Flash Mob

What is a Flash Mob?

A flash mob is a large group of people who assemble suddenly in a public place, perform an unusual and often pre-arranged activity for a brief period, and then quickly disperse. These events are typically organized through social media and often involve coordinated dancing, singing, or other performances. Flash mobs can be entertaining and surprising for onlookers, but also raise questions regarding public space usage and potential safety concerns. Examples include choreographed dance routines in shopping malls, simultaneous singing in a train station, or a coordinated act of public art installation. The element of surprise and quick dispersal are key characteristics.

Q&A

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