Rock and rolling! Neighbours perform hilarious lockdown dance routine to Tina Turner hit in the street – complete with wigs and wheelie bins
- A group of neighbours on Aberdeen’s Norfolk road performed a dance routine
- The group was socially-distanced and used their wheelie bins as dancing props
- Some dressed as Tina Turner for the energetic dance to the star’s Proud Mary
A group of neighbours performed a socially-distanced, choreographed dance with their wheelie bins during lockdown.
Aberdeen’s Norfolk road residents danced to Tina Turner’s Proud Mary with some of them dressed up as the star herself.
The footage starts by showing a home-made sign that reads: ‘Mary is feeling proud tonight’ before zooming out to show the residents clicking in time to the music.
Neighbours on Norfolk road in Aberdeen performed a socially-distanced dance routine to Tina Turner’s Proud Mary during lockdown
They all used their black wheelie bins as props and some of the neighbours even dressed up as Tina Turner
Each performer stands next to their black plastic wheelie bins in a line parallel to another line of more dancers on the other side of the road.
Other residents on the street watch the dance and film it while the dancers put on an impressive display.
During the dance the camera zooms in on another home-made sign telling people to donate to Aberdeen foodbank with the words: ‘Aberdeen Foodbank. Please donate at www.cfine.org’.
The routine comes to a theatrical end when the dancers dramatically knock over their bins and bow to the applause of everyone else on the street.
The video started by showing viewers a home-made sign that read: ‘Mary is feeling proud tonight’ before zooming out onto the dancers
The energetic, impressive routine ended with the dancers knocking over their wheelie bins and bowing for the rest of the street
Fubar News posted the fun video on Facebook which now has over 55,000 views since it was shared last night.
Rhona Still commented: ‘If nothing else this virus has certainly brought out the best in some people and great community spirit.
‘You’re all FABULOUS’
‘Well done great to see everyone in a street coming together at such a difficult time,’ said Lyn Young.
Amanda Smith was impressed at the coordinated costumes and props and asked where they were all from.
‘Very creative street,’ she said.