MOVE

[dxpxyst]

hahahahah

[geoffreybeene]

i don't get what's wrong with the guy who's getting tapped on the forehead

[Spindlework]

@geoffreybeene Do you have to do that with your eyes every time you get tapped on the forehead? I don't =D

[unpoppy]

"ah, yes. gotta love exploitation of the disabled for the sake of so-called "art""

Where you genetically engineered to assign what is art and what is not art ? These are real people living in a real world flipping out in a real and very very groovy way. When you die would you enjoy laughing about these conditions or miserable about them?

[MrAnacin]

All I can really say is that I wish you well.

[artsy24]

I love this!  Thanks for posting it!

[Miercolespo]

Disturbing.

[42KaKa]

I dont get it

[synthwerk]

It's very beautiful. When you take movement disorders out of context like that it forces a new kind of surreality.

[holynihilism]

great music. i had to try a few of these moves myself to see what all the rage was about.

[alarmagent]

I can most certainly dig it. Where was this footage found?

[unpoppy]

thanks alarmagent. at the end of the supershow and in the credits you can find an answer for where the footage came from. Every subject in the video has a movement disorder or what I affectionately refer to as 'the jive'. The video also has the original version of Popcorn as audio. Basically, this is an 'unpopcorn' music video.

[theRealZeal]

A bit disturbing but very colorful !

[xh3llb3ntx]

heh. i dig this...the crazy legged lady at the end was my fav