Song clip is copyrighted content in this video is © 1997 - 2009 Abatis International, LLC. All Rights Reserved. So, please get their permission before using. They can be found at http://hampsterdance.com -- Check out a page I wrote up and dumped to google drive (it's all on the page in base 64 encoding and js): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1C8RhW0uu9OqiKiO3PqrjN2wGCse8TISW Download and open in modern browser. I stretch to fit which is close to how it kind of looked since screens weren't so great back then. I recently had to re-upload and make it so you click to play since autoplay doesn't work in modern browsers. Originally it was created by Canadian art student Deidre LaCarte for geocities in 1998, but grew into a huge internet meme. The site was named after her hamster, Hampton. This experience provided to you by (source): http://lee.org/reading/general/Hampsterdance/ (update: unfortunately this link no longer is active) Alternate source site: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~bor