Cebu Pacific's Male Flight Attendants Dance To 'Safety Dance' (VIDEO)

Hot on the heels of Cebu Pacific's female flight attendants dancing to Lady Gaga and Katy Perry while giving safety instructions, the airline created a men's version to "Safety Dance."

Male flight attendants recently danced the safety instructions, to fittingly, Men Without Hat's "Safety Dance."

WATCH:

Comments

[Leezagee]

02:57 PM on 10/14/2010

Air travel is a tedious experience in this day and age. Dancing flight attendants make it better, or at least make the entire exercise seem faintly ridiculous. I prefer to view this as post-modern theatrical commentary.

[BlindChance]

07:24 PM on 10/13/2010

This is awesome! I want to fly Cebu Pacific.

[youngblood]

06:40 PM on 10/13/2010

Good for the Men!

[jettymichael]

03:16 PM on 10/13/2010

Whats Cebu Pacific.

[directfitz]

02:33 PM on 10/13/2010

Can you imagine AA flight attendants doing that?
I'd rather not.

[ResearchtheFacts]

02:22 PM on 10/13/2010

Cute, one way to make people pay attention.

[Hanforder]

01:38 PM on 10/13/2010

"Oxygen gets you high. In a catastrophic emergency, you're taking giant panicked breaths. Suddenly you become euphoric, docile. You accept your fate. It's all right here. Emergency water landing - 600 miles an hour. Blank faces, calm as Hindu cows." - Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt), Fight Club.

[artemisvictrix]

02:14 PM on 10/13/2010

Well said!
I like your approach!

[Hanforder]

04:05 PM on 10/13/2010

Thank you!

[ResearchtheFacts]

02:23 PM on 10/13/2010

Would you want to be "FULLY" aware of impending death at 600 miles an hour?

[Hanforder]

03:59 PM on 10/13/2010

I'd prefer a cyanide cap. Unless Sully Sullenberger is piloting.

[eshine]

01:01 PM on 10/13/2010

Am I the only one that get's irritated by this sort of jokey nonesense?

I love a good laugh like the next guy - but flying is nerve-wracking as it is - I don't need to be entertained by my flight attendant - just bring me my drink, point out the exits and inflate the ladder if we crash, please.

[CheapTrick]

12:57 PM on 10/13/2010

I'll add that to my list of airlines to never use. When it's clear that the flight crew just thinks it's all a big joke, I don't feel safe.

I once was on a Canadian flight where the attendants kept interrupting the movies by telling really annoying 3rd grader riddles and then wanted to play this annoying game where people were passing rolls of paper towels over their heads to the seat behind them. I felt like I was at a bible school pep rally.

There's nothing more annoying than watching staff try to get their Youtube moment.

[Sansculotte]

12:35 PM on 10/13/2010

As a very frequent flier I've seen a few "alternative" safety demos - and they've never amused me.
I was involved in an aborted take-off once - and since that experience, I take evacuation procedures EXTREMELY seriously. And I prefer my flight attendants do the same.

[shineOnBlueMoon]

12:04 PM on 10/13/2010

First time I ever watched a flight safety talk in its entirety - and I wasn't even on the plane! Brilliant.

[whirledgonecrazy]

11:55 AM on 10/13/2010

doesn't make me feel safer... fun and all that but not a confidence builder...

[WMUHFan]

11:11 AM on 10/13/2010

Better choreographed I think than the women's version.

[Conk]

09:59 AM on 10/13/2010

Don't pay attention to the high prices, the poor service, the lengthy delays, cancelled flights, and phony terrorist screening, WATCH US DANCE!

[mrpotatohead]

10:29 AM on 10/13/2010

I have a feeling they could fix all that and you'd still be unhappy about the bathrooms, the cab service, the expensive food, lumpy pillows, or the baggage handling. You should be a celebrity.

[thankulord13]

09:39 AM on 10/13/2010

All I can say is wow!