Dancing Dads Got Viral With Funny TikTok Routines - Comedy Videos

A group of sure-footed fathers demonstrated their stunning dance moves in a hilarious, but impressive video on social media that has garnered a ton of attention.

Social media is an ever-growing and pervasive presence in our society. High-traffic social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok are usually just a simple click away. In a matter of seconds, we can be scrolling through feeds, checking the news, looking at photos of our neighbor’s dog and watching the latest video making its way around the internet. 

Yes, social media, in one form or another, appears to be here to stay. 

One video that has gotten a lot of attention is of dancing dads strutting their stuff in highly choreographed routines set to some of today’s biggest hits. A collection of the TikTok dances from the Outta Puff Daddys was posted on YouTube.

In the short, less-than-2-minute video, the dancing dads sport Adidas athletic clothing as they groove back and forth and side-to-side in empty parking lots. 

Now, when anyone hears about fathers moving about rhythmically to music, their first instinct is to laugh. It sounds like a video that would produce nothing but laughter from its viewers. Yes, it is a hilarious concept. How seriously they all take their dancing, combined with their moves is funny. But after watching the video for just a few seconds, it’s abundantly clear that these dads have a ton of talent.

The fathers move in sync with one another, perfectly grooving to the many different tunes used throughout the clip. No one ever appears to be out of place, behind or even lost. 

All can agree that these dads have some dancing skills!

On the About section of their YouTube channel, the Outta Puff Daddys state they are a “dad-dancing crew from Brighton, UK.” 

They go on to mention how they have been a group since 2012 and “have been dancing & creating fun routines that embrace the humour of ‘Dad Dancing’ to entertain and create joy to all those we perform to.”

Philippians 4:4 “Rejoice in the Lord always: and again I say, rejoice.”