If you want to dance with a large group of people in North Korea, here is how you should do it, courtesy of North Korean tour company Koryo Tours (h/t BuzzFeed ).
Suggested listening:
Start off with a skip march to let the world know you have a lot of weapons and you're not afraid to use them:
The declarative twirl that implies you might have nuclear weapons capability:
The lead-then-twirl to remind everyone about your private internet :
A kick-step that declares "I care about my personal appearance ":
A group huddle to put out mysterious fires across the country:
End the night with a march-stop-hop-twirl to leave us wondering how North Korea got this way :
Watch the full video here:
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