The craziest Jewish wedding dance uses water-fueled hoverboards
Two men in Orthodox garb perform in the air to 'Fiddler on the Roof' music at unidentified Jewish wedding in video shared online
JTA — There’s the hora, and then there’s hovering.
Barstool Sports reported on a Jewish wedding where two men dressed as Hasidic Jews took to the skies in water-propelled hoverboards and danced to the music of “Fiddler on the Roof.”
The stunt was captured in a video shared by Barstool’s popular Instagram account Tuesday.
Barstool Sports didn’t share any information about the wedding. The writer of the expletive-laden report called the devices used in the video “jet packs.” Resorts and beach outfitters offer rides on the devices, which use a powerful stream of water to lift riders as high as 30 feet above a body of water. The two men in the video dancing to the song “If I Were a Rich Man” are dressed in traditional Orthodox garb.
Beyond that, interpretation is up to the viewer on this one. Enjoy.