“The Writing’s on the Wall” filled with optical illusions, OK Go are back with yet another meticulously choreographed dance video for “I Won’t Let You Down.” Filmed in Japan, this new clip features more than a few umbrellas, Honda UNI-CUB personal vehicles (a kind of tiny robo scooter), and a cast of hundreds. Make sure to stick around for the final shot, hard to believe it’s even real, but knowing OK Go, it certainly is.
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Taylor Swift recently explained that she used to get nervous at awards shows but now she’s learned to just not care and enjoy herself, dancing along to her favourite performances even when she’s not on stage.
She’s previously said:
I used to get really nervous at awards shows because, seemingly, they’re a huge pressure cooker. And everybody seems to be sitting there trying to look more unaffected by being at this awards show than the person next to them. A couple years ago I just decided, “No. This is the coolest concert you could ever go to. This is like all these incredible acts playing their biggest songs and I get to be front row and I’m going to dance during this because I feel like it – and not because it looks cool, because it doesn’t.
And last night at the AMAs, Taylor well and truly enjoyed herself. In fact, she got all over-excited during her friend Lorde’s performance. It was pretty amazing.
Just LOOK HOW MUCH SHE’S LOVING LIFE.
No one loves life as much as Taylor Swift at an awards show.
If you are looking for a one sure fun 3day adventure for 2015, this might be right up your alley, The Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas 2015 has been officially announced: Hundreds of thousands will descend on the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for three nights of live music, rides, costumes, art and entertainment, June 19-21, 2015.
Check out the trailer below– Passes go on sale December 1, 2014. Visit the official website for more info.
Seems like t would be loads of fun huh?
Art history has never been so easy! Reddit user DontTacoBoutIt (now a dead account) posted a series of famous paintings and gave short but hilariously accurate explanations on how to recognize their authors. According to him, Da Vinci’s works can be recognized by the bluish mist and locations reminiscent of Lord of The Rings movies, while Rubens’paintings can be identified by the figures’ large behinds.
Though some may fault them for being gross over-generalizations, these descriptions take the recognizable essence of each painter’s work and put it in very easy words that anyone can understand and, more importantly, remember.
But even more exciting is that commenters on Reddit and Imgur started sharing their own ideas for artist identification. It seems like they won’t stop until every artist in the world is explained. Check out the following examples, and if there’s an artist that you want to add, don’t hesitate to comment!
They say you should dance like no one’s watching. But if you actually don’t want anyone watching, you should make sure that no one is.
That lesson was learned the hard way by this poor soul in the video below, who was cleaning up after a Halloween party whilst dancing to the Sheena Easton classic “Morning Train (9 to 5),” according to the video description.
The dancing is great and this guy has nothing to be ashamed of. See for yourself below.
These goofy “pups” can pop and lock somethin’ fierce.
In a video uploaded to YouTube, two pooches show off their best, most intricate dance moves. OK, maybe the dogs aren’t actually breakin’ it down, as two humans act as their arms — but we promise it’s still pretty hilarous.
You’ll be mesmerized starting at the 0:12 mark when the canine heads and human hands perform some incredibly precise choreography, better known as “tutting.”
While the impressive moves may inspire you to bust a move yourself, we warn you, it’ll be a challenge to achieve the perfection this duo has.
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