convinced. The guests could not get enough of our production 30 singers dressed as the service started in the middle of the guests with a POP medley and from the first moment the spark jumped over the guests were thrilled.<\/p>\n
Flashmob is a short, surprising action of a larger crowd that comes together and dissolves again.<\/p>\n Flashmob<\/b> (English<\/a> flash mob<\/b><\/span>; flash<\/i><\/span> “Flash”, mob<\/i><\/span><\/a> [from Latin<\/a> mobile vulgus<\/span> “excitable crowd”[1]<\/a><\/sup>]) refers to a brief, seemingly spontaneous crowd<\/a> in public or semi-public places, where participants do not know each other personally and do unusual things. Flash mobs are considered special manifestations of cyber society (virtual community, online community), which uses new media such as cell phones and the Internet to organize collective direct actions<\/a> actions.<\/p>\n Although the original idea was non-political[2]<\/a><\/sup> there are now also actions called flash mobs with a political or economic background.[3]<\/a><\/sup>[4]<\/a><\/sup> The term “Smart Mob<\/a>” is often used for such targeted actions. Wikipedia<\/p>\n![\"Flashmob\"](\"https:\/\/kuenstlervermittlung-berlin.h35.io\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/11\/Flashmob-1-300x225-1.jpg\")