Best Harlem Shake Videos

Kat:

People can't get enough of the harlem shake! It's everywhere and even middle aged moms are talking about it.  Due to its virality, scores or videos have been uploaded to youtube and made it impossible to find the best harlem shake videos.  Below are my personal favorite Harlem Shake videos from all around the world!

I love the quirkiness of this Harlem Shake, made out of edited animal videos from all across the internet. It combines the Shake with another great internet meme, silly animals.

The amazing trainers at Sea World taught a Walrus how to shake it, how amazing is that?

Even inanimate objects are getting in on the Harlem Shake!

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Harlem Shake Consumes Boston

Boston has been getting into the latest internet fad, the Harlem Shake, with businesses, bands and schools all going crazy once the bass of Baueer's Harlem Shake drops. The internet creates a crazy world of fad videos and pictures. From planking to LOLcats, viral internet memes can take the world by storm within a few days, and the Harlem Shake is no exception.

Baueer even got in on the action, at the Middle East in Cambridge, last week during his Valentine's Day show with Just Blaze.  At the show you, he put on full display his Harlem Shake Boston edition!

Local Boston business HubSpot put their own, milky, twist on the viral video.  They created a quirky Office Space Harlem Shake in their Boston office that would make the most lenient boss question perplexed. Working in an office with their own Harlem Shake and their own giant T-Rex...YES PLEASE!

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Bostonian's don't stop shaking just because of a little snow. During Blizzard Nemo earlier this month, this group braved the snow filled Boston streets to do the Harlem Shake and catch frost bite.

But the Harlem Shake has also taken over the world, not just Boston.

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Eric Prydz at Prime Boston: A Review

By Mike H: 

Going into this show, I wasn't terribly sure what to expect, besides of course a killer performance from progressive house legend Eric Prydz. Although I wasn't all that familiar with Prydz, I knew he had been making some noise with his semi-monthly podcasts, which spotlight songs and artists that the vast majority of the population have never heard of. I also knew that he had recently been offered residency at Wynn nightclub in Las Vegas, where he displays his new show concept, Black Dice: a minimal-lighting, back-to-basics approach to the growing EDM craze. All in all, I couldn't wait to see what Prydz had to offer.

Read the full review after the jump:

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