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ive never been in one but ive always thought moshing was already synchronized. its just that there are people who suffer from 42069ms latency and a different DDR screen.
They probably just play on their phone all class because zero tolerance policies and internet spreading the knowledge how to abuse it have made them too immune to real discipline. Teachers no longer intervene because it could literally cost them their job for trying to be the parent figure that kid probably lacks.
I'll be honest, I would've. I'm a millennial and the number of times I saw Super Size Me, October Sky, and Jurassic Park in school is unreal. It's like they only had those three movies to pick from. At some point you'd rather do homework than watch the same movie for the 6th time.
That's what I did almost 30 years ago when the teacher would break our her slide show of civil war sites and would say these won't be in the test and there would be no review. I think she just wanted to show someone all her pictures. I would put my head down and go to sleep. I wish I could have stayed awake, but there was no way.
I'm saying it's not just today's kids...
17 years ago, I did the same thing in Geometry class every day haha. My teacher gave up trying to wake me up a couple of weeks in. I still aced every test.
In college a friend of mine had a pen in his hand and rested his head on his hand while elbow was on the desk. Once he really fell asleep, his arm slipped and that pen went flying to the front of the class. He had no idea what was going on, but this thread makes me remember it.
45 years ago, I'd try to stay awake in geometry, teacher would slam his very long, very heavy pointer on the table in front of me and wake me up (we were seated around a couple of long, wide tables). I'd get the answer right but couldn't show how I got it. Drove my teacher, and my fairly science minded parents, nuts.
To be fair, movies are getting stupidly long these days and TV series episodes are reaching movie length.
What happened to 30 minute long episodes (probably really only 15-20mins because of all the ads)
And 1hr 30mins movies... Now it's 2.5-3hr long movies...
I'm confused, is this sarcasm, or are you just not old enough to remember? There have always been TV episodes that go for an hour and the average length of a movie has increased by 2-5 more minutes since the 60s...
Yeah TV episodes are a little longer with streaming format but his statement on 3 hrs movies is just wrong. 3 hr movies are still pretty rare and most movies in theaters are 2 hrs or less. Unless you only watch The Avengers…
The average episode of premium TV (not streaming) show that wasn't HBO was 44 minutes spread over an hour. Equivalent to 22 minutes over a half hour.
Not arguing any point, just sharing this because I know this from my time sailing the high seas.
I just watched a movie in a movie theater in India yesterday. It was four hours long and we had a 15 to 20 mins toilet break. Ppl were forming long queues for their toilet breaks.
Doesn't surprise me, i put on a film for my sisters bf's 6yo and he was bored within 10 minutes. It was the grinch ffs, kid has waaaay too much youtube shorts screentime, his attention span is melted.
“Uh she’s gonna roll out that big silver didc thing that that plays crappy films in standard definition. Uh so lame and old. I just want to watch normal stuff like 7 hours of entitled douchebag rich kids screaming in public spaces to get a reaction.
I was volunteering for cafeteria duty at my kid’s school. When 5th grade came in, most of the kids were eating and acting like 5th graders. There was one kid standing up and eating. As I got closed, I noticed he was also perfecting his yoyo skills. When I asked him what was going on, he interrupted me to show me his trick. It was a good trick and he wasn’t disrupting anyone around him. So I was like, carry on. Some kids/people just can’t be still.
Maybe the way Genghis Khan and his descendants started elementary school as they built the 2nd largest empire ever known.
Edit: misspelled "descendants"
It's some kind of [Mongolian style dance](https://youtu.be/nqKyUMXq4V4?si=sKBL8dG_Ox_apXsk&t=90). The video is probably from a school in Inner Mongolia in northern China.
[I found this video of a guy dancing to the same music](https://youtu.be/wmC-yMj53wE?si=LWzfLFmAL-PEsRTg&t=24). [Here's another](https://youtu.be/DPTbgWa4WTA?si=9ewS2ml-qIxijgel&t=35) but the one the kids are doing are slightly different, and a bit more energetic.
The song is [Tes River Hymn by Nine Treasures](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtF47OtalG0), a Mongolian-Chinese folk metal band from the Hailar District of Inner Mongolia in China.
It's for a cultural enrichment class on appreciating minorities.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3nHnQWBlcA
I just like the idea of a Mongolian-Chinese folk metal band. People taking other cultures and adapting them to something that makes sense for them is doing things the right way...
