Frequently Asked Questions

BAFM FAQ

What is a flash mob? How does BAFM flash mob?

Dictionary.com defines a flash mob as “a group of people mobilized by social media to meet in a public place for the purpose of doing an unusual or entertaining activity of short duration.” BAFM’s specialty is taking iconic choreography such as Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and teaching it to whoever wants to learn.

Do I need dance training to join?

No. We accept everyone. We pride ourselves on our diversity and on the fact that we can take non-dancers and transform them into music video backup dancers.

How do I join?

The best thing to do is join our Facebook group page.

Where do you flash mob? Do you do anything besides flash mobs?

At the end of every class series, we take our routine to the streets of SF. Common flash mob locations (which are always subject to change) include the SF Main Library, Cupid’s Span, Ferry Plaza, Market Street at Yerba Buena Lane, and Market Street at Castro Street. We have also flash mobbed (as a surprise) and performed (announced) at countless celebrations, including but not limited to city and street festivals, sports events, corporate parties, nightclub gigs, weddings, marriage proposals, and dance showcases. We have even performed at Super Bowl City during the 50th anniversary celebrations.

Can you flash mob my event?

We are on a break at the moment. Please follow our Facebook page for future updates.

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