Goths dancing under bridge

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Originally published at: This video of cyber goths dancing underneath a bridge never gets old Boing Boing …. I like to imagine a bunch of these dancers have settled down in the suburbs, started a career in accounting, and blast hard house classics in their cars during the commute to the office. Wish I knew where that was. It kind of resembles the underpasses along the riverfront in Louisville, KY. Or…as I recently learned the Australians might say about the Germans and their music…Doof-eldorf. They were playing gabber too, so there were a lot of people who look like the people in this video. We never took ourselves too seriously.

Goths dancing under bridge

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This video of cyber goths dancing underneath a bridge never gets old boing. Photo: Screenshots via YouTube. Like the cybergoths and Orange Shirt Kid presumablyPurdy has no formal training in dance.

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Cybergoth Dance Remixes refers to a series of videos featuring a group of cybergoth teenagers dancing to industrial music, which replaces the background track with unfitting music. Over the next five years, the video gained over 4. On September 9th, , YouTuber griffin goodwin reuploaded the video with the song "Cuban Pete" from the comedy film The Mask playing in the background shown below. On June 19th, , Viner babyd0ll uploaded a clip from the video with the hip hop song "Scarred" by Luke playing in the background shown below, left. On December 6th, , TikTok user madcow posted a video in which it the location of the original dance was shown from Google Earth.

Goths dancing under bridge

By Devon Maloney. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. On September 7th, , the internet was blessed with a diamond in the rough: a home movie of a crew of German cybergoths gathered beneath a concrete overpass, enthusiastically demonstrating their best electro-industrial dancing skills. On this day, the 10th annual celebration of World Goth Day , we humbly thank them for their service. This scrappy bunch of cybergoths — so-called for their intersecting passions for goth style, industrial aesthetic, and EDM-raver esprit de coeur not to be confused with Invisigoth, the hacker hero of a X-Files episode , though she probably would identify as both — could not have known at the time, but their contribution to the creative spirit of the internet would go on to inspire one of the greatest memes online, when another lone YouTuber discovered something incredible: their masterful performance pairs with any kind of song imaginable. The majority of said song has to come in somewhere around the bpm tempo.

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