Watch these styrofoam balls get their groove on to some electronic music. The vibrations of the music cause the styrofoam balls to stack up on eachother and wiggle around. I love how the stacks of styrofoams look like tiny little beings at a rave. All of the formations seem to react the exact same way to each sound, causing them to dance in a synchronized way.
Styrofoam balls enjoy dancing to electronic music
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