Redfoo and Troye Sivan Bring Back the Shuffle in Hilarious Uber Eats Ad
In the early 2010s, the hit song "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO sparked a dance craze known as shuffling. Redfoo, the frontman of the duo, is now reviving the shuffle in a new Uber Eats ad featuring Australian pop star Troye Sivan. The ad takes viewers on a nostalgic trip back to 2013, before food delivery services were prevalent, and showcases a humorous scenario in a supermarket where Sivan struggles with a cabbage and encounters a flash mob led by Redfoo. The dance trend of shuffling, which was popularized by LMFAO's hit song, has its roots in Australia, with Redfoo crediting the country for inventing the dance moves incorporated in the track.
Redfoo, along with his nephew Sky Blu, achieved success with LMFAO's hits like "Sexy and I Know It" before taking a break from the music scene. Redfoo continued to stay in the spotlight as a judge on the X Factor and released solo singles. He later shifted his focus to family life, quitting alcohol and embracing fatherhood with his partner Jasmine Alkouri and their two daughters. Redfoo's journey from a party-loving musician to a family man reflects his personal growth and newfound priorities. The collaboration between Redfoo and Sivan in the Uber Eats ad adds to the list of celebrities endorsing the food delivery service in Australia, following in the footsteps of other notable figures who have appeared in previous campaigns.