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'Hotline Bling'

2024-06-01 17:10:25      点击:228

Finally, you can take your imitation of Drake's unusual dance moves from "Hotline Bling" out of the bedroom and into the club. In Australia, at least.

On Sunday night, the club Mr Kim's in Adelaide hosted its very own walk-in light box inspired by the hit music video -- providing the perfect spot to call and annoy all your exes.

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Even DJ and producer Dillon Francis got in the box while touring in the city, and it looks like a helluva lot of fun.

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The light box made its debut at a party called So Far Gone, which had a Drake theme on the night, but of course. It measured 3 metres (9.8 feet) long, 2.5 metres (8.2 feet) wide and 2.4 metres (7.8 feet) high, with 40 metres (131 feet) of lighting strips. 

"It took us three weeks to organise supplies and build," Annabel Hartlett, who created the So Far Gone party alongside Daniel Atkins, told Mashable Australia.

While the light box was originally created for one night only, Hartlett said she'd love to keep it going.

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"Originally we were just going to use it for our Drake night, but everyone blew up about it so we wouldn't want it to go to waste," Hartlett said. "We have certainly considered many avenues to go down in terms of a possible hire service or to take it around to various night clubs around Australia."

"Our main priority with this box and SO FAR GONE was to build a club night that was different to everybody else, to have an experience instead of just listening to DJ's and dancing on a dance floor," she added. 

While you wait for the Drake box of love to arrive in your nearest city, you can practice that weird swimming in the air thing the rapper does in the original video. Drizzy doesn't judge.

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[h/t Pedestrian.TV]

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