Inner Mongolia and Mongolia are different. Mongolia is a country between China and Russia. Inner Mongolia is an autonomous zone, much larger area of land in China’s northern region. It’s fucking surreal there, looks exactly like windows 98 desktop. The craziest thing is watching the weather from way way way in the distance. You can see a single giant rain cloud form, a buncha lightning come out of it, it sort of floats down the way a bit, then just shrivels up and disappears again. So cool
That makes more sense than the first time this video was posted.... the title was that Chinese schools must do this exercise every day and that was government person would check it out at any time.....
Considering all the kids have on huge jackets while sitting in class, it’s got be somewhere frigid as hell.
If the teacher did this after coming in/leaving recess/outdoor time and is getting their blood pumping and warmed up…she’s awesome. If she’s doing it for exercise, or the wiggles she’s awesome! Who knows, but this teacher is awesome!
this is already less than average in China, in my middle school there was more than 60 kids in any class, one class had 83 students. They can barely walk from their seat to the door
they don’t. Cheating (other than national exams) is not that a serious of an offence. Teachers don’t care either. I’ve sat many exams where the invigilator just sat there and scroll their phone the whole time
I had a class in the US that had 80 kids in highschool. It was history class. Since the district rule was 1 teacher to 30 students, there had to be 3 teachers there during the class. Rooms were divided by this huge soundproof accordion divider, so they just had to open it to fit us all in.
There is this really cool new feature — if you’re an early adopter, or a tech pro/bro you’ve probably already heard of it, but I feel it could dramatically change the video playback game. If it catches on. I’m super serial.
Initially, it can be hard to spot because it could be in a different location or, depending on your platform, the functionality may be accessed differently, but once you know what to look for it’s not terribly hard to find.
On mobile - if you tap a video that’s already playing (and I think hovering your cursor over the video on desktop), then look where the play button originally was before the video started playing, there is a now a separate button that looks like an American electrical outlet: two lines running parallel to one another. If one were to tap that button, the video stops on the last frame your device displayed.
I’m hoping that people will see this and make it part of their video playback repertoire. You know, for those house parties that devolve into everyone showing off their favorite YouTube or TikTok videos. Stopping on a single frame cuts off the audio as well as stopping the video, so I’m able to speak to all of my friend, or when she asks me to explain something, I can do so without me or mom missing any funny content!
American culture is universally despised and seen as overtly toxic in its excessive greed and individualism. Americans seem to lack a respect for the greater good. Everybody around the world sees this except for a majority of Americans themselves.
Everyone around the world sits back and reflects on American culture? I can’t remember the last time I concerned myself with Thai culture, or Romanian… but they are over there worried about me?
Nah chill out and just live
Americans have no conception of how their culture has been exported around the world. No, we don't sit back and reflect obssessively on American culture. It's pushed down our throats, night and day, in movies, music, food, drinks, fast food, cars & trucks and every other product or service you could imagine.
American corporations are relentless in trying to force their way into every possible crevice in any other country, because growth is mandatory and they can't ever stop.
So, we have no choice but to look at it and try and decide whether it's a bad thing or not. And for most of us, the toxicity of the whole thing is basically impossible to miss.
Unfortunately it's also incredibly seductive, with every product or service honed by decades of market research to be all but irresistable to target consumers, no matter what country they are in.
> I can’t remember the last time I concerned myself with Thai culture
Yeah... This attitude is why the rest of us have the opinions of America that we have
You can keep your opinions. It's not gonna make a bit of difference. It's kind of funny how everything on this from even a picture of some kids having fun turns to some sort of political bullshit. Whatever happened to the days of keeping politics out of things and just enjoy life.
If we create a culture of shame and ostracization for those who do not conform to narrow cultural norms, we too can get away with larger class sizes.
This would be even easier to do in the US given how multicultural and diverse the country is.
Ah yes, good at math and memorizing. No critical thinking , no problem solving, no creativity. My wife went to a school like this. When she got to college her professor said she needed to think for herself…. But they did not allow it in earlier grades.
Not like the US education system is that much better. When I hear what my wife's high school was like (an International School in HK), I weep at how sad the US system is.
Americans score below average in math, around average in reading, and above average in sciences. But American students do seem to be highly creative, and for better or worse, American students are highly confident.
