when Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' was played to entertain the crowd.
The JumboTron camera operator found a little boy enthusiastically dancing to the classic hit, and the youngster's moves were so strong and Jackson-like that they kept his routine up on the big screen for the whole break.
Check out below the video that thrilled the crowd and would have made the late King of Pop proud.
