I guess Team Hyena found a lull during their photoops for the 2nd Chechen War Reenactment and got bored so they decided to do their Harlem Shake, Russian Army Style. I think we'll never run out of Harlem Shake editions as there are already over 100,000 versions and counting. I think I'll go to the camp called "When will it stop?"

It's just a matter of time that the Harlem Shake will reach the shores of East Asia. And Hong Kong got bit by it and with this Harlem Shake Airsoft Hong Kong video made by HK Off the Grid reported by our friends from Public Enemy. Either we make a compilation or we make a competition to find out the best Harlem Shake version made by airsofters. You tell us.

As we mentioned before, the Harlem Shake has engulfed the airsoft community, and there's no espcaping it wherever you are. The latest group to fall prey to this online plague is Airsoft Aruba from the small island of Aruba off the coast of Venezuela, and part of the Dutch Antilles. It seems it was a riot doing the video but the looks of it.

Perhaps we'll make a compilation of Harlem Shake airsoft edition videos when this thing blows over.

Sorry folks but the Harlem Shake YouTube phenomenom hasn't reached its peak yet and more and more videos are being posted online. One of the most viewd online is not in the U.S. but in Norway where the Norwegian Army had their own (we don't know if this is officially sanctioned by the higher-ups) version and racking over 34 million views as of this writing.

If there are other Harlem Shake airsoft versions we haven't seen, drop us a note so we can post here.

The Harlem Shake bug has bit the airsoft scene as MilsimJunkie does his own version of the shake after Evike.com posted theirs... "Seems that the 'Harlem Shake' videos went viral. My friends over at Evike did their Official Airsoft version and I did this as my addition to the countless remakes. Check out Evikes hilarious rendition."

It's nice to see airsoft shops having a great time whilst doing business. Here's a new video from Evike.com doing the airsoft version of The Harlem Shake. Though next time you visit the Evike Superstore, better don an airsoft mask before the crew there starts dancing the Shake again, and you might now want to be caught on video. Still, hats-off the guys for the video, we'll join you next time.