That little boogying weiner did more for Snap that Spectacles.
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There they are, boogying to a beat; here they are, hugging.
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Where did this footage of Charizard and Dragonite boogying come from?
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Here, her exuberant boogying leads her to fly off of her treadmill in spectacular fashion.
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Ily made it all the way around bases, but not before boogying down to her favorite jam.
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Becky G used the opportunity again to run toward Hansen and cover her exposed parts with her scarf before boogying with the band.
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After challenging the cast of The Voice and Gwen Stefani to complete the dare next, Clarkson flipped on the stereo and the boogying commenced.
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This looks entirely Tharpian; the traditional lexicon of ballet is seamlessly extended — with slides on flat feet, boogying moves, through-the-body shimmies and vertiginous plunges.
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Now, apparently, he's lost touch with his gift for boogying, and can only manage to get his groove on as well as any other white, 50-year-old dad.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Untitled, Lorna Mills, 2015Artist Lorna Mills has built a decades-spanning dazzling menagerie from such gifs (no text), of animals humping, dancing, nibbling, boogying.
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The teenage Starbucks employee from Toronto is gaining Internet fame for his ability to make drinks while boogying down after posts on Facebook and YouTube by Carly Fleischmann began going viral.
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That opposition has come from two Trump-like figures: brash comedian Beppe Grillo and anti-migrant extremist Matteo Salvini, photographed recently in a rolled-up shirt, smiling and boogying with Marine Le Pen in Milan.
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You get the sense of community from all of Stars Hollow coming together for the dance marathon, and that incredibly joyful, vaguely Lynchian sequence of the whole town in their 1940s finery, boogying away on the dance floor at 6 am.
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In fact, though the "Baby Cha-Cha," as the boogying infant was known to 21987-D modelers, began its life as a video in 230, it wasn't until developer John Woodell released it as a GIF later that year that its popularity began to spread.
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This video has everything: boogying in the streets with a devil-may-care attitude, respectfully switching to black and white in honor of Rihanna's very important vocals, confused passersby, so much pasta, two adults pretending to hump a lovely European car, and lots of different jackets.
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The aforementioned curfew led a surrealist edge to the happenings—it'll never not be funny to see drunk metalheads kitted out in patches and leather boogying to pop hits after an evening of intense, punishing extreme music (and will never not be fun to be one of said metalheads, either).
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When Spider-Man goes a little bit evil, thanks to a weird alien that embeds itself in the fibers of his suit, he stops caring about altruism and starts caring about the cool stuff: snapping fingers, boogying, popping collars, hitting on co-workers, sitting in someone else's chair, side-swooped bangs.
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When Daddy Yankee posted a dance challenge on Instagram to promote his new hit single "Dura" in January, dozens of female fans posted videos of themselves grooving to the new tune, but he probably didn't expect anything quite like this: a pregnant woman boogying alongside her husband hours before giving birth in the hospital.
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There, in the imposing shadow of the medieval fortress that served as the festival site, I was struck by how stoked everyone I encountered was, from the tiny children boogying atop their parents' shoulders to the nerdy teens screaming along to Sabaton to the ginger-bearded Viking who hopped up on a damp picnic table bench and joyfully twerked his way through Slayer's set.
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Kim Newman, writing for Empire in 2013, considered The Blues Brothers to be "an amalgam of urban sleaze, automobile crunch and blackheart rhythm and blues" with "better music than any film had had for many years". He noted that Belushi and Aykroyd pack in their heroes: "Aretha storming through 'Think', Cab Calloway cruising through 'Minnie the Moocher', John Lee Hooker boogying through 'Boom Boom' and Ray Charles on electric piano, not to mention the hottest band." He observed that "the picture had revived the careers of virtually all the musicians that appeared in it" and concluded "it still sounds great and looks as good as ever through Ray Bans".
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