Laughed for dancing - now 1700 women in L.A.
It is for some people already an insane provocation, if someone has a few pounds too much on the ribs. But if he still dare to dance and have fun? That was just unforgivable for these hateful party guests: First they laughed at the dancer, then they boasted about their "heroic deed" on an internet message board:
"We discovered this copy last week trying to dance and it stopped when he saw how we laughed at him."
Especially the second photo makes you sad and angry: With a crimson head, the man turns away from his tormentors and looks meticulously touched to the ground, as if he was the one who had completely behaved wrong.
Anyone know this man or who posted this? There's a huge group of ladies in LA who would like to do something special pic.twitter.com/DGbu3AXOrB
? Cassandra Fairbanks (@CassandraRules) March 5, 2015But luckily the internet shows again and again that it can be nice: The photo of the humiliated man was shared a thousand times on Twitter - not so that more is laughed about him, but to celebrate a big party with him. Organized by journalist Cassandra Fairbanks, thousands of Twitter users searched for the unknown using this open letter under the hashtag #finddancingman:
#FindDancingMan Help us find this dude with the moves! Let's do this, ladies! pic.twitter.com/JvBIkpIxdi
? TheElleWord (@TheElleWord) March 6, 2015
The participants were not just a consolation for the anonymous dancer, they also wanted to set a mark against cyberbullying and fat-shaming. Soon after, the man was found: Sean from England.
YAY TWITTER !!! @Dancingmanfound #FindDancingMan ??????
We are going to dance !!! pic.twitter.com/G7FxuiSsIh
Recently a stranger who was humiliated on the net, Sean is now so famous that have already pledged for his party stars like Pharell Williams and Moby.
Hey @CassandraRules keep posted about your dance party! @Dancingmanfound, never be ashamed of yourself. You are both truly #OTHER
