\n<\/p>\n
A group of men, believed to be foreign workers, were caught on camera busting out some serious dance moves at a barbecue in Pasir Ris Park on a Sunday, in a video that has since gone viral.<\/p>\n
The 64-second clip, posted on Facebook page Singapore Incidents<\/a><\/span> on Dec 14, shows five men dancing at what appears to be a company function at barbecue pit No 64.<\/p>\n Several others at the barbecue pit are seen watching and applauding the dancers as they took turns to show off their moves.<\/p>\n The video then pans to the barbecue pit, where several people are seen chatting and grilling food, with a child visible in the background.<\/p>\n The clip has since garnered more than 68,000 views, 840 reactions and 240 comments.<\/p>\n While most viewers appeared amused, one comment criticised the group for being noisy in a public park.<\/p>\n “Excuse me, this is at public park leh, keep the noise down\u2026 by the look drunken liao,” said a Facebook user.<\/p>\n Others quickly came to the dancers’ defence, saying the men were simply enjoying themselves and were not causing trouble.<\/p>\n “Let them destress… music is good… spread positivity bro,” said one.<\/p>\n Another commented: “Having a blast and loving life, any problem? They are having good time and not causing any harm to anyone.”<\/p>\n Some pointed out that the gathering appeared to be a company event, noting that others at the barbecue pit were supportive of the dancers.<\/p>\n “Looks like a company gathering, Chinese uncle also inside the group, BBQ there,” said one.<\/p>\n Others expressed sympathy for foreign workers, saying they deserved time to unwind during their rest days.<\/p>\n “Good for them to release all the stress and tomorrow go back hard work again,” said one.<\/p>\n Another said: “Family far away, long working hours, high-risk job. They deserve this happiness… those who don’t like, you are not human.”<\/p>\n “They deserved to be happy with their hard earned money!” added one.<\/p>\n One netizen offered a light-hearted note of caution: “Glad you guys are having fun on your off day… Just don’t fight and do clear up afterwards. Other than that enjoy boys.”<\/p>\n One even facetiously referenced a recent incident in Chinatown<\/a><\/span>.<\/p>\n “Hello uncle, you sing, dance at Chinatown, disturbing the retail business owners, then OK?” said the Facebook user.<\/p>\n Amid the debate, one user decided to focus only on the performance, declaring: “Spirit of Michael Jackson!!”<\/p>\n In September, a similar debate surfaced after a spontaneous dance session by a group of foreign workers outside Paya Lebar MRT<\/a><\/span> went viral on TikTok, drawing both criticism and support online.<\/p>\n At the time, Ms Dipa Swaminathan, founder of charity ItsRainingRaincoats<\/a><\/span>, said migrant workers deserve the space to unwind. “Many of them earn a basic wage of $18 a day. They can’t afford to go to a fancy pub and order a drink,” she said.<\/p>\nNetizens defend dance session<\/h3>\n
\n