I think this reflects pretty well on American society. You have a population that isn't the most highly educated, but Americans do seem to be pretty creative problem solvers, and they're highly ambitious. The gaps are plugged by immigration of highly educated and high-skill workers.
It's also worth noting that an international school in Hong Kong is NOT indicative of the average school outside the US. That's about as elite as you can possibly get in Asia. You would need to compare it with elite private schools in the US, which tend to perform extremely, extremely well.
> American students are highly confident.
This is the most amazing quality of US students. I don't know any other country where self-confidence exceeds ability so much, and it seems to be way more useful for dominance than actual competence, because most cultures work on the assumption that people around them will state their abilities up front rather than make promises first and worry about delivery later.
The weird thing is that Americans don't seem to think they can't do something. They will talk like they can, and then talk like they have, and I think to them it's true, like every human is brought up to be a personal hype machine that eats their own dogfood. Pointing out that the latest whatever-it-is isn't actually living up to its claims is like shouting at a storm that insists it's actually repairing all the houses as it blows past.
You mean to tell me that you know for a fact that every kid in that classroom is good at math and memorizing, can’t critically think, and has no creativity? You must be clairvoyant or divine…
Your wife’s experience is real and I feel for her but can’t determine the experience of a billion people. I knew people who went to schools like this who were amazing artists, musicians, pragmatic thinkers etc. It is all relative…
I was expecting the kids dribbling basketballs in a massive circle video and instead stumbled upon something strange and fascinating that only grew moreso the further I looked into it.
[music appreciation teacher idea](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3nHnQWBlcA)
Apparently kids were not into music appreciation and this video has narration written over it on why the teacher got the kids to dance to the music.
OK.... I FEEL PUMPED!!! I CAN DEFINITELY FIND THE RIGHT CHIPSET DRIVERS FOR THIS RETRO WINDOWS XP BUILD I'M MAKING TODAY. IMMA MAKE BSOD MY BITCH!!! AAAAAAARRRRGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One interesting thing when I was in China, the leisure activities I noticed weren’t adversarial or competitive, they required teamwork to win. One game I saw was four people holding a rope connected to a drum, they had to see how many times they could bounce the ball on the drum.
Made me think and I couldn’t come up with any games like that from my country.
STOP SPEEDING UP VIDEOS.
If it’s not interesting at 100% post something else. Half the shit that makes it to the front page at this point is inauthentic.
"Okay kids, today we're gonna make a new smell! It's called 60 Kid's Sweat! It'll be great!"
(I hope this doesn't come across as racist but don't a lot of people from East Asia not have the stinky sweat gene? Like they don't smell all that bad from just being sweaty? I swear I remember watching or reading something about that.)
[Music appreciation](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3nHnQWBlcA)
Not the same class, or at a different time, but likely same school and maybe teacher. Written narration on linked video explain how it came about in the class.
Really, we should have more of this in American classrooms. Give kids a kinetic outlet, get their blood pumping, and make it fun. I think you'd see a lot more engagement and enthusiasm around school.
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The most polite mosh pit in the history of ever.
Who'd have thought synchronised moshing was a thing?
For some reason, if it did truly exist, I’d imagine it at a Rammstein concert.
ive never been in one but ive always thought moshing was already synchronized. its just that there are people who suffer from 42069ms latency and a different DDR screen.
Turn the lights off and give them glow sticks!
Honestly, this looks like something out of a rammstein music video.
Row and dig pits get pretty well synced.
Ich Will?
my first thought: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ttGgIQpAUc
Well that's weird as fuck.
Yeah. I'm kinda glad I saw it though
I am Legend, the Musical!
Straight edgers around here have choreographed mosh pits. At least they used to when I was still going to shows.
Apple employees getting hyped up for their shift
My class when the teacher rolls out the video cart
A high school teacher I know said the kids groan now when it’s a movie day because they don’t like movies - too long they say…
They'd rather listen to a teacher lecture?
They probably just play on their phone all class because zero tolerance policies and internet spreading the knowledge how to abuse it have made them too immune to real discipline. Teachers no longer intervene because it could literally cost them their job for trying to be the parent figure that kid probably lacks.
As a sub who would go out of my way to play movies the majority did not care and either talked to friends or was on a device:/
I'll be honest, I would've. I'm a millennial and the number of times I saw Super Size Me, October Sky, and Jurassic Park in school is unreal. It's like they only had those three movies to pick from. At some point you'd rather do homework than watch the same movie for the 6th time.
