The planes were flying I have video of them making laps to the ocean while I was trying to save my house in the first 3 hours of the fire. @MayorOfLA is a DOLT and a DANGER to our city!!!
The below is at 12:30. TWO hours after the fire started. Bassura is full of lies per usual. We can NOT trust this evil person!
A global trend like this will never happen again - it was the closest we got to world peace. 🫰
In 2013, the internet witnessed one of the first truly global sensations of the social media era: the Harlem Shake. Fueled by American producer Baauer’s track, the meme exploded, with thousands of versions surfacing within days and millions of people around the world joining in.
The format was simple and repetitive, making it perfect for virality. The video would begin with a lone person dancing awkwardly, followed by a sudden “drop” in the music. The screen would then cut abruptly, revealing a chaotic scene where everyone in the frame was in costume, making wild movements, with no rhyme or reason. This easy-to-replicate structure encouraged schools, businesses, the military, universities, and even government agencies to create their own versions.
Unlike scripted campaigns, the Harlem Shake spread organically, illustrating the power of collective participation in online culture.