Dancers Perform Incredible '80s-Themed Flash-Mob In Seaside Town

Jul 08, 2020 by apost team

You might remember or know the Miami Vice Show.

If you don’t, here’s a highlight: Walkmans were the new trend, and people carried them around, hanging out of their pockets. This goes back to the ’80s! Pop was alive and thriving, featuring big names such as Madonna, Whitney Houston, David Bowie, Michael Jackson, Prince, and Bruce Springsteen, just to name a few.

One sunny weekend day, the people living in Worthing, England, could view a reenactment of that '80s feeling thanks to a flash mob.

This time, it was up to a popular Club Mob group hailing from the UK that decided to take by-passers back into memory lane. The group pulled off a flash-mob show on the streets that left the watchers mesmerized.

On a normal boring, sunny Saturday morning, residents of Worthing, a seaside town in England, were out and about minding their own business when a group of dancers decided to entertain them.

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The group of dancers, widely known as the Club Mob, surprised the town's unsuspecting residents. The short street performance has garnered a remarkable 214,000 subscribers and a similarly huge following on Instagram, amassing more than 3000 followers! Quite the celebrity statement!

The group of highly talented dancers has made it their style to travel across the country and show up at events such as wedding receptions, corporate events, proposals, birthday parties, and flash mobs, unexpectedly. Showing up as surprise guests seems to be their way of doing things.

This special performance begins with Irene Cara’s “What A Feeling” in the background as one girl takes center stage.

The video opens with one female dancer starting the action at the center of an open street.

She’s dressed in casual clothes and slowly begins to swing from one side to another as people start to gather around her. She’s slowly attracting attention with curious by-passers trying to understand what she’s doing.

Soon, another dancer joins in, then another, and turns into a lively dancing group seamlessly synching into the dance's rhythm and moves.

The by-passers are mostly residents who were out for shopping or just regular outings with the kids on a Saturday morning.

Normally weekends and slow and sloppy, with the streets heavily filled. On a slow day like that, some music and entertainment will do people some good and brighten the atmosphere. The first girl who took to the podium first soon welcomes another young lady, and you can notice the change in music in the background. The two are now dancing to “I’m So Excited.”

You’ve got to give them the mantle for making up such a wonderful playlist.

You will instantly fall in love with the group’s choreography. It is well articulated with all dancers moving to the music’s rhythm. All arms, feet, and heads are moving in synch. They make dancing look so easy. The playlist switches to the third song, “Vogue” by Madonna.

At this point, the dancers have attracted a bigger crowd watching from the sidelines. People of all ages, including children, are enjoying the entertainment and electric performance by Club Mob.

It’s intriguing how Club Mob makes it fun for children to enjoy music and moves from the ’80s. This automatically proves the adage, “Old is gold!” as children move heads in relation to the lyrics and tunes as the group dances.

Moving on swiftly to the fourth song of the day, “Footloose,” takes everyone by a wave. Now the crowd is dancing.

From various angles shot in the video, you will realize that these are three different flash mobs. Looking closely at the video, you will see a change in sceneries. What’s important is the excited reactions from the crowd.

“Walking on Sunshine” and “Black or White” follow shortly after before the performance comes to an end. You can hear the crowd cheering as they enjoy the show.

For two years, the video went viral and gathered more than seven million views!

We hope that they will continue entertaining people with the same spirit as they advance into higher levels. What do you think about the performance after watching the video attached? Electrifying right? Feel free to share this with your family and friends!