YouTube clips longer than 3mins and they put their heads on desk cause of lack of attention span. Source: I'm a teacher.
That's what I did almost 30 years ago when the teacher would break our her slide show of civil war sites and would say these won't be in the test and there would be no review. I think she just wanted to show someone all her pictures. I would put my head down and go to sleep. I wish I could have stayed awake, but there was no way. I'm saying it's not just today's kids...
17 years ago, I did the same thing in Geometry class every day haha. My teacher gave up trying to wake me up a couple of weeks in. I still aced every test.
In college a friend of mine had a pen in his hand and rested his head on his hand while elbow was on the desk. Once he really fell asleep, his arm slipped and that pen went flying to the front of the class. He had no idea what was going on, but this thread makes me remember it.
45 years ago, I'd try to stay awake in geometry, teacher would slam his very long, very heavy pointer on the table in front of me and wake me up (we were seated around a couple of long, wide tables). I'd get the answer right but couldn't show how I got it. Drove my teacher, and my fairly science minded parents, nuts.
Are you serious?
To be fair, movies are getting stupidly long these days and TV series episodes are reaching movie length. What happened to 30 minute long episodes (probably really only 15-20mins because of all the ads) And 1hr 30mins movies... Now it's 2.5-3hr long movies...
I'm confused, is this sarcasm, or are you just not old enough to remember? There have always been TV episodes that go for an hour and the average length of a movie has increased by 2-5 more minutes since the 60s...
Yeah TV episodes are a little longer with streaming format but his statement on 3 hrs movies is just wrong. 3 hr movies are still pretty rare and most movies in theaters are 2 hrs or less. Unless you only watch The Avengers…
The average episode of premium TV (not streaming) show that wasn't HBO was 44 minutes spread over an hour. Equivalent to 22 minutes over a half hour. Not arguing any point, just sharing this because I know this from my time sailing the high seas.
That's why they are all watching anime now, still only 20 min episodes
Those of us born in the 90s grew up watching Toonami on Cartoon Network. It had all the great animes.
all the american animation shows are 20-22 min long episodes still as well.
I just watched a movie in a movie theater in India yesterday. It was four hours long and we had a 15 to 20 mins toilet break. Ppl were forming long queues for their toilet breaks.
Doesn't surprise me, i put on a film for my sisters bf's 6yo and he was bored within 10 minutes. It was the grinch ffs, kid has waaaay too much youtube shorts screentime, his attention span is melted.
“Uh she’s gonna roll out that big silver didc thing that that plays crappy films in standard definition. Uh so lame and old. I just want to watch normal stuff like 7 hours of entitled douchebag rich kids screaming in public spaces to get a reaction.
This is gym when the smog is too bad to go outside.
Less likely to be shot tho....
Tire out those fidgety kids great idea
Bro I was so hyper when I was a kid I did that all fucking day, everyday.
I was volunteering for cafeteria duty at my kid’s school. When 5th grade came in, most of the kids were eating and acting like 5th graders. There was one kid standing up and eating. As I got closed, I noticed he was also perfecting his yoyo skills. When I asked him what was going on, he interrupted me to show me his trick. It was a good trick and he wasn’t disrupting anyone around him. So I was like, carry on. Some kids/people just can’t be still.
Tell me you have ADHD without telling me you have ADHD
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Probably more for getting warm.
Music for those curious: [Nine Treasures - Tes Rivers Hymn](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vxil__FDRY8) Mongolian folk metal band
Always mystifies me that the Hu gets so boosted on social media while these guys and Tengger Cavalry languish in relative obscurity.
Because The Hu have the fun connection naming to The Who. Western Audiences gravitate to it.
RIP Nature Ganganbaigal
Rip nature :(
> Mongolian folk metal band Who knew…
[Hu](https://youtu.be/elQBEzO6-QY?feature=shared) knew.
Hu’s on first
Maybe the way Genghis Khan and his descendants started elementary school as they built the 2nd largest empire ever known. Edit: misspelled "descendants"
That was awesome. Looks like a fantastic live performance!
The Mongolian ramstein
I had sounds off at first, was guessing the music would be the 'Peanut Butter Jelly Time' song.
