VIDEO: Harlem Shake YouTube videos made at Bristol clubs and parties
Party-goers across Bristol have been busy making their own versions of YouTube sensation Harlem Shake.
It's a viral video craze that's taking the world by storm - whether you like it or not.
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Vidoes of people doing The Harlem Shake have gone viral on YouTube
Several videos have appeared on YouTube showing Bristolians making their own version of the dance.
The Harlem Shake meme – a concept that spreads from person to person via the internet – began this month in Australia.
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It involves a short video featuring a single masked person dancing to the start of the song, recorded by DJ and producer Baauer.
When the bass comes in, the video cuts to the same scene filled with about 150 costumed people.
The Bristol versions include videos featuring Ramshackle club night at the O2 Academy, Syndicate nightclub in Bristol, and a group of party-goers at an event at The Station.
WATCH THE RAMSHACKLE VIDEO HERE:
WATCH THE SYNDICATE NIGHTCLUB VIDEO HERE:
WATCH THE STATION'S VIDEO HERE:
•Watch Bristol university students' versions of Harlem Shake.
•Watch versions made by Bristol schools and nurseries.
•Watch versions of the video made by office workers in Bristol.
Have you seen any other Bristol takes on the Harlem Shake? Email a link to us.
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