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Almost 50% of Gen Z avoid dancing in public out of fear of going viral on social media, study says
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- Filed today, 05:30 · outlet published no timestampDJ MagAlmost 50% of Gen Z avoid dancing in public out of fear of going viral on social media, study says
- Filed today, 05:30 · outlet published no timestampMixmag49% of US Gen Zs avoid dancing from fear of appearing on social media
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2 outletsIn a study of over 1,000 US adults, 19% of respondents claimed to avoid bars and nightlife over fears of being posted online Continue reading...