If you own a private jet, you can probably dance or do whatever you want in and around it. Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, wearing a nifty suit, introduced the world to the "Diddy Jet Dance" through posts on Twitter on Thursday.
"When you're living THIS high, you can't be afraid of heights!! Learn how to FLY with me!!" said the first tweet. "There's certain levels you can't reach without making the right moves!! Let me show you a few things!" said a later tweet.
You can see the video here and here.
The dance itself is to the song "Like Whaaat" by Problem, and the moves involve some intricate shuffling footwork down the aisle, among others. Diddy also posted a video of his son, Justin Combs, doing the "Diddy Jet Dance". "Nobody can do it like us!! There's level to this shit. Watch my son @JDior_ teach you Level 2!" tweeted the rapper.
Whether "Diddy Jet Dance" will go as viral as "Harlem Shake" (which had countless fans showing off their own renditions) remains to be seen, but anything the multimillionaire rapper does usually gets its fair share of eyeballs. In fact, earlier this year in February, Diddy had spoken to MTV in support of the "Harlem Shake" craze. "It's fun; it's a fun version. Any time people are dancing, especially in this day and age when everybody's trying to be so cool, and people are letting loose, letting off some steam, I agree with it," he said.
Another thing about the "Diddy Jet Dance" videos: both Diddy and his son's videos cut to the word "Revolt" at the end; Revolt TV is Diddy's music-oriented cable channel that is scheduled to launch in July. According to its website: "Revolt is a new music network from Sean Combs dedicated to the creators of this generation. Revolt will represent the architects who define culture and influence society. We are out to build an empowering platform for artists and our audience."
The "Diddy Jet Dance" got some mileage on Revolt TV's Twitter timeline as well. "When you start from the bottom and get to the top - you can do this!!" said one of the tweets there.
