A Taiwanese club is delighting its customers with servers who have taken a cue from the viral dancing pallbearers in Ghana.
Earlier this year, several memes and videos of the dancing Ghanaian group of pallbearers went viral. The performance is part of a funeral service, which is carried out on the request of the bereaved family.
Inspired by the popular viral meme, members of the dance troupe Luxyboyz have recreated the moves while serving drinks at the OMNI Nightclub in Taipei.
#CoffinDance #coffinmeme #champange #leddance #funny #OmniNightClub pic.twitter.com/6s7fUPqAbf
— Luxy Boyz (@Luxy_boyz) May 3, 2020
Another clip of the Luxyboyz’s performance was recently uploaded onto social media by Twitter user Andrew Kang.
Impressed by the performance, Kang captioned the clip with: “At this nightclub in Taipei, they bring out your bottles as the Ghanaian Pallbearers and it’s f***ing lit”
At this nightclub in Taipei, they bring out your bottles as the Ghanaian Pallbearers and it’s fucking lit pic.twitter.com/yHtJnQQjEr
— Andrew Kang (@Rewkang) May 2, 2020
As of this writing, the video has been viewed nearly 700,000 times. He also posted another video showing how the dancers react when someone has too much to drink.
Get too drunk and this is what happens pic.twitter.com/E4R4mqvWVx
— Andrew Kang (@Rewkang) May 2, 2020
Kang’s post had some people wondering why people in Taiwan can go to the club, while people in other parts of the world stay at home due to COVID-19. He responded to commenters that Taiwan had already exterminated the pandemic without enforcing a lockdown.
People are wondering why we can party in Taiwan while there is a global pandemic
It’s because we were able to exterminate the Coronavirus here without even a lockdown
I’ll explain how 👇 https://t.co/DDple081kt
— Andrew Kang (@Rewkang) May 3, 2020
Feature Image via Andrew Kang
