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UnknownThe post names Viggle, but the public post and channel expose no verifiable commercial relationship. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQQFFdC_8Cs0:25 · spoken hook

“Do you like to dance? Oh yeah, I love to dance!”

The opening line · 0:00 · move: question

Publishes the finished fandom, dance, sports, gaming, or celebrity remix as the product proof and leaves Viggle in the watermark or credit: Tsehay Wiggle Intro to Dorothy's Dance Class (Viggle.AI).

1Kviews11likes↑3.3×vs their usual post · 308 views25creators ran this script

@Alex lancaster · — followers · 0 of 2 recent posts mention Viggle AI · creator page →

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The script3 lines · @Alex lancaster
  1. 0:00Do you like to dance? Oh yeah, I love to dance! We all love to dance! So right now it's that time of the day we love! It's time to dance with Dorothy!
  2. 0:11Well everybody, Dorothy loves making rosy tea. Something else she loves to do and she does it really well. She loves to dance!
  3. 0:19Oh yes everybody, right now it is time to dance with our favourite dinosaur, Dorothy!
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The fandom remix is the product demo

Skip features and UI, preserve the source scene's song or dialogue, and let a watermarked character replacement earn the share as entertainment.

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