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Creativity and New Media

A very popular form of new media fostering creativity, is the internet creating challenges that people across the world participate in. Social media stars, celebrities, are all commonly known to be spreading such viral trends which become challenges that their viewers or fans participate in. Dance challenges are quite prominently shared in social media, with the simple addition of a hashtag and the name of the challenge on your post, allows you to view and connect with other people who are also participating in these internet challenges. We're allowed to be creative to our own personal extents with these online challenges, as everyone has a unique twist to the challenge, but is still relevant to the purpose of the challenge, whether it's for a good cause like the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, or even a dance challenge. People do get recognized by these challenges, whether it's by the community or your favorite star or celebrity, reposting, retweeting, sharing on Facebook. I find this as being a way to creatively communicate your own art across the world, and I've done these online internet dance challenges myself! The link below is one of the dance challenges I did, which was Chris Brown's dance challenge. I post such challenges on my Instagram, and these dance challenges allow me to portray my own art in the form of dance, and it's great to see what other people are capable to do with these dance challenges as well as you do get a lot of creative ideas that turn into unique skits and group choreography, which are just really fun to watch and do. Below is a link from my facebook from one of the challenges I did and posted on my Instagram as well. Hope you enjoy :)


https://www.facebook.com/100006318032491/videos/1931670617053521/?id=100006318032491

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