In this ever-changing world of viral videos and social media sensations, dance trends have come and gone faster than the seasons. But one thing has remained constant: our commitment to keeping up with these dance trends, ensuring every event we play at is not just a gathering, but a joyous celebration of the moment. From the quirky moves that took the internet by storm to the classic steps that never go out of style, we’ve seen and played them all. So, buckle up and get ready for a nostalgic journey through the dances that defined a decade.
Here’s how we’ve kept the party going, one dance trend at a time!
2011-2012: The Gangnam Style Wave
Remember when everyone was horse-dancing to Psy’s “Gangnam Style”? This global phenomenon, performed by South Korean musician Psy, wasn’t just a hit worldwide; it was also embraced in South Korea.
Was Gangnam Style banned in South Korea?
At Felix and Fingers, we not only mastered the moves but also made sure every guest felt like a K-pop star on the dance floor.
2013: Harlem Shake – A Shaky Sensation
2013 brought the Harlem Shake, where one person danced alone before a sudden cut to a wild, group dance.
Can you lose weight by doing the Harlem Shake?
Our pianists loved playing that catchy beat, watching as guests went from casually nodding to full-on party mode in seconds.
2014-2015: Whip/Nae Nae – The Dual Dance Duel
As dueling pianists, we know a thing or two about dualities, and the Whip/Nae Nae was no exception. Whether it was whipping or nae-naeing, our events turned into epic dance-offs.
What do the song lyrics to ‘Silento Watch Me’ mean?
This explains why it seemed to be a regular feature at our lively performances.
2016: Dabbing into the Scene
Ah, the dab! It popped up everywhere, and we were right there, dabbing along with the best. Our pianos became the unofficial dabbing headquarters at every event.
Why do people hate the dab?
At Felix and Fingers, we embrace the fun in every trend. Whether loved or loathed, the dab got everyone talking – and occasionally, secretly dabbing when they thought no one was watching!
2017-2018: Fortnite Frenzy
With Fortnite taking the world by storm, we saw an influx of game-inspired moves. From the Floss to the Orange Justice, our pianos played the soundtrack to these viral dances.
Which dance trends were created by the Fortnite game?
We saw plenty of these moves at our Felix and Fingers events!
2019: Old Town Road – Yeehaw!
“Old Town Road” had everyone feeling a bit country. At Felix and Fingers, we donned our cowboy hats and rode the wave, turning venues into modern-day saloons.
What is the meaning of lean in Old Town Road?
You can be sure that this song received plenty of requests at our events.
2020-2021: TikTok Takeover
The pandemic might have kept us indoors, but TikTok kept us dancing. From the “Renegade” to the “Say So” dance, our virtual events kept spirits high and bodies moving.
What is the Savage Challenge trending on TikTok?
The trend became so widespread that it was not uncommon to see it featured in our events, as guests loved to show off their own takes on this viral dance.
2022-2023: Back to the Dance Floor
As the world opened up, so did our dance repertoire. With every new trend that popped up on social media, Felix and Fingers was there to bring it to life at your events.
Conclusion:
From Gangnam Style to the latest TikTok trend, Felix and Fingers has not just witnessed but actively participated in a decade of dance evolution. We’re more than just musicians; we’re trendsetters, mood lifters, and party starters. So, whatever the next dance craze may be, you can bet we’ll be ready to get you dancing – guaranteed!
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