By Matt Murray, TODAY
First there was Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe." Then there was PSY's "Gangnam Style." Now a whole new video craze has taken over the Internet.
It's called "The Harlem Shake," and in the style of flash-mobbing, it involves breaking into dance steps at random to the beat of Baauer's song of the same name.

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It seemed like business as usual in Studio 1A, until Willie Geist got the party started.

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Before long, everyone else joined in. But that's the nature of "The Harlem Shake."

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Al Roker brought his moves front-and-center as TODAY gave the dance a Valentine's twist.?
A few of TODAY's favorite "Harlem Shake" videos from across the Web:
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