A wedding party dancing up the aisle to Chris Brown's Forever instead of processing to it. Reported at 1.75 million views in under five days in 2009, and later imitated in an episode of The Office. The record's entry for the moment a private ceremony became a content format.
Died around 2013, when wedding videographers began offering the aisle dance as a package option. A thing you can order is no longer a thing you can surprise anyone with.
Reported restaged as a plot point on The Office, which is the standard American method of declaring a viral video finished and available for use as furniture.
It was funny once because a wedding is supposed to be the least improvised event in a person's life. After a thousand copies, the improvisation became the expectation.
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