Let's Do The Harlem Shake Pinoy Style in Baguio City

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I was stumbling upon some videos of this crazy hit unchoreographed dance called the "Harlem Shake" and I found this one featuring The Mansion in Baguio City. Whoah! That's really crazy and makulit! 2013 is the year where everyone can already dance even those with "parehong kaliwa ang paa"!

Sooner, we will also be featuring our very own Harlem Shake in one of our future travel videos--if we get crazy! For now let's do the Harlem Shake, Pinoy Style in Baguio!

*Video courtesy of the uploader.

Harlem Shake

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Kung Hei Fat Choi!

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