Nine Women Perform Catchy Line Dance to ‘Sugar, Sugar’

A group of Thai women performed a unique spin on line dancing to the Archies’ popular song “Sugar, Sugar.”

While line dancing is often associated with country music, these ladies defy the norm by doing a sweet little dance to this bubblegum pop tune.

Line dancing is a choreographed dance where individuals follow a repeated sequence of steps while arranged in lines or rows. This dance style has a history spanning over 60 years.

The first true line dance took place in 1957 with The Madison, a novelty dance that originated in Columbus, Ohio. As music evolved, the dance grew in popularity and took on various forms over time.

Beyond dancing in dance halls, clubs, and weddings, line dancing has evolved over the past decade to serve another purpose: exercise.

Even in Thailand, elderly people can be seen line dancing in city parks early in the morning. It’s not only a fun way to stay fit but also an excellent cognitive workout, requiring focus to complete patterns.

One visitor commented, “Great to watch, especially when set to the ultimate bubblegum music! Congratulations to the choreographer and those involved! This is the perfect video to motivate people to start line dancing for joy or exercise.”