I don’t mean to say that viral trends like dance are dying trends. For me, anything related to music, dance and entertainment is always on trend. And if you like fun, I know you’ll agree with me.
Remember the Jerusalem Dance Challenge? It became a hit about two years ago. The dance was a huge hit and is still popular two years later. Police officers from all over the United States gathered to dance to the melodious Zulu music.
But one team did very well. A group of dog trainers and their partners put on a show in Jerusalem and blew the roof off.
Sisters Buttons Jerusalema video goes viral.
the dancing policeman
If you enjoy watching dance videos on YouTube, you’ve probably come across a channel called Sisters Buttons. They posted all kinds of choreography online, including the Jerusalem dance performed by police dogs and K9s.
The rhythmic words “Master KG” and “Nomcebo” did not stop anyone. Jerusalem was very contagious, even addictive. No wonder dogs are included!
The dance video begins with a shot of a dog handler and his pups approaching. Ready to hit the dance floor with a smile on your face. In this case, even the field.
Then, the moves start! As the handlers start dancing and exchanging legs, their dogs are standing still next to them, wondering what’s happening.
What happens is that the handlers take over, showing off some smooth moves.
Another team joins in – this time, inside a huge dancing room.
As the song progresses, and the dancing teams exchange places and scenes, something pawmazing happens.
The handlers, one by one, step in the center of attention, but this time, they’re not alone. Each handler dances in with his dog, doing the same thing – dancing the best way they can!
And. They. Have. Moves.
And, they’re super excited to participate in the viral dance challenge!
Some even jumped into their handler’s arms and danced together.
As the song finishes, all the handlers and their dogs come into focus and they celebrate a successful and fun challenge!
I’m sure these pups had a blast filming the Jerusalema. I see many more fun dancing challenges in their future.
Watch K9 Jerusalema and try not to dance yourself!