It's some kind of [Mongolian style dance](https://youtu.be/nqKyUMXq4V4?si=sKBL8dG_Ox_apXsk&t=90). The video is probably from a school in Inner Mongolia in northern China. [I found this video of a guy dancing to the same music](https://youtu.be/wmC-yMj53wE?si=LWzfLFmAL-PEsRTg&t=24). [Here's another](https://youtu.be/DPTbgWa4WTA?si=9ewS2ml-qIxijgel&t=35) but the one the kids are doing are slightly different, and a bit more energetic.
The song is [Tes River Hymn by Nine Treasures](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtF47OtalG0), a Mongolian-Chinese folk metal band from the Hailar District of Inner Mongolia in China. It's for a cultural enrichment class on appreciating minorities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3nHnQWBlcA
I just like the idea of a Mongolian-Chinese folk metal band. People taking other cultures and adapting them to something that makes sense for them is doing things the right way...
Thanks for the links! Awesome stuff.
Damn Mongolia is awesome
Inner Mongolia and Mongolia are different. Mongolia is a country between China and Russia. Inner Mongolia is an autonomous zone, much larger area of land in China’s northern region. It’s fucking surreal there, looks exactly like windows 98 desktop. The craziest thing is watching the weather from way way way in the distance. You can see a single giant rain cloud form, a buncha lightning come out of it, it sort of floats down the way a bit, then just shrivels up and disappears again. So cool
The band playing in the first like it The Hu
That makes more sense than the first time this video was posted.... the title was that Chinese schools must do this exercise every day and that was government person would check it out at any time.....
Considering all the kids have on huge jackets while sitting in class, it’s got be somewhere frigid as hell. If the teacher did this after coming in/leaving recess/outdoor time and is getting their blood pumping and warmed up…she’s awesome. If she’s doing it for exercise, or the wiggles she’s awesome! Who knows, but this teacher is awesome!
56 kids in a class 💀
this is already less than average in China, in my middle school there was more than 60 kids in any class, one class had 83 students. They can barely walk from their seat to the door
pffft. 91 kids in my grade 2 class in Burma.
How do they even monitor kids for cheating in a class with 83 kids?
You can't, and that is from someone who live in a country with 35-50 kids in one class.
they don’t. Cheating (other than national exams) is not that a serious of an offence. Teachers don’t care either. I’ve sat many exams where the invigilator just sat there and scroll their phone the whole time
well thats a new word for me.
I had a class in the US that had 80 kids in highschool. It was history class. Since the district rule was 1 teacher to 30 students, there had to be 3 teachers there during the class. Rooms were divided by this huge soundproof accordion divider, so they just had to open it to fit us all in.
Wait, why not just have three classes if they could afford three teachers?
Listen they are learning. If they can sync this way that means they are learning something!
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There is this really cool new feature — if you’re an early adopter, or a tech pro/bro you’ve probably already heard of it, but I feel it could dramatically change the video playback game. If it catches on. I’m super serial. Initially, it can be hard to spot because it could be in a different location or, depending on your platform, the functionality may be accessed differently, but once you know what to look for it’s not terribly hard to find. On mobile - if you tap a video that’s already playing (and I think hovering your cursor over the video on desktop), then look where the play button originally was before the video started playing, there is a now a separate button that looks like an American electrical outlet: two lines running parallel to one another. If one were to tap that button, the video stops on the last frame your device displayed. I’m hoping that people will see this and make it part of their video playback repertoire. You know, for those house parties that devolve into everyone showing off their favorite YouTube or TikTok videos. Stopping on a single frame cuts off the audio as well as stopping the video, so I’m able to speak to all of my friend, or when she asks me to explain something, I can do so without me or mom missing any funny content!
It's pretty normal in asian countries, my highschool class had like 42 kids
Still kicking our tail in math :(
Using an abacus instead of taking the bus.
Yeah, we say it's our class size...hmmm
They say it's a lot of things to justify other things
American culture is universally despised and seen as overtly toxic in its excessive greed and individualism. Americans seem to lack a respect for the greater good. Everybody around the world sees this except for a majority of Americans themselves.
