After Nick and Mary's "First Dance," (I'm sure they've danced before. I mean, come on, it's the 21st century. Nobody waits until marriage anymore) everyone got down to the sweet tunes blaring out of Nick's laptop.
Even these two stone cold lesbones from LA. The one with her back to the camera, Kelly, also grew up in Scottsdale!
I feel like dancing is more popular now than ever before. I mean, I guess dancing has always been popular, but now you don't have to be good at it. Nobody needs to be Gene Kelly. It's just cool to be a person that is dancing, not necessarily a person that is dancing well. I'm going to be semi-racist and say that this an extension of my theory that white people's influence on popular culture is on the rise. Not that that's good. It's probably bad. But I still think it's happening. Sorry, non-white people. Shit'll swing back around, I promise.
After Nick and Mary's "First Dance," (I'm sure they've danced before. I mean, come on, it's the 21st century. Nobody waits until marriage anymore) everyone got down to the sweet tunes blaring out of Nick's laptop.
Even these two stone cold lesbones from LA. The one with her back to the camera, Kelly, also grew up in Scottsdale!
I feel like dancing is more popular now than ever before. I mean, I guess dancing has always been popular, but now you don't have to be good at it. Nobody needs to be Gene Kelly. It's just cool to be a person that is dancing, not necessarily a person that is dancing well. I'm going to be semi-racist and say that this an extension of my theory that white people's influence on popular culture is on the rise. Not that that's good. It's probably bad. But I still think it's happening. Sorry, non-white people. Shit'll swing back around, I promise.
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