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Men in suits crash a Pikachu dance and brutally drag weakest one away

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Being a Pikachu has never seemed more terrifying.

Video shot at a Pokemon festival in Songdo, South Korea, last weekend shows what should have been a cheerful, innocent performance of 15 adorable creatures dancing to “You Can’t Stop the Beat.”

But for one Pikachu, they could stop the beat.

About a minute into the performance, one poor Pikachu begins to falter, seemingly unable to keep up with the song. Then it begins to deflate, and that’s when the men arrive.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/pikachu-dance-weakest-dragged-away_us_590c9e2be4b0d5d9049bf907

 

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