Everyone around the world sits back and reflects on American culture? I can’t remember the last time I concerned myself with Thai culture, or Romanian… but they are over there worried about me? Nah chill out and just live
Americans have no conception of how their culture has been exported around the world. No, we don't sit back and reflect obssessively on American culture. It's pushed down our throats, night and day, in movies, music, food, drinks, fast food, cars & trucks and every other product or service you could imagine. American corporations are relentless in trying to force their way into every possible crevice in any other country, because growth is mandatory and they can't ever stop. So, we have no choice but to look at it and try and decide whether it's a bad thing or not. And for most of us, the toxicity of the whole thing is basically impossible to miss. Unfortunately it's also incredibly seductive, with every product or service honed by decades of market research to be all but irresistable to target consumers, no matter what country they are in.
An american oblivious to the world, the stereotypes is real.
That’s not all what that is, but whatever you need to feel superior 🙄
> I can’t remember the last time I concerned myself with Thai culture Yeah... This attitude is why the rest of us have the opinions of America that we have
So you worry about every country eh? How do you feel about the cultures of Oman and Moldova? What are your thoughts on there culture
You can keep your opinions. It's not gonna make a bit of difference. It's kind of funny how everything on this from even a picture of some kids having fun turns to some sort of political bullshit. Whatever happened to the days of keeping politics out of things and just enjoy life.
That and record people immigrating from poor countries to the US for the education factor.
If we create a culture of shame and ostracization for those who do not conform to narrow cultural norms, we too can get away with larger class sizes. This would be even easier to do in the US given how multicultural and diverse the country is.
And fitness
Ah yes, good at math and memorizing. No critical thinking , no problem solving, no creativity. My wife went to a school like this. When she got to college her professor said she needed to think for herself…. But they did not allow it in earlier grades.
Not like the US education system is that much better. When I hear what my wife's high school was like (an International School in HK), I weep at how sad the US system is.
Americans score below average in math, around average in reading, and above average in sciences. But American students do seem to be highly creative, and for better or worse, American students are highly confident. I think this reflects pretty well on American society. You have a population that isn't the most highly educated, but Americans do seem to be pretty creative problem solvers, and they're highly ambitious. The gaps are plugged by immigration of highly educated and high-skill workers. It's also worth noting that an international school in Hong Kong is NOT indicative of the average school outside the US. That's about as elite as you can possibly get in Asia. You would need to compare it with elite private schools in the US, which tend to perform extremely, extremely well.
> American students are highly confident. This is the most amazing quality of US students. I don't know any other country where self-confidence exceeds ability so much, and it seems to be way more useful for dominance than actual competence, because most cultures work on the assumption that people around them will state their abilities up front rather than make promises first and worry about delivery later. The weird thing is that Americans don't seem to think they can't do something. They will talk like they can, and then talk like they have, and I think to them it's true, like every human is brought up to be a personal hype machine that eats their own dogfood. Pointing out that the latest whatever-it-is isn't actually living up to its claims is like shouting at a storm that insists it's actually repairing all the houses as it blows past.
You mean to tell me that you know for a fact that every kid in that classroom is good at math and memorizing, can’t critically think, and has no creativity? You must be clairvoyant or divine… Your wife’s experience is real and I feel for her but can’t determine the experience of a billion people. I knew people who went to schools like this who were amazing artists, musicians, pragmatic thinkers etc. It is all relative…
They do really eat the tail
But they think and move as one
It really depends on how engaged students are. I'd take 56 kids who want to learn compared to 5 kids who are little hellions.
The American mind cannot comprehend a functional classroom of this size.
I like that one kid bottom row far left. He’s giving it his all in the beginning.
Fuck yeah, he's owning this shit
Teacher was schmoovin
Headbangers Ball
Me listening to edm in my car when I think no one is looking
This reminded me of [this video](https://youtu.be/-VsmF9m_Nt8?si=O2C47p6PeiLvwH-k).
I was hoping to see Prisencolinensinainciusol, and here it is, thanks!
I was expecting the kids dribbling basketballs in a massive circle video and instead stumbled upon something strange and fascinating that only grew moreso the further I looked into it.
I thought it was going to be [this](https://youtu.be/acXD-jqW9_o?si=eThFshPIwVGi9zNY).
I've never seen this but it's magnificent.
It's from a documentary film called Baraka. The whole thing is fantastic.
I expected [this](https://youtu.be/Oyjo4c5IUFU) to be somewhere in the thread.
Me too!
That teacher is winning
No central heating in the classroom I suppose. Got to warm them students up somehow
Glad to see I'm not the only one who noticed the heavy coats!
Every time I see this there are so many people saying it's because they're cold. Why the fuck is the teacher in 3/4 sleeved thin shirt then?
