Tom Krieglstein introduces "dance floor theory" to a crowd, using hand-raising polls to ask if they'd find dancing onstage exciting or intimidating. He builds anticipation for a performance at 8:28 p.m. through humor and audience interaction.
Actually, I lied. I do have another question. When you walked in the room and you heard music playing, and now all of a sudden this slide pops up on the screen, and you're reading in your mind the phrase dance floor theory, and you're thinking to yourself, there's a chance I come up on stage in front of everybody and bust out my best stanky dungy dab or whatever. What? Raise your hand if that is exciting for you. Three of you. Good. This is gonna go great. I appreciate it. All right, now, let's be honest. How many of you, when you came in the room, you heard the music, you looked up at screen, you saw a dance floor theory. Like, there's a chance I might get to dance at 8:28 in the evening as part of this program, and I'm not really excited about that. Raise your hand if that is you. All right. Who doesn't like to raise your hand for anything? Raise your hand. Where are you at?
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