Weeks of preparation and rehearsals to fine tune the choreography.
Volunteers from across the island include students from Kamehameha Schools, Enchanted Lake Elementary, Mid-Pacific Institute, Ballet Hawaii and various Zumba classes islandwide have come together to support breast cancer awareness.
"We see it on YouTube and just to be a part of something big and spontaneous,” said Gayla Traylor, coordinator.
Something that’s supposed to appear spontaneous took several weeks to choreograph and coordinate and now hundreds gathered at the Paint the Mall Pink event.
"I am here today at Windward Mall and I am partaking in a flash mob,” said Shay Fukayama.
A flash mob all for a good cause.
More than 300 people from across Oahu gathered to participate and spread the message.
Upstairs and downstairs, the flash mob has taken over.
People in every nook and cranny were sporting their pink and getting down with the flash mob as onlookers tried to capture the moment using cameras, cell phones and video.
And when it was all said and done those who didn’t know anything about the flash mob were caught off guard.
It was a party with a purpose to create breast cancer awareness and support those affected by the disease.
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