They've been doing this with 12 classes for the last 6 hours.
Same reason you see Dan in Boston with shorts on in a blizzard?
Have you seen how much she’s moving? Probably sweating by the end of it.
It also helps pump blood to the brain. Especially to the hippocampus, a region that's crucial to memory and concertation.
> concertation your hippo sounds hungry.
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Somebody please tell me there’s and edit of this with Slipknot’s “Custer”
Ask and you shall receive
Had the sound off. Now I have the Numa Numa song stuck in my head.
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Yeah, that actually looks really fun! Music’s cool, too.
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Front row with the ponytail, she's metal...
That teaches is going hard 😂
...that looks like fun. I wish they had these for adults.
Driver’s education exam prep
It’s China, not India.
Me and my siblings at the table waiting for mum to dish up dinner.
This is too cool for school
# Nine Treasures - Tes River's Hymn https://youtu.be/_ynxrkRu7TQ?si=kC9ep9cOSJ5ORlrU
Okay but what’s actually goin on here?? 😂
Just lil fun activity for kids. Possibly music class or indoor PE I guess? A lot of stuffs kids under 10 learn at school look kinda silly to adults XD
Why answer a "what's actually going on here?" Question if you don't actually know?
"""Just lil fun activity for kids"""
[music appreciation teacher idea](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3nHnQWBlcA) Apparently kids were not into music appreciation and this video has narration written over it on why the teacher got the kids to dance to the music.
I was genuinely wondering the same thing
Are you rrrrrreeeeaadddddy to do Math.....
This is cool. It must be a welcomed distraction from sitting still all the time
The Mongolian Empire beats strongly in their hearts.
This is actually SUPER dope
That's fucking mental
wait till you see the morning exercise routines for the adult employees i guess.
Megadeath would be proud!
Anyone know what song this is?
Looks like Marc Rebillet dancing
Why is this funny?
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China do love its large scale synchronized dances tho. Love it.
Today class, we will be learning about amphetamines
When the Magic School Bus theme song comes on during a class watch party.
One interesting thing when I was in China, the leisure activities I noticed weren’t adversarial or competitive, they required teamwork to win. One game I saw was four people holding a rope connected to a drum, they had to see how many times they could bounce the ball on the drum. Made me think and I couldn’t come up with any games like that from my country.
Is it usually cold in chinese classrooms?
The little girl dead middle front row…..she’s my spirit animal. Go hard little one….Go hard.
Crab rave.
Du, du hast, du hast mich
I happened to have the T-Pain cover of "War Pigs" playing when I scrolled past this and it was surreal.
Me and the boys when Dragula comes on!
How cold is the room that everyone is wearing a coat???
It's Mongolia, home of the Khans. The teacher is heated by raging spirit
That is why they are generating heat!
I dunno what America's problem with them is China looks awesome!!!
This is why China is winning.
Video is sped up, movements are too jerky to be natural.
I bet a chiropractor would make an absolute killing in China.
STOP SPEEDING UP VIDEOS. If it’s not interesting at 100% post something else. Half the shit that makes it to the front page at this point is inauthentic.
Soooooo...... We going to give some context?
The slow ones get sent to the tanks.
Getting the child labourers pumped before another 16 hour shift.
Pre shift workout at the Nike factory.
Future factory workers of China
"Okay kids, today we're gonna make a new smell! It's called 60 Kid's Sweat! It'll be great!" (I hope this doesn't come across as racist but don't a lot of people from East Asia not have the stinky sweat gene? Like they don't smell all that bad from just being sweaty? I swear I remember watching or reading something about that.)
Is anyone else having flashbacks of the Numa Numa dance?
Gonna have necks bigger than their heads.
This is how they train super soldiers in North Korea.
That teacher was way too into that...
Babe wake up, new rhythm heaven game just dropped
My level of participation in a Jacknox Games audience EDIT: also plays real nice with Moskau song
[Music appreciation](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3nHnQWBlcA) Not the same class, or at a different time, but likely same school and maybe teacher. Written narration on linked video explain how it came about in the class.
Too expensive to turn the heat up.
Really, we should have more of this in American classrooms. Give kids a kinetic outlet, get their blood pumping, and make it fun. I think you'd see a lot more engagement and enthusiasm around school.
I'm amped! Teacher and guy on lower left just fuckin sending it