A strange '80s television moment is What is the sex of the shark in the video?being launched into meme status, and like so many viral videos, it's reached many'a procrastinating internet-dweller in record time.
In less than a week the high-kicking, unnervingly enthusiastic and a pastel-wearing kids from the first episode of U.K. kids showEmu's Pink Windmillhave become infamous for their hyper dancing and interesting fashion sense.
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The fun really began on Oct. 28 when whoever tweets from @Turbo_Jimmy jumpstarted the engine of bizarre nostalgia, making a video of the video, by filming it on his computer screen.
YouTuber Ixistant promptly pinned a version of video to noticeboard of the internet, Reddit, and the rest is a blurry history of "TFW" style memes.
By Nov. 28, a Facebook page called Instant Regret got the video over the 11 million views line. Impressive.
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Ethical soap connoisseurs, Lush, have already made their own attempt at a remake in the U.K. after they were dragged for their in-store enthusiasm via a reference to the video.
Will "kids introducing themselves" be the next #MannequinChallenge?
Please God, no. But if that's the case, at least we all have permission to be #OverIt in about week.
[H/T Buzzfeed]
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