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Video: Gangnam Style dancers videobomb Hurricane Sandy report
30th Oct 2012 5:11pm | By Dan Thorne
Proof that the Gangnam Style craze is getting everywhere, even in potential disaster zones, a couple of pranksters took the opportunity to dance in the background of a news weather report.
The reporter in Norfolk, Virginia was reporting live for WAVY-TV from a beach where Hurricane Sandy was predicted to be headed.
With just enough time to say "This is serious business here in Ocean View..." before the rain mac wearing dancers spring onto the scene and break out some Gangnam moves along the shoreline, this is a hilarious bit of videobombing.
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