Philips Bluetooth Headphones Point to Pitfalls of Dancing In Underwear

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While it’s quite common to see people disappearing into their own world while attached to their mp3 player and busting dance moves they’d never do if they knew people were watching, we’re pretty sure most don’t strip while doing so. Unless. of course, they’re the Sixteen Candles Geekish type like the guy in this video touting the beauty of Philips Bluetooth headphones which simultaneously connect to your mp3 play and your phone. Created by Isobar and Lukien, the video illustrates why it’s best to pay at least a tiny bit of attention to your surroundings. It’s also a brilliant demonstration of the product’s feature.

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