flash mobbing
1 of 1noun/ˈflæʃ mɑbɪŋ/
Forms:flash mobbings
1
an act of organizing a large group of people using social media to gather them together publicly at an exact time, doing something for a short time and then dispersing
Flash mobbing refers to the act of organizing or participating in a flash mob. It involves gathering a group of people, usually through social media or messaging, to perform a planned activity in a public place, such as a dance, song, or other coordinated performance. Flash mobbing is typically done for fun, artistic expression, or to raise awareness for a cause. The participants quickly disperse after the performance, leaving onlookers surprised or entertained.
- Flash mobbing has become a popular way for people to express creativity in public spaces.
- The flash mobbing at the shopping center drew a large crowd of curious onlookers.
- Flash mobbing can be a powerful tool for raising awareness about important causes.
- The flash mobbing was so well coordinated, it felt like a professional performance.