This Is The Correct Way To Dance To Metallica (VIDEO)

When you think of music to dance to you probably think of electric, pop, disco, or funk. However, you can also dance to metal music. Check out the correct way to dance to Metallica.

There's a video going viral online that shows the right way to dance to the band. Of course, it's a joke. However, it actually could work! Check it out below!

Wondering how to dance to heavy metal? Tired of going to shows and just standing there nodding? Well, there's more you can do. Yes, you can cut up a rug dancing to Metallica. You just have to know how to do it!

Someone online took a silly dance scene from an old musical and set it to Metallica's "Master Of Puppets." Surprisingly, looks like it fits! If it weren't for the definitely very old video, you'd think they were in fact dancing to Metallica.

Well, they're actually dancing to "Lot Of Livin'" from 1963's hit musical "Bye Bye Birdie." However, because the two songs share the same beats per minute, it actually works. That's why it looks like they're dancing to Metallica. The same beats per minute (BPM) allows it to happen. It's all about the rhythm.

However, not everyone is liking the dance. One commenter compared the dance moves to the dancing in the Charlie Brown and Peanuts cartoons. Unfortunately, I do see what they mean. It's similar. Hey, change it up and incorporate your own moves!

Check out the trending video shared by 24hmusic4u on Instagram below! Next time you're at a Metallica show don't be afraid to challenge someone to a dance off! Show off your new moves! They'll definitely understand and will totally get the reference. You have absolutely nothing to worry about. I would love to see a bunch of Metalheads doing this. That would definitely be a viral video. One day, it'll happen.

It is no secret that Lisa Way has a party past. Her occasional stories have become a thing of legend on the show!

As difficult as it is to believe now, she even once owned her own karaoke machine. Our Lisa of today, however, still enjoys a gathering, but she has her limits. And, if the party happened to be taking place at her house, she has we way to let everybody know that it's time to go.

Throughout the history of Dave & Chuck The Freak, Lisa has made several references to certain songs that she will put on at her parties in an effort to make her guests want to leave on their own.

I think we've all been there. It's getting late, you're getting tired, and the party is not dying down. What do you do? You could join in! Get your sleep another time. Additionally, you could turn off the music and tell everyone to "go home!" However, that won't make you the most popular friend at the party. They will certainly be talking about you afterwards. You can't do that. It's not an option.

What you can do? Pretend to go along with it, while secretly sabotaging your own party. That's right, it requires some self-sabotage. You get an awful playlist going that will make them want to leave. It's the perfect idea. Can't you just see Lisa executing this at a party? It's a brilliant plan.

Right here, right now, for the first time ever, Lisa is revealing some of her go to party ending songs! Would any of these make you want to bail on a party? Check out the list of party ending songs below! Hopefully, you'll stick around until the end. We don't want the songs to be so bad that even the list makes you want to go home!

Wow. If this song comes on during the party, it's definitely time to grab your coat. The party is over. There's nothing left to see here. Great pick by Lisa.

No matter which version you prefer, this should get the job done. Nobody will want to stick around much longer once this starts playing. It's a shame because The Beach Boys have many songs that would be great for parties. However, not this one!

Just because there are some people at a party in the music video doesn't mean your party is going to dig the song. Somehow, guests in the video didn't leave immediately. Hopefully, things will go differently for you. Personally, I'm getting out of there if I hear this. I guess the same goes for pretty much any Chicago song, actually.

If all goes right, your guests will be asking, "what's going on?" when 4 Non Blondes come on. Sure, it's a great road trip song. Maybe a good pick for the girls. However, the party in general does not want to hear this. It will upset them and they will leave. Just as you planned.

There are many different versions of this song out there. None of them should be played at a party. That is...unless you want your guests to leave. Which we do! So, play it loud and proud! Maybe even play it twice in case anyone misses any part of the song. Yup, that will do the trick.

Oh, man. This would hurt to hear at a party. Actually, it could be dangerous how fast they all start running for the door. You're going to want to make sure you're somewhere safe and secure. They are going to leave, and they are going to leave aggressively. It will be like your home is Walmart on Black Friday. Only instead of trying to enter, they're racing to leave.