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Hallway Swimming

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About

Hallway Swimming is a video fad in which participants lay on the ground and push themselves back and forth across a freshly buffed floor to give the appearance of swimming from wall to wall.

Origin

The earliest hallway swimming video was created by a group of music students and posted to YouTube by Joe's Untitled Web Show on May 17th, 2009. As of April 2013, the video has more than 18,500 views.


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Spread

On October 13th, 2009, another hallway swimming video was uploaded by Kailyn Jensen[1], though it is unclear if Jensen had been inspired by the previous video. Between 2009 and 2013, a handful of additional swimming videos were uploaded to YouTube, but none of them garnered any significant level of attention. On April 2nd, 2013, Cole Pugsley uploaded a version (shown below) that was posted to Reddit[2] later that day, where it gained more than 4,100 upvotes and 2,000 points overall within a week. Within the same time frame, Pugsley’s video was watched more than 2.9 million times.



The video was shared on the Huffington Post[4] the next day, followed by Geekosystem[5], Smosh[6], The Daily What[7] MSN Now[8] and Fark[9] throughout the week. On April 7th, a video of Soulja Boy hallway swimming was posted to World Star Hip Hop.[10]



Notable Examples

As of April 2013, there are more than 25,000 search results for "hallway swimming" on YouTube.[3]




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