Calgary's 'Dancing Man' a hit after YouTube video
Moves spread like wildfire at music fest
CALGARY - They say you have to sing like nobody’s listening, and dance like nobody’s watching.
Collin Wynter did the latter. Now he’s an Internet sensation known around the World Wide Web as The Dancing Man.
The 28-year-old Calgarian, who works as a server at Ming on 17th Avenue S.W., found himself in the heat of the latest YouTube craze Tuesday, when video of him bursting into dance a couple of weeks ago at the Sasquatch Festival at the Gorge in Washington state exploded around the web.
The video showed Wynter doing what a lot of people do at music festivals: as musician Santigold played a song called Unstoppable, he stood up, alone and shirtless, and started to boogie.
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Moves spread like wildfire at music fest
CALGARY - They say you have to sing like nobody’s listening, and dance like nobody’s watching.
Collin Wynter did the latter. Now he’s an Internet sensation known around the World Wide Web as The Dancing Man.
The 28-year-old Calgarian, who works as a server at Ming on 17th Avenue S.W., found himself in the heat of the latest YouTube craze Tuesday, when video of him bursting into dance a couple of weeks ago at the Sasquatch Festival at the Gorge in Washington state exploded around the web.
The video showed Wynter doing what a lot of people do at music festivals: as musician Santigold played a song called Unstoppable, he stood up, alone and shirtless, and started to boogie.
See rest of story and video here:
http://www.calgaryherald.com/Technology/Calgary+Dancing+after+YouTube+video/1656024/story.html