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In the age of the Internet, viral videos have become a cultural phenomenon that influences the way we communicate, maintain and even come into contact with each other.
From humorous lip -synchronizations to breathtaking dance routines, these videos not only entertained millions of people, but also triggered global trends. This article takes a look at some of the most iconic and influential viral dance videos that have attracted the attention of the Internet over the years, from the beginning of the online video exchange and today.
Each of these videos stands for a unique moment in internet culture and shows creativity, fun and the power of music and movement.
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The Numa Numa Dance (2004)

Gary Brolsma "Numa Numa Dance" is widely seen as one of the first viral videos on the Internet, before YouTube. In December 2004, Brolsma, 18 years old and came from New Jersey, invited a webcam video on Newgrounds.com, in which he enthusiastically made and danced to "Dragostea Din Tei" of the Moldavian pop group O-zone lip movements. The catchy chorus with the Romanian phrase "Nu Mă nu Mă" inspired him to the title of the video.
Although Brolsma originally intended the video as a joke for his friends, it quickly gained great popularity. Until 2006 it was estimated to have over 700 million times on various platforms and was therefore the second paired viral video at this time, right behind "Star Wars Kid".
The success of the video led to broad media reporting, including In the ABC show Good Morning America, the NBC show The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and the VH1 show Best Week Ever. In 2007, Brolsma was named Internet superstar No. 1 by VH1.

Evolution of Dance (2006)

The video "Evolution of Dance" is one of the earliest viral hits on YouTube. It was uploaded by Judson Laipple on April 6, 2006 and shows a comedic dance routine in which he shows popular dance steps from different decades - from Elvis Presley and the Twist to Mc Hammer and the Backstreet Boys.

Pumped up kicks dubstep dance (2011)

"Pumped Up Kicks (Dubstep Remix)" became a popular Internet mashup in the early 2010s, which mixed the indie pop hit "Pumped Up Kicks" by Foster The People from 2010 with heavy Dubstep beats and was often used in dance videos and remixes on YouTube and soundcloud.
The dance "Pumped Up Kicks | Dubstep" became known in his viral video from 2011 by Marquese Scott (Nonstop). It is one of the most fascinating freestyle Dubstep performance of all time,

Uptown Funk High School Dance (2015)

"Uptown Funk" by students and employees of the A. Maceo Smith New Tech High School in Dallas, Texas. This performance went massively online in early 2015 - for good reason.
The video shows Pankey how he dances through the aisles of the school and seamlessly follows groups of students who perform a synchronized choreography. The entire performance was recorded in a single recording that shows impressive coordination and planning.

Who is the hell? (2006)

“Where the Hell is Matt? (2006) is a viral video of Matt Harding, in which he dances in his typical silly style in dozens of countries on all continents, often accompanied by smiling locals. The video is underlaid with the song“ Sweet Lullaby (Nature’s Dancing 7 “Mix)” by Deep Forest Supplemented.

JK Wedding Entrance Dance (2009)

The JK Wedding Entrance Dance (JK wedding entrance dance) is a viral wedding video in which the wedding party to Chris Brown's "Forever" dances down the corridor. It was uploaded to YouTube in 2009 by a couple named Jill Peterson and Kevin Heinz - hence "JK".
The video begins like a traditional wedding, but quickly turns into a choreographed, happy procession, in which all bridesmaids and groomsmen dance to the altar. In the end, the bride itself also dances down the passage.
The video was a large internet sensation and was called up millions of times within a few days. It was praised for its spontaneity, its fun and the break with conventional wedding traditions. It even contributed to the fact that "Forever" reappeared in the charts. The couple later used their newly won celebrity to support projects such as prevention of domestic violence.

The Git Up Challenge (2019)

The Git Up Challenge with the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office and the Yuba City Police Department is an outstanding example of how the law enforcement authorities promote the community spirit through dance. The video for Blanco Brown's hit "The Git Up" shows civil servants, court employees and employees of the law enforcement authorities from both districts who take part in a lively, choreographed routine.
Their joint effort not only underlines their unity, but also brings a feeling of fun and accessibility into their roles. This special video received great attention online and was called up over 18 million times on YouTube. Among the numerous “Git Up Challenge” videos, it stands out due to its enthusiastic participation and seamless coordination between the different departments.

Liana Blackburn’s Body Language (2019)

Liana Blackburn's Body Language is a dynamic and expressive dance piece that was choreographed for the song "Body Language" by Queen from 1982. This choreography is a characteristic work in Blackburn's repertoire that combines sensuality with technical precision in order to explore the nuances of non -verbal communication through movement.
The play received great attention in 2019 when it was introduced to Boing Boing and highlighted Blackburn's ability to convey strong emotions and stories solely by body movements. The choreography underlines the importance of body language in dance and shows how gestures and posture can convey complex feelings without words.

Wannabe - Why Mona Dance (2020)

The dance "Wannabe Why Mona" went on Tikke, thanks to a new cover version of the Spice Girls Hit, Wannabe of the artist Why Mona, who gave the nostalgic song a modern and angular turn, viral.
Coupled with an energetic and choral choreography, the dance quickly received a complaint because it not only was fun, but also visually impressed. Tikok users love challenges that combine familiarity with creativity, and this hit the mark-a classic pop anthem was combined with a brave new vibe. As more and more creative attitudes, the trend exploded and became a popular expression of self -confidence, style and a little attitude.

Tanja & Desirée Hot Bachata (2010)

Tanja Kensinger, known as “La Alemana”, and Desirée are renowned dancers in the Bachata scene. Your joint appearance in the video “Tanja & Desiree Hot Bachata” has achieved over 11 million views on YouTube. In this performance you present a passionate and stylish interpretation of the Bachata dance, which combines both technology and expressiveness.
The video shows how Tanja and Desirée perform the sensual movements of the Bachata with elegance and precision, which makes it an inspiring example for dancers. Their cooperation emphasizes the female presence in the Bachata and demonstrates how two dancers can dance together harmoniously and powerfully.