Flashmob in my hometown!
This happened last month, and they've now released the official video for it. 70 students gathered at 1pm in the High Street to dance to a selection of classics.
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I believe this one had a facebook group with an open invite. Everyone was simply given a time and date to meet up, and then they were told what would happen.
That's all you did? First make a lot of noise, fall dead, then get up and walk away?
It took place on an auspicious date (6:06 on 6/06/2006). People with surnames beginning with the letters A to M were in red, N to Z were in blue. We assembled on either side of Great St. Mary's church, and at the precise time charged at each other and had a poke battle. An unknown number of seconds later the whistle went and we immediately "fell dead" for... some time... then got up and walked away. There were plans for others but this one had the most people at it.
I couldn't tell, was music actually playing at the event, or did they do it MP3 Experiment style?
(http://improveverywhere.com/missions/the-mp3-experiments/)
(http://improveverywhere.com/missions/the-mp3-experiments/)
Someone had a stereo playing the sound, and it's dubbed on in the video.
Sadly not, I got the invite though. I'm in the time lapse at the beginning, I just realised :D
Apr 18, 2009. 1:04 PMKasaron
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My favorite has to be the old lady with the blonde hair. Funny as hell.
. It should be against the law to have that much fun. LOL
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