If you've ever wanted to learn the King of Pop's signature moonwalk dance move, this faux placard will teach you how--sort of. Print it out and amaze your friends as you glide across the floor just like Michael Jackson.
And if you actually want to learn to do the moonwalk rather than just laugh, check out the video. Check out some other funny placards below.
Implications - Pop culture has grown on an enormous scale now that consumers are increasingly participating in web based media. The Internet has ensured that popular pop culture references become essentially instantly recognizable due to its immediacy and wide range of users. A business' ability to reference pop cultural fascinations allows it to remain fresh and cutting edge.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Pop Culter Referencing
- Businesses that reference pop cultural fascinations can remain fresh and cutting edge.
- Web-based Media
- Pop culture has grown on an enormous scale now that consumers are increasingly participating in web-based media.
- DIY Culture
- The rise of DIY culture is evident in consumers' desire to learn and do things themselves, such as learning the moonwalk via a faux placard.
Sectors Adopting This
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can leverage the growth of web-based media and consumers' fascination with pop culture by producing content that references pop cultural fascinations.
- Digital Media
- The rise of web-based media presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the digital media industry, such as developing new platforms to engage with consumers and capitalize on their desire for pop culture content.
- Education
- The DIY culture offers opportunities for the education industry to create interactive and engaging content that teaches consumers how to do things themselves.
