It seems that a new type of dance craze may soon overtake the web. Could it be the next Gangnam Stlye?
The Harlem Shake is easy: People create videos, about 30 seconds long, that are set to “Harlem Shake” by New York deejay Baauer. The first 15 seconds contain just one person dancing (or oddly humping the air) while everyone else in the room acts normal. When the beat drops is when things begin to happen. Check out the videos below to see just what might be the next viral craze.
UCF students have grouped together to try and recreate a dance version of their own. A Facebook planning page has been created to try and film a UCF version of the video. Currently 180 people have said they plan on attending.
Several versions, spanning from colleges to workplace, have popped up on YouTube. Below are just a select few.
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