Turk Performs 'Kiki Challenge' Dance
The magic of KiKi challenge on Bollywood actresses these days has gone as well. A few weeks ago, the 31-year-old Canadian rapper, Drake, prompted a viral trend with his new song, In My Feelingsâ€, when he inspired comedian Lil Shuzi of The Shiggy Show†to use the song's lyrics, Kiki, do you love me?â€, and its catchy beat to launch a dancing challenge choreographed to the song.
Apparently it is lines from the Drake's hit new song - In My Feelings. DUBAI: Three prominent social media influencers in the UAE are facing arrest for taking part in a dance challenge that went viral online. Abu Dhabi Public Prosecution has ordered the arrest of three social media influencers in the UAE after they posted videos of themselves taking part in the In my feelings challengeâ€.
This decision is justified by Arab countries in the framework of preventing the endangerment of the lives of others, preventing the violation of public morals and the violation of traffic laws. It may be simply a classic case of faking a "Kiki challenge gone wrong" video as many viewers do like such videos on social media.
UAE authorities have announced that carrying out the dance can lead to a Dh2,000 fine, 23 black points and the vehicle impounded for 60 days, Gulf News readers applauded the move on our social media pages. It involves one person getting out of a slow moving vehicle and dancing to a few lines from the Drake's hit new song '†including the signature heart move you've been seeing on your Instagram feed '†all while the driver films this.
The source did say, however, that the challenge itself is indirectly a violation of the law, as it falls under reckless driving†and endangers the lives of others. You find millions taking the challenge for the sake of a video to post on social media, and millions others following the hashtag for entertainment and to share.
As fun as the challenge may seem, Public Information Bureau Chief of National Police' Public Relations Division, Brigadier General Mohammad Iqbal said the Kiki Challenge is forbidden because it is deemed to be dangerous to the participant and also to other people.
Authorities in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and other emirates have warned residents about doing the challenge as they can be charged with violating Federal Law No.12 of 1995 as well as Federal Penal Code No.3 of 1987, a law which grants law enforcement the power to arrest any person who drives their vehicle in a dangerous manner that can endanger the lives of the publicâ€.
More and Kekechallenge more social media users around the world are joining the #KikiChallenge, inspired by Drake's new track In My Feelings,†and jumping out of moving cars to dance. The dance challenge was started by online personality Shiggy, but since then it's escalated to a new, dangerous level, with some people recording themselves jumping out of moving cars to dance.
This is also why these kind of social viral challenges are taken up by people of all ages. Viral trends such as the #KIKI challenge, in this age of worldwide online connectivity, can be compared in some ways to large-scale social movements of the past. The state-run MENA news agency cited a warning by an unnamed Interior Ministry official as saying the Kiki challenge†dancers could be persecuted for violating the country's traffic law.
The latest online dance craze — also known as the Kiki challenge†— involves dancing to a song by Canadian rapper Drake in the street while walking alongside a moving car with the door open. The challenge itself started in the United States following the release of singer and rapper Drake's new single titled In My Feelingsâ€.
As a result, performing what has been coined as the 'Kiki Challenge' has been decreed as a serious traffic violation, punishable by up to Dhs2000 and 23 black points, as well as vehicle impounding for 60 days. One of the project's highlights is undoubtedly In My Feelings†- its Atlanta sample and Instagram bio-worthy lines have already inspired plenty of memes, and most recently, a viral dance challenge.