We knew we were in for some genuine internet goodness when we learned the ITOpens in a new tab movie had shattered horror movie box office recordsOpens in a new tab on its opening weekend, because pop culture phenomenons always produce lots of delightful fan-made silliness. But we thought it was unlikely all of that “shipping” of Pennywise and the BabadookOpens in a new tab would be topped. But we were wrong. So wrong. Because a hilarious new PennywiseOpens in a new tab dancing Twitter account is one of the funniest things we have ever seen.
Everytime We Touch #ITMovieOpens in a new tab #ITOpens in a new tab #ItMovie2017Opens in a new tab pic.twitter.com/oZrFSh46eQOpens in a new tab
— Pennywise (@Pennywise_Dance) September 12, 2017Opens in a new tab
Twitter user @GamingSpeedyOpens in a new tab created @Pennywise_DanceOpens in a new tab, an account solely dedicated to the scene from IT when Pennywise terrifies Beverly with a super creepy dance. Like everything else actor Bill Skarsgaard did as the evil clown, it was genuinely unsettling to watch, but it turns out all it takes to turn the terrifying into the theater of the absurd is the right song.
Numa Numa #ITMovieOpens in a new tab pic.twitter.com/mn9ZHrZIPzOpens in a new tab
— Pennywise (@Pennywise_Dance) September 21, 2017Opens in a new tab
Take On Me #ITMovieOpens in a new tab pic.twitter.com/ssZi3jUqMBOpens in a new tab
— Pennywise (@Pennywise_Dance) September 14, 2017Opens in a new tab
If he updates this for the rest of his life we’re going to watch every single one. In fact, if a clown appeared in a sewer and tried to lure us to follow him, all it would take is him telling us he has new Pennywise dancing videos.
Hey Ya! #ITMovieOpens in a new tab #ITOpens in a new tab pic.twitter.com/HFQzoRgDhAOpens in a new tab
— Pennywise (@Pennywise_Dance) September 12, 2017Opens in a new tab
Even this one that actually works as a scary song makes us laugh.
Beautiful People #ITMovieOpens in a new tab pic.twitter.com/xvAbGLJk3ZOpens in a new tab
— Pennywise (@Pennywise_Dance) September 12, 2017Opens in a new tab
It’s taking a lot of willpower not to just share all of these, but you remember the weasels from Who Framed Roger Rabbit who died from laughter? That almost happened to our editor-in-chief Rachel HeineOpens in a new tab yesterday when she saw this. Please, internet denizens, don’t try to outdo this. Not because we don’t want to be wrong again, but because Rachel barely survived this.
What song do you want to see Pennywise dance to? Float into our comments below and let us know.
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