THON Twitter’s Thoughts On The 2019 Line Dance
When you have an event that cultivates as much fierce passion as THON does, you’re bound to see some Twitter takes. In past years, current and former THON participants and spectators defended their favorite line dances and references with fervor. Unsurprisingly, this year was no different.
We checked in on THON Twitter to see what it had to say about this year’s line dance.
It looks like we have our first missed connection of THON 2019. There’s still plenty of time to shoot your shot, Connor:
Some people will always be in awe of the line dance:
The @THON Line Dance was SOOO good! I loved doing it when I was there! Go Morale Captains!!
— Alex Gallego (@alexg_25) February 16, 2019pic.twitter.com/VzUvQ10GaV
Those watching the line dance breakdown from home weren’t able to experience that awe in full effect, though:
Certified Line Dance Defenders always come out of the woodwork around this time every year:
Some were on Twitter making a case for their favorite line dance before THON 2019 even began. Confidence is key, I suppose:
There are some who love to show their support for THON…
…while others are only focused on one thing this weekend (and it’s not learning the line dance):
There were some clear favorites when it came to line dance references this year:
When you hear @GrittyNHL made it into the @THON line dance
— Connor Keegan (@congrrrrrr) February 16, 2019
@khloekardashian hey Khloe!! Baby True, Stormi and Chi are all mentioned in the #PennStateTHON line dance for current events. Can we get a shoutout for @THON again this year?
— lp (@lollaur__) February 16, 2019#FTK
I’m gonna be honest one my favorite parts of the line dance is the Yodel Boy feature
— Kaleigh Strohl (@KaleighStrohl) February 16, 2019
I see nothing but the truth in this one:
This one certainly isn’t about the THON line dance, but I included it because it’s still relevant:
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