Snails may have plenty of junk in the trunk but when it comes to shaking what God gave them, it's all in the antennae. And boy did God give this dancing snail a sweet pair of those.
Check him out as be bobs his antennae to the beat of Reel 2 Real's classic hit 'I Like to Move It.'
Hot on the heels of the awesome movie supercuts 25 Unscripted Scenes and 50 Trippiest Drug Hallucinations comes another epic montage from YouTuber extraordinaire Mewlists. This one covers the evolution of dance in film over the past 89 years. To say stars have stepped it up would be an understatement.
Rock band OK Go is known for its quirky and innovative music videos -- the 2006 clip for 'Here It Goes Again,' which features the guys on constantly-moving treadmills, has been viewed more than eight million times on YouTube.
In the video for the group's newest song, 'All Is Not Lost,' the band members team up with contemporary dance company Pilobolus (remember them from the 2007 Oscars?) to float, spin, and seemingly swim through thin air. And if you're using the Google Chrome browser, there's even an interactive version of the same clip.
You may not know Judson Laipply's name, but you've almost surely seen him in action. The comedian's 'Evolution of Dance' video went viral in 2006 and has since been viewed 177 million times.
So several weeks ago when ESPN began mulling ways to laud the inevitable end of the NFL lockout, he was a natural choice. “The idea started by thinking about how we should celebrate a return to football,” said Kevin Kirksey, ESPN’s senior director of marketing. “Judson was a perfect partner to work with.”
Indian Pizza Huts are just like American Pizza Huts, with two small twists: They serve ketchup as a pizza condiment and instead of service with a smile, you get service with a dance.
Shot in the northern Indian city of Agra, this video of dancing Pizza Hut servers shows what is apparently an everyday occurrence at the chain's restaurants throughout India. Look at that fancy footwork on server number two. That's why he gets the best tips.
'Rise of the Planet of The Apes,' the second attempt in the past decade to reboot the 'Planet of the Apes' franchise, hits theaters August 5th.
Until then, you can get your damn-dirty-ape fix from this video remix featuring footage from the original 'Planet of the Apes,' and a medley of songs from the Benny Benassi Presents the Biz album 'Hypnotica.'
Have you ever heard of finger tutting? If not, prepare to be amazed. It's essentially interpretive dance for the fingers, or as a newscaster might say, Voguing on steroids. If you're looking for an entrée into the burgeoning art form, be sure to check out superstar finger tutter JayFunk's new commercial for Samsung Mobile France. Before getting the gig, JayFunk's finger tutting videos racked up more than a million views on YouTube.
Ryan Gosling doesn't just have looks and serious acting chops. As we learned on 'Today' this morning, he can also pull off dance moves that require agility and strength.
The 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' star recreated the famous lift from 'Dirty Dancing' this morning with the unlikeliest of partners: Al Roker.
Beyoncé's choreographed flash mobs are the hottest ticket in music right now. First, B surprised a group of kids mastering her 'Move Your Body' moves in their school's auditorium and on Thursday, she snuck up on a group of shoppers at a Harlem, New York Target taking a dance lesson from her choreographer.
The crowd was dancing to her latest single, 'Countdown,' when Beyoncé emerged (to hysterical screams, naturally) and joined in, too.
In this video, a young man at a wedding performs a spirited and solo dance, much to the delight of everyone watching.
It's the type thing that will often happen at a wedding, after some cocktails have been consumed. But what makes this spirited solo wedding dance different than most is that at this wedding there was a fountain -- the kind of fountain that will sneak up on a guy when he's paying more attention to his spastic gyrations than his immediate surroundings.
Check out the latest addition to the canon of wedding fails below.