Ask for a video and dance around the world alone.

A white man took photos of himself traveling around the world and dancing alone or with local people, edited the music into a 4-and-a-half-minute video and uploaded it to YouTube, a video sharing website. In just two weeks, it attracted more than 4 million people to watch.

The hero of this "Dance 2008" video is matt harding.

Harding), he looks ordinary and dances funny, but people who have seen it are attracted by it and rush to forward it to relatives and friends. In the video, Harding always dances in 69 different places. Besides Indian, Kuwaiti, Bhutan, Tonga and other countries, he also experiences weightless dancing in nellis afb, Nevada, USA.

Harding came up with the idea a few years ago when he lived in Brisbane, Australia. "I like dancing during my lunch break. Sometimes I get drunk and sometimes I get bored." He joked, "It looks a bit like a nervous spasm."

Now, on the streets of Mumbai, in the headland of Northern Ireland, in the tulip fields of the Netherlands, and in front of the fountain in Iceland, he is dancing happily with the locals. Occasionally, he dances alone, but on Christmas Island, he has crabs as spectators, and in Madagascar, a group of lemurs stare at him. Occasionally, he dances alone, but on Christmas Island, he has crabs as spectators, and in Madagascar, a group of lemurs stare at him.

This dance video became popular, and many people made great contributions, such as street children in Soweto, South Africa, aborigines in New Guinea, Bollywood dancers in India, waitresses in strange uniforms in Tokyo, and free and open people in Paris, Madrid and Montreal. They are all happy to dance with him in a ridiculous chicken dance, especially the innocent and lovely children.

Harding asked his good friend Skigman to create a theme song "Praan" for this video. The lyrics are taken from a poem by Tagore. His girlfriend Melissa, who works at Google, helped him find a Bangladeshi girl named Seddik, who lives in the United States at the age of 17, to sing.

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