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« Reply #1 on: April 25, 2011, 02:18:07 AM » |
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this flash mob thing is starting to become a trend...i should encourage a few Coptic folks in some Jersey mall to do this...hehe
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« Reply #3 on: April 25, 2011, 09:30:01 PM » |
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Was the song pre-recorded in a studio? It all seems a bit too slick to be believed. All the same, it's great.
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« Reply #4 on: April 25, 2011, 10:18:49 PM » |
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Was the song pre-recorded in a studio? It all seems a bit too slick to be believed. All the same, it's great.
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« Reply #5 on: April 26, 2011, 01:29:37 AM » |
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Was the song pre-recorded in a studio? It all seems a bit too slick to be believed.
That was my impression as well. I'd like the experience more if it were more natural and less contrived. |
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« Reply #6 on: April 26, 2011, 01:37:26 AM » |
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The thing is though, I haven't seen too many where people do a flash mob with live singing. The ones I have seen usually have 100s of people singing. (such as the Hallelujah chorus in Kansas City, where my Aunt participated)
Plus it usually doesn't get the attention that a recording does. (and you would have to get people that can sing well) Unless, of course, you have hundreds of people.
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« Reply #7 on: April 26, 2011, 01:39:40 AM » |
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The thing is though, I haven't seen too many where people do a flash mob with live singing. The ones I have seen usually have 100s of people singing. (such as the Hallelujah chorus in Kansas City, where my Aunt participated)
Plus it usually doesn't get the attention that a recording does. (and you would have to get people that can sing well) Unless, of course, you have hundreds of people.
I don't even know what a "flash mob" is. Can anyone explain this phenomenon to me? And what this whole thing is about? Honestly, as a COMPLETE outsider, the whole thing looks totally contrived to me. |
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« Reply #8 on: April 26, 2011, 03:32:11 AM » |
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The thing is though, I haven't seen too many where people do a flash mob with live singing. The ones I have seen usually have 100s of people singing. (such as the Hallelujah chorus in Kansas City, where my Aunt participated)
Plus it usually doesn't get the attention that a recording does. (and you would have to get people that can sing well) Unless, of course, you have hundreds of people.
I don't even know what a "flash mob" is. Can anyone explain this phenomenon to me? And what this whole thing is about? Honestly, as a COMPLETE outsider, the whole thing looks totally contrived to me. A flash mob is when a group of people decide to meet in a single place for some sort of event or cause. Usually no one else knows about it. Oftentimes it will be a mass occurrence. Sometimes flash mobs are organized by a random group of people and sometimes they are organized by companies for advertisements. Some flash mobs are singing songs, some are dancing... I've seen others that are ninja battles, frozen crowds etc... Flash mob at the central train station in Antwerp: http://youtu.be/bQLCZOG202kFlash mob at a station in Liverpool, organized by T-Mobile: http://youtu.be/VQ3d3KigPQMNinja flash mob at a university: http://youtu.be/0iYmRyuhn9kFrozen flash mob in Grand Central Station, NYC: http://youtu.be/jwMj3PJDxuoFinger gun fight flash mob: http://youtu.be/q7aI6zhbVtMHallelujah Chorus flash mob in Kansas City: http://youtu.be/OiwoWAe1mZI"Cant Touch This" MC Hammer flash mob that invades a store: http://youtu.be/AwzN4633mpI |
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« Reply #10 on: April 26, 2011, 05:33:35 PM » |
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The thing is though, I haven't seen too many where people do a flash mob with live singing. The ones I have seen usually have 100s of people singing. (such as the Hallelujah chorus in Kansas City, where my Aunt participated)
Plus it usually doesn't get the attention that a recording does. (and you would have to get people that can sing well) Unless, of course, you have hundreds of people.
I don't even know what a "flash mob" is. Can anyone explain this phenomenon to me? And what this whole thing is about? Honestly, as a COMPLETE outsider, the whole thing looks totally contrived to me. A flash mob is when a group of people decide to meet in a single place for some sort of event or cause. Usually no one else knows about it. Oftentimes it will be a mass occurrence. Sometimes flash mobs are organized by a random group of people and sometimes they are organized by companies for advertisements. Some flash mobs are singing songs, some are dancing... I've seen others that are ninja battles, frozen crowds etc... Flash mob at the central train station in Antwerp: http://youtu.be/bQLCZOG202kFlash mob at a station in Liverpool, organized by T-Mobile: http://youtu.be/VQ3d3KigPQMNinja flash mob at a university: http://youtu.be/0iYmRyuhn9kFrozen flash mob in Grand Central Station, NYC: http://youtu.be/jwMj3PJDxuoFinger gun fight flash mob: http://youtu.be/q7aI6zhbVtMHallelujah Chorus flash mob in Kansas City: http://youtu.be/OiwoWAe1mZI"Cant Touch This" MC Hammer flash mob that invades a store: http://youtu.be/AwzN4633mpIThanks!! I've never heard of this. I'm also now wondering though how they got the people who own the mall to play the music for them in the background...? Like for the arabic Christ is Risen, how did they manage that? Just curious. |
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