Military coup takes place in background of fitness instructor dance video

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Jane Fonda’s training. It wasn’t no. This fitness routine caused double takes. Call it neck aerobics as this physical education teacher made her routine in Myanmar’s capital behind her, the army seizing power in a coup. This convoy was heading towards the Capitol complex, stopping for a moment at a roadblock behind the dancer. Ignoring, read a comment. But surreal is the most posted word. It’s a fake video look at his half-missing shadow posted from opponents. Getting this answer, I would like to introduce you to the concept called online stairs. Detectives located her position on this roundabout with footsteps behind her, interrupting her shadow. The video was soon Track two K anyway. The physical education teacher Facebook page posted videos to show she had been doing routines in the same place for months. You would see things behind it like a motorcycle with a ladder, but nothing more fascinating than a coup. The song she was dancing to even featured sirens. We couldn’t reach her, but the PE teacher wrote on Facebook. I wasn’t dancing to make fun or ridicule an organization or to be stupid, I was dancing for a fitness dance competition. Next thing you know, photo buyers turned her into the American Capitol Coup dancer. Someone posted Life Goes On Even In A Pandemic And A Military Coup. And like it or not, it scored a blow in going viral. Jeanne Moos, CNN, New York

Viral video: Military coup takes place in background of fitness instructor’s dance video

Update: February 3, 2021 at 2:34 p.m. EST

As a physical education teacher made her routine in Myanmar’s capital, behind her, the military seized power in a coup. A convoy was heading towards the parliamentary compound, stopping for a moment at a roadblock behind the dancer. The video was quickly followed to Khing’s Hnin Wai Facebook page. “I wasn’t dancing to make fun or ridicule an organization or to be stupid. I was dancing for a fitness competition,” she wrote on her Facebook page. She posted other videos of her dancing at the same location – she’d been dancing and recording videos there for months. Watch the video above for more on that story.

While a physical education teacher was doing her routine in Myanmar’s capital, behind her the military seized power in a coup.

A convoy was heading towards the parliamentary compound, stopping for a moment at a roadblock behind the dancer.

The video was quickly followed on Khing Hnin Wai’s Facebook page.

“I wasn’t dancing to make fun or ridicule an organization or to be stupid. I was dancing for a fitness competition,” she wrote on her Facebook page.

She posted other videos of her dancing in the same location – she had been dancing and recording videos there for months.

Watch the video above to learn more about this story.