Dancing meme takes over internet
MANILA, Philippines — Meme culture definitely reigns over the internet, from pop culture to fandom references, netizens just can’t get enough.
A dancing meme featuring Korean idol Irene from Red Velvet is making rounds on social media for its wacky dance moves and choreography that fit almost every song.
From James Reid’s Milo campaign “Energy Gap”
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An online jingle from a famous shopping website
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Article continues after this advertisement2003 dance pop hit, “Crazy Frog”
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Even the theme song to “Maynila,” the longtime running Saturday noon TV show of Buhay Party list Rep. Lito Atienza made it!
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The choreography was in-sync with the folk song “Dayang-dayang” as well
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This version with This Band’s “Kahit Ayaw Mo Na” has gained 1.5 million views.
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The clip was originally a dance video to Korean traditional singer Kim Yon-ja’s “Amor Fati” which was featured at the KBS Song Festival in 2018.
Various versions have been uploaded in the Facebook page “The same video of Irene dancing to different songs.”
A similar page called “The same video of a Russian kid dancing to different songs” went viral last year as well. /muf
