The dance craze that originated over in the States was everywhere on these shores last year and, despite the best efforts of 30-odd year-old footballers such as Dirk Kuyt, has remained in popular culture.
Reminding us that it's *still* not gone away properly, will.i.am appeared to sneak a crafty dab into the first episode of The Voice, which aired for the first time on ITV on Saturday night.
The first performer of the new series was 31-year-old Jason Jones, whose rendition of that-one-who-left-One Direction's song was enough to convince the Black Eyed Peas man to hit his red button, a symbol that he's good enough to reach the next level of a talent show whose eventual winner will probably be forgotten a couple of weeks after the series ends.
Anyway, look at how he presses his button...
https://twitter.com/Cynically_Red/status/817836298241277952
Plenty of people appear to think that he did indeed dab, and the reaction was mixed.
Some weren't impressed...
https://twitter.com/amyatthedisco/status/817826630139838464
https://twitter.com/swearleatshirt/status/817839177765191680
https://twitter.com/Craig9Steveson/status/817826388564705280
Others were...
https://twitter.com/Hitchennnn1993/status/817825982237331456
https://twitter.com/CasswellCorrie/status/817826225834102784
https://twitter.com/klwilson88/status/817826016974487552
Seriously though, can we just stop this now?
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