Prepare yourself for a "Greased Lightning" parody that would make Danny Zuko proud.
A group of Swedish marines currently stationed in Afghanistan took some time out of their schedule to create an impressive lip dub. Seriously, this could woo Sandy all over again.
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The clip is an homage to one of the 1978 film's most iconic dance scenes, complete with top notch choreography that rivals the original.
Don't believe us? See below.

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This is sure to be hit at any party -- learn the dance with your friends then surprise everyone with your killer moves. Oh, and don't forget to add your own swag, duh.
Not only does this video teach you how to Dougie, but the instructors are members of the Cali Swag District, the group that raps the song "Teach Me How to Dougie." Mind blown, right?
This dance was inspired by the "Weekend at Bernie's" movie series. In the films, the dead character came alive whenever music played. Show everyone that you are movie trivia savvy but busting out this move in the club.
Ah, the infamous C Walk. By far the most difficult of the tutorials here, but one that will be sure to earn you mad respect on the dance floor. Check out this tutorial for basic C Walking skillz, as well as more advanced glides.
In case you haven't kicked the Gangnam style craze, this tutorial will teach you how to master the gallop, lasso, leg sweep, chest pop and pose so you can impress your homies in the club with your Psy-inspired moves.
This surprisingly tricky dance was inspired by your favorite yellow sponge. We recommend trying this at home before you break it out in front of friends. Also, try not to trip yourself.
The Moonwalk is one of the most famous dance moves of all time, and when done properly it can't fail to impress. This classic move is always a crowd-pleaser, so it's worth the time investment to learn.
Oh, the worm. This basic breakdancing move is guaranteed to make you a cool kid at parties -- and this instructor's enthusiasm will be sure to inspire the inner b-boy or b-girl in you.
Inspired by the jam "Walk it Out" by DJ Unk, this dance move was a 2008 must-learn -- but you never know when songs are going to come back in style. This instructor eloquently tells his audience, "It's really simple, because you're just kinda walkin' it out." So, get walkin'.
This dance requires a little bit of finesse. You more or less stick your leg out to the side, and shake it around. But don't take our word for it, check out this tutorial to get the master tips. Oh, and try not to giggle every time he says "stanky" (15 times in 2 minutes, by the way).