Crazy Korean Dance Duo Norazo Flash Mob In Front Of The World's Largest LED Screen - VIDEO
Ever wondered what it would look like if one of Korea's biggest bands sang one of their biggest hits in front of THE biggest LED screen in the world?
Online, May 3, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Ever wondered what it would look like if one of Korea's biggest bands sang one of their biggest hits in front of THE biggest LED screen in the world?
Strangely, a lot like you'd imagine but with much more fluorescent clothing and neon.
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The band is Norazo, the song is 'Superman' and the biggest LED screen in the world is in Seoul Square, South Korea.
Over 5,000 people braved a temperature of minus 15 to witness this synch video flash mob organised to promote 'Super LED' technology.
For the record, the Seoul Square screen is 99 meters x 78 meters covering 7722 meters squared. It is made up of 42,000 LED bulbs and can generate 1,073,741,824 different colours. Far more than the human eye can actually detect.
The building the screen sits on is a regular occupied office block. The screens rapidly growing popularity with the public has made this office building one of the biggest landmarks in Asia.
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