It's Elf Yourself, Live from Union Square in New York City
boom chicky boom — November 17, 2009 — Pop Culture
Now in its fourth year, it’s become a holiday tradition to “Elf Yourself”. This year, OfficeMax added a creative by releasing a live flash mob of elves on Union Square in New York City. Hundreds of performers came together to dance and sing. Dressed in full elf costume, they amazed and delighted New York passersby with synchronized hip hop dances -- one of the dances you can choose to Elf Yourself to do this year.
Also new this year is that you can share your Elf Yourself video on Facebook, or Tweet it out on Twitter. Since the application uses Facebook connect, you can grab embarrassing photos of your friends and Elf them too! This adds a whole new dimension to holiday office parties!
So what are you waiting for, Go Elf Yourself at JibJab!
Also new this year is that you can share your Elf Yourself video on Facebook, or Tweet it out on Twitter. Since the application uses Facebook connect, you can grab embarrassing photos of your friends and Elf them too! This adds a whole new dimension to holiday office parties!
So what are you waiting for, Go Elf Yourself at JibJab!
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