Ferguson Flash Mob Dance Cancelled

Flash mob maybe not a great idea right now

Ferguson, MO – Organizers of a charitable flash mob have cancelled plans for the event which was to be held this Saturday. The group was planning to assemble suddenly in a public place near downtown Ferguson to perform an interpretive dance to “Call Me Maybe” in order to bring attention to a nearby charity.

“We were planning to gather and perform an unusual and seemingly pointless act for a brief time, then quickly disperse, for the purposes of entertainment, and to raise awareness,” said one leader, “however given the recent events we are considering another date, and location.”
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Participants were informed via snap chat of the delay and viral messages were carried in coded reports carried by national media. “I saw on the Today Show that the flash mob was cancelled. The red flag in the background tipped me off that we were a no-go,” said Denise Pakerrson, “which is unfortunate because I feel that something light-hearted, especially a dance would help the dire situation.”

Planners were afraid that dance choreography would be obscured by tear gas, music would be obscured by police bullhorns and that attendance would be diminished by other neighborhood activities.