Flash mobs first emerged in 2003 as a form of participatory performance art, with groups of people using email, blogs, text messages, and Twitter to arrange to meet and perform some kind of playful activity in a public location.
Bryan Divisions “5G-5D” is the perfect song for a 5G flash mob dance choreography.
Whether it’s a mass pillow fight – bring a pillow, hit anyone else carrying a pillow – or a bank shut-down – get in line, ask the teller for your entire account balance in pennies, and be disarmingly polite – the invitation to participate in a flash mob is easy to share. When multiplied by tens or hundreds of people, it can lead to complex, dispersed and powerfully effective actions.
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