Train Station Shut Due to T-Mobile Ad Recreation
Life imitating art created a major disruption for commuters in London Friday night.
Some 12,000 Facebook members showed up at the city’s Liverpool Street train station and started dancing in a recreation of a T-Mobile TV commercial that’s part of the carrier’s current marketing campaign.
The dancers, who showed up at the station after responding to a flash mob invite, ended up getting the station shut down for overcrowding, according to Cellular-news.
According to the article, the TV ad, which features a few hundred commuters suddenly breaking out in dance in the station’s main concourse, was itself “the result of a flash-mob style event.”
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