Canadian Influencer doing bhangra in -40° is all about good vibes

• Gurdeep Pandher shared the video on Twitter on December 20.
• In the 56-second video, he can be seen joyfully breaking into a Bhangra.
• Mr Pandher’s bhangra performance was lauded by social media users who praised him for his energy.

Canadian Influencer doing bhangra in -40° is all about good vibes. Gurdeep Pandher, a Canadian influencer and dancer, opted to beat the freezing weather and perform Bhangra in the frozen tundra of the Yukon to remain warm. The video will make you feel nice.

Mr Pandher shared the video on Twitter on December 20. In the video, he said, “Minus 40 degrees, in the wilderness of Yukon, I’m sending hope, joy and positivity.” In the 56-second video, he can be seen joyfully breaking into a Bhangra.

He added in the caption, “Today, it’s -40 degrees C/-40 degrees F in the Yukon wilderness around my cabin. Nature is calm, frigid, cold and utterly stunning. The air is freezing but still very refreshing for the lungs. In this natural environment, I danced to create warmth. I’m dispatching the good vibe to the world.”

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Today, it’s -40ºC/-40ºF in the Yukon wilderness around my cabin. Nature is calm, frigid, cold and utterly stunning. The air is freezing but still very refreshing for the lungs. In this natural environment, I danced to create warmth. I’m dispatching the good vibe to the world. pic.twitter.com/t16l62yWf0

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— Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon (@GurdeepPandher) December 19, 2022

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On Twitter, the video has received over 1 lakh views. Mr Pandher’s bhangra performance was lauded by social media users, who praised him for his energy.

A user commented, “I’ve never seen you dance to down-home fiddle music before, but this just proves your dancing, like your joy, is universal.”

“Your dance brings warmth to the entire world,” another user remarked.

According to the third user, “Coldest I’ve ever personally endured was -35 (with wind chill) in Chicago. Ouch. Hard to stay positive in that. Good on ya!”

“We’re gonna need some of his energy this weekend for the polar vortex coming from the Yukon all the way to our neck of the woods,” a fourth person added.