Yesterday, while cruising through my normal tour through the darkest, most bizarre corners of the internet, I came across a jarring (albeit established) little tech phenomenon. People love dancing in Apple Stores. Like, dancing like maniacs. Why? Why not? Brilliant. More »
How do you sell Sony products? You can either have the ultracute Kristen Schaal shill as a psychotic gamer, or you can put some poor, poor sap in an Android costume and force him to frantically breakdance. Shudder. More »
This video showing the Japanese Coast Guard dancing “in uniform” whilst coming into port is making the rounds for obvious reasons but I still have to ask, when AREN’T Japanese sailors dancing as school girls while coming into port? More »
Being a flight attendant isn’t always exciting. The crew at Cebu Pacific Airlines, however, found a way to spice up a normally mundane safety demonstration: by setting it to Lady Gaga and Katy Perry songs and dancing their arses off. More »
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Sure, you’ve seen robots dance before, but you’ve never seen them dancing like this – shimmying, sliding and sashaying, just like humans, in perfect synchronisation. It’s just like Bring It On, but slightly less robotic. More »
Check your watch. Fist pump. Clap. Raise the roof. Release mosquitoes. Fist bop. Wave your lighter. Repeat as necessary. That’s the Bill Gates Boogie. More »
This may not necessarily be the most practical DIY, but if you’re looking – I mean really looking – at that picture and you’re not thinking “I want to go to there,” well, I just don’t know what to tell you. More »
A yearly CES tradition: The Adam Frucci white guy dance. If only you knew how he moved when the camera was turned off.
The only thing geekier than slow dancing at arms length apart is Pong Prom. Covert Athletics’ hoodies are embedded with arduino controlled LEDs that display a game of pong. The controller? Your dance partner’s swaying hips, monitored by accelerometer. More »
