I Believe She's Amazing Flash Mob - Toronto Eaton Centre

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Uploaded by on May 28, 2010

http://www.IBelieveShesAmazing.com Kim MacGregor organized this flash mob of 200 dancers to launch the "feel good" movement, "I Believe She's Amazing" in honor of her friend Erika Heller who passed away May 28th, 2009 at 31 yrs. old...this is her living legacy. The amazing choreographers and dancers pulled this together in just one-6 hr rehearsal the day before the shoot.
(The song is I Believe by Yolanda Adams, from the soundtrack to the movie Honey starring Jessica Alba.)

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  • 4814 people are dancing along with this video, 33 people are pissed they can't dance!!!

  • Like if you live in Toronto and wish you were apart of this . :) I wish i could have been involved!

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  • I love Toronto so fucking much

  • This is so beautiful....I feel like cryning xD

  • woooooooooooooooow i love it

  • Had me dancing and grooving!

  • The beauty of humanety, the abillity to spread so much love

  • When i first played this i thought the sign said "make every donut count" :P

  • I moved out of Toronto too soon. Never saw any Flash Mobs. :( Thanks for sharing this video, it was great!

  • AMAZING

  • I was dancing in this at the back. It was great! Sooo much fun! We put the pictures in our backs while we were dancing ;)

  • is the woman the one who already started the FlashMob at Oprah's benificial show feat. Black Eyed Peas?

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