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How to confuse tourists: Spontaneous dance on the Art Museum steps
In classic flash mob fashion, a group of ladies on Facebook is trying to get together a spontaneous choreographed dance together this Sunday at 2 p.m. on the steps of the Art Museum. Here's the deal:
At the time of the event, you just jump in whenever you feel inspired by the music. Actually, ideally we would have at least one practice beforehand. The dance is just over four minutes long, and when the music ends, you just go on your merry way as if nothing had happened.
Apparently, according the FBook invite, the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau is interested in the event for a promo. Your chance at immortal fame and glory? We think so.
You can get in on the action and learn the steps courtesy of this handy dandy instructional video:
Those are some pretty sweet moves. Unless no one else shows up, then that girl is gonna feel foolish.
I find this to be the best thing ever! It reminds me of crappy 90″s films staring Freddie Prince Jr. and a soundtrack from Fat boy Slim…(Ive got Christopher Walken on my mind) Prize to anyone who can name that song. I can! I love confusing the tourists. It’s Philly’s way at taking revenge on those big quacking duck boats.
This is Fantastic! The ones done in Belgium and London looked like so much fun! I know many people starting to learn the moves… This girl will definitely not be alone!
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