YouTube is a showcase of many things, including mockery. The rise of viral mockery is a growing phenomenon, and this video is the latest example.
Now, before anyone gets worked up about me poking fun at Christian pop singers, a disclaimer: The singers in this video aren’t bad dancers. In fact, they nail their choreography. It’s just that the choreography is terrible!
Watch as iconic dance moves are all brought together for three minutes. There’s the ‘80’s robot, the standby two-step, Compton Crip walk, Michael Jackson moonwalk, the shuffle from “The Right Stuff” by New Kids on the Block… There’s even an MC Hammer move thrown in there!
What's Driving This Trend
- Viral Mockery
- The rise of viral mockery is a growing phenomenon.
- Iconic Dance Moves
- Iconic dance moves are being brought together in new and unexpected ways.
- Nostalgia-based Entertainment
- Nostalgia-based entertainment is becoming more popular on YouTube.
Who This Affects Most
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry could use nostalgia-based content to capture a larger audience.
- Social Media
- Social media platforms could leverage the popularity of viral mockery to increase user engagement.
- Marketing
- Marketing campaigns could incorporate iconic dance moves as a way to connect with younger audiences.
