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UTThe Harlem shake may have been 10 years ago but it lives forever in our hearts. #college classes could all benefit from a little less head achin , a little less test takin, and a little more booty shakin #harlemshake
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ANthis song had a chokehold on the internet #funny #memes #2000s #comedy #harlemshake
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REDe Harlem Shake is een virale internetmeme en danshype uit begin 2013, gebaseerd op het nummer “Harlem Shake” van Baauer. De korte video’s, meestal ongeveer dertig seconden lang, volgen een vast patroon. In het eerste deel danst één persoon, vaak met een helm of masker op, terwijl de mensen om hem heen hun normale bezigheden blijven doen, bijvoorbeeld in een kantoor, klaslokaal of andere alledaagse omgeving.
Wanneer in het nummer de zin “Do the Harlem Shake” klinkt, volgt een plotselinge overgang, ook wel de “drop” genoemd. Op dat moment verandert de scène abrupt: via een snelle montage is de ruimte ineens gevuld met mensen die verkleed zijn en op een chaotische, ongecoördineerde manier dansen. Vaak gebruiken ze daarbij opvallende kostuums, maskers of vreemde attributen, wat de absurditeit van de scène versterkt.
De hype begon eind januari 2013 en groeide in februari uit tot een wereldwijd internetfenomeen. Duizenden mensen en groepen maakten hun eigen versie van de video en plaatsten deze op YouTube. #grappig #funny #dance #nostalgie #reelsvantoen
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THTake yourself back to 2013 when the Harlem Shake absolutely dominated the internet. Everything would start normal, then BAM, complete chaos with random costumes and insane moves. No context needed, just pure viral energy.
This wasn't just a dance, it was a whole vibe that showed what the internet used to be like: spontaneous, unpredictable, and totally free. Before everything became super calculated and algorithm-driven, we had these wild moments that brought everyone together.
The Harlem Shake era is gone, but it left a permanent mark on internet culture. It reminds us that sometimes the best content is the stuff that makes absolutely no sense but somehow connects with millions of people.
Comment how old you were when the Harlem Shake took over your feed! Let's see who remembers this iconic moment.
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EDFollow (us) @EDMCLIP for more EDM content like this! 🪩🔥
One of the first true viral moments that took over the internet in 2013. Built around Baauer’s bass-heavy track, the formula was simple: one person dancing alone… then chaos erupts when the drop hits.
What started as a niche track quickly became a global phenomenon, sending “Harlem Shake” to No. 1 and changing how viral culture could impact music forever.
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JAWhen Millennials would Harlem Shake 😂😂 #dancing #harlemshake #millennials #2000s
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The Harlem Shake became one of the biggest internet crazes of the early 2010s, blowing up in February 2013 as people everywhere started uploading their own short dance clips set to the song “Harlem Shake.” The format was simple but unforgettable: one person dances alone while everyone else acts normal — then, when the beat drops, the video cuts to total chaos with a room full of people dancing wildly, often in random or hilarious costumes. 🕺
What made the trend explode was how easy it was to recreate. All you needed was a camera, a few friends, and a sense of humor. Platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook were flooded with uploads, from office workers and classrooms to sports teams and even crowds in public places. At its peak, thousands of new versions were being posted every day. 🎥
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CAHay que celebrar los 12 años volviéndolo a hacer 😎🙌
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THAll in favor of bringing the Harlem Shake back say 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
#savannahbananas #harlemshake #throwback #funnyreels #silly #dance #rave
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TH#ThrowbackTuesday : Who remembers this? 🔥
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EDFollow (us) @EDMCLIP for more EDM content like this! 🪩🔥
What started with Baauer’s track and a Filthy Frank upload on January 30 exploded into one of the first true global “chaos memes,” following a 30-second formula everyone knew by heart: one masked dancer ignored for 15 seconds… then the bass drop hits and the room erupts into pure madness.
Within weeks, thousands of versions were uploaded daily from college dorms to the Norwegian Army and NBA teams. The wave was so massive that Billboard changed its chart rules to include YouTube streams, sending “Harlem Shake” to No. 1 on the Hot 100, the first time a meme pushed a song to the top like that.
It wasn’t just a trend, it was a synchronized moment in internet history that the whole world shared at once.
#edm #electronicdancemusic #trend #harlemshake
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HOOn February 2nd, 2013, a group of teens from Australia created the first viral Harlem Shake video, getting 1M views in just days, even before TikTok existed.
Within 5 days, over 250,000 videos were uploaded with the same trend, and reaching 1 billion in cumulative views.
In this trend, there is one person dancing awkwardly for the first several seconds while everybody in the back act casual.
Within 15 seconds, there is a hard DROP followed by an abrupt cut to everyone going berserk in costumes and masks, and flailing randomly.
The absurdity and lack of explanation was the magic. No one asked "why”, you just did the dance.
The hype lasted almost 3 months into April 2013, as copycats began saturating feeds.
And we need to pay homage to this trend, as it paved the way for Ice Bucket Challenge, Mannequin Challenge, and TikTok's entire format as we know it today.
#lol #throwback #trending #harlemshake #dancetiktok
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