A group of 50 residents from a New Zealand retirement village strapped on their dancing shoes and remade Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” video. And the result was glorious.
The retirees from Julia Wallace Retirement Village mimicked the original video almost shot for shot, which included costumes and dance moves nearly identical to Swift’s.
The average age of these gallivanting seniors is 82, proving you’re never too old to bust out kickass dance moves (*cough* and put us all to shame *cough*).
Just by the looks of these elderly superstars, it’s clear that retirement must be bleeping awesome!
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