Connecticut Governor Inspires White Dads Everywhere To DANCE!
Flay that funky music, white boy.
From the magical world of Twitter, we learn that newly sworn-in Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont "isn't afraid to live his best life and dance like no one is watching." And even if they are, he's having fun, and honestly we wish we could dance this weirdly and exuberantly without giving a single fuck what anyone says.
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He's wonderful and loopy, and we approve. And it only slightly reminds us of Twilight Sparkle dancing. God help us we are nerds.
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Whoa, I didn't know that. But the 30s and 40s were they heyday of dancing: from black entertainers in Harlem to Dennis Conner, Rogers and Astaire, Tamblyn and many other incredibly talented hoofers dancing many styles, usually highly choreographed but insanely vigorous.
Every single move of that was scripted, choreographed and rehearsed like crazy.