Ever since Kinect Star Wars arrived in stores we’ve known our favorite heroes can dance. We’ve seen Han breaking out his best moves, dancing Slave Leia, and even stormtroopers on the dance floor, but only now do we discover that Darth Maul has been holding out. Watch as Maul spins his lightsaber and shakes his Sith assets at Walt Disney World Star Wars Weekends in Orlando, Florida.
See the video after the jump, as well as additional video from “Dance Off With The Star Wars Stars”…
The Mortal Kombat flash mob is back, and this time they learn a little something about friendship—and a whole lot more about making people in NYC uncomfortable.
Watch the video after the break.
RI0T is back to take on the Big Apple once again as our favorite ass-kicking, booty shakin’, air humpin’ characters from Mortal Kombat.
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When you get Spider-Man, Batman and Iron Man together in the same place, remember that a dance rave can break out any any time—regardless of how disturbing or inappropriate it is.
Check out the video after the break to see what I mean.
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Welcome to the Jungle (also known as Disney’s Star Wars Weekends). It’s got everything you want, like a Wookiee and an Ewok dancing on stage. There’s also Vader and Stormtroopers dancing to Metallica and more. Haha…it’s hard to watch.
Check it out after the break.
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You would think that a breakdancing corporate mascot with moves like this would get a little more enthusiasm from the crowd. Thankfully the internet audience is here to give dancing Android the recognition it deserves.
Check out the video on CubicleBot…
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Prepare your eyeballs for a video featuring a costumed Star Trek fan serving the entire audience at Boston’s PAX East gaming convention with his blistering Dance Central, Bel Biv Devoe dance moves.
It’s stupefying. Check it out after the break.
An easy way to show that Michael Jackson’s work will live on is this shirt that was originally made as a salute to Thriller. The shirt breaks down the zombie dance moves so you can have a guide for your own practice. Even if you have no plans on dancing, showing off zombies is always big with the ladies.
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It’s no wonder kids are afraid of the boogie man. Nothing like a white suited, hairy chested man with gold chains to scare the hell out of the kids.
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This poor robot should have known that you can’t step to pasty white geeks when it comes to rhythmless dancing. Tragic.
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