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In keeping with Second Life's famous tradition of instantly riffing on the latest pop culture hotness, Phia Sims created an SL dance inspired by the one Jenna Ortega as Wednesday does in Netflix's Wednesday -- watch above, compare and contrast with the original below. (Cajsa was ahead of the curve on this one.)
Get it here from the Marketplace.
Looks like Phia's version is just a short section of the whole zany 82 second thing, but that might be tough to pull off.
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Even better: you can do it whether or not you have COVID in Real Life! (Seriously, filming this scene in a crowded set while down with COVID may have been a terrible risk on so many fronts for Jenny Ortega)
Posted by: Patchouli Woollahra | Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 03:33 AM