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Entertainment Robert Irwin recreates Fleetwood Mac 'Dreams' viral TikTok video

20:17  18 october  2020
20:17  18 october  2020 Source:   dailymail.co.uk

Fleetwood Mac's Dreams No. 1 on iTunes after viral TikTok star,

Fleetwood Mac's Dreams No. 1 on iTunes after viral TikTok star, The resurgence of the song has a direct correlation to a TikTok video from @420doggface208 - real name Nathan Apodaca - which went viral across all social media. © Provided by Daily Mail Legends: Fleetwood Mac - which hit its peak in the 1970s - was topped the iTunes charts with their 1977 hit Dreams © Provided by Daily Mail Vibes: The resurgence of the song has a direct correlation to a TikTok video from @420doggface208 - real name Nathan Apodaca - which went viral across all social media In it Nathan could be seen enjoying the breeze while cruising on his long board before he takes a sip of Ocea

Robert Irwin drinks juice while riding a skateboard as he recreates viral TikTok Fleetwood Mac video .

Fleetwood Mac ’s “ Dreams ” is turning into a chart hit, again, thanks to a TikTok glimpse of a man longboarding and lip-synching to the song that has become a viral video sensation. “We love this!” the band tweeted when members came across the footage nearly a week ago. They’ re likely to love it

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Robert Irwin is the latest celebrity to recreate the viral Fleetwood Mac 'Dreams' challenge video.

On Sunday, the 16-year-old Australian wildlife warrior filmed his own take on the clip made famous by TikTok sensation Nathan Apodaca, who is know by the username @420doggface208 on the social media platform.

In a video shared to Instagram, Robert is seen skateboarding past Australia Zoo while drinking cranberry juice, miming to the 1977 hit.

He captioned the footage: 'Couldn't help myself!'

Nathan's version blew up on TikTok with over 20 million streams.

Singer Stevie Nicks and Mick Fleetwood, drummer and founders of the legendary rock band Fleetwood Mac, recently paid homage to the clip.

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Robert Irwin is the latest celebrity to recreate the viral Fleetwood Mac ‘ Dreams ’ challenge video . On Sunday, the 16-year-old Australian wildlife warrior filmed his own take on the clip made famous by TikTok sensation Nathan Apodaca

Mick Fleetwood Joins TikTok Just to Recreate Viral “ Dreams ” Video : Watch. Fleetwood Mac previously tweeted their appreciation for Apodaca’s video , but Mick’s new clip is perhaps a more proper thanks.

Dr. Phil, Cheech & Chong, Jimmy Fallon and Courteney Cox are also among the famous stars to recreate the video.


Gallery: Early images of the Beatles as the Fab FIVE brought to life in color (Daily Mail)

  • Slide 1 of 16: A series of black and white photos of The Beatles have been brought to life in color ahead of what would have been John Lennon's 80th birthday. Dating from 1960 to 1962, the enchanting images show the Fab Four when they were in fact a fivesome, performing at clubs in Hamburg and Taunton's Wyvern Social Club. They feature drummer Pete Best, who would later be replaced by Ringo Starr, as well as original bass guitarist Stuart Sutcliffe, who left the band to pursue his career as a painter, before his untimely death in 1962. Professionally colorized for the first time, thanks to 19-year-old artist Daffa Anargya Sandjono from South Tangerang, Indonesia, the pictures give a glimpse into the iconic band's early years.
    1/16 SLIDES © Provided by Daily Mail
    A series of black and white photos of The Beatles have been brought to life in color ahead of what would have been John Lennon's 80th birthday. Dating from 1960 to 1962, the enchanting images show the Fab Four when they were in fact a fivesome, performing at clubs in Hamburg and Taunton's Wyvern Social Club. They feature drummer Pete Best, who would later be replaced by Ringo Starr, as well as original bass guitarist Stuart Sutcliffe, who left the band to pursue his career as a painter, before his untimely death in 1962. Professionally colorized for the first time, thanks to 19-year-old artist Daffa Anargya Sandjono from South Tangerang, Indonesia, the pictures give a glimpse into the iconic band's early years.
  • Slide 2 of 16: The colorization artist spent countless hours painstakingly researching and adding color to these black and white images, including this one from Hamburg featuring Pete Best (left) as part of the Fab Four, before he was later replaced in 1962 by Ringo Starr.
    2/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/@john_colour
    The colorization artist spent countless hours painstakingly researching and adding color to these black and white images, including this one from Hamburg featuring Pete Best (left) as part of the Fab Four, before he was later replaced in 1962 by Ringo Starr.
  • Slide 3 of 16: The Beatles' first performance at the Indra Club, 64 Grosse Freiheit, Hamburg, 17 August 1960. L-R: John Lennon, George Harrison, Pete Best, Paul McCartney, Stuart Sutcliffe. Within a little over two years, Best would be kicked out of the band and Sutcliffe would be dead.
    3/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/@john_colour
    The Beatles' first performance at the Indra Club, 64 Grosse Freiheit, Hamburg, 17 August 1960. L-R: John Lennon, George Harrison, Pete Best, Paul McCartney, Stuart Sutcliffe. Within a little over two years, Best would be kicked out of the band and Sutcliffe would be dead.
  • Slide 4 of 16: This rare colorized image shows John Lennon (foreground) and Stuart Sutcliffe (background) in Krameramtsstuben, Hamburg, Germany. November 1960. The photographer was Astrid Kircherr, who was engaged to Stuart before his tragic early death in 1962.
    4/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/AstridKirchherr/
    This rare colorized image shows John Lennon (foreground) and Stuart Sutcliffe (background) in Krameramtsstuben, Hamburg, Germany. November 1960. The photographer was Astrid Kircherr, who was engaged to Stuart before his tragic early death in 1962.
  • Slide 5 of 16: Taken in Taunton on May 10, 1960 at the Wyvern Social Club, this picture shows the group auditioning for Promoter Larry Parnes who looking for bands to back up his stable of singing stars. The drummer at the back was Johnny Hutchinson. He had a group known as Cass and The Casanovas. His band was there that day. Beatles drummer, Tommy Moore was late so Johnny was asked to sit in until Moore arrive. Photographer: Cheniston Roland.
    5/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/ChenistonRoland/
    Pictured: John Lennon flexes his Rickenbacker at Liverpool's iconic Casbah Coffee Club. He would have been eighty years old on October 9, 2020. Dating from 1960 to 1962, the colorized images show the Liverpool legends honing their craft at small gigs before the release of their 1963 debut album Please Please Me.
  • Slide 6 of 16: Pictured: John Lennon flexes his Rickenbacker at Liverpool's iconic Casbah Coffee Club. He would have been eighty years old on October 9, 2020. Dating from 1960 to 1962, the colorized images show the Liverpool legends honing their craft at small gigs before the release of their 1963 debut album Please Please Me.
    6/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/@john_colour
    Stuart Sutcliffe plays bass while George Harrison sings in The Top Ten Club, Hamburg, Germany, spring 1961. Photographer: Peter Bruchmann.
  • Slide 7 of 16: Stuart Sutcliffe plays bass while George Harrison sings in The Top Ten Club, Hamburg, Germany, spring 1961. Photographer: Peter Bruchmann.
    7/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/PeterBruchmann/@
    George Harrison and Paul McCartney plays in the Casbah Coffee Club, West Derby, Liverpool, 12 February 1961. Paul purloined three piano strings and converted his Rosetti Solid 7 guitar into a makeshift bass because Stuart Sutcliffe (bassist) at the time was in Hamburg. Paul McCartney would later take bass in The Beatles' iconic recorded line-up. Photographer: Phillips.
  • Slide 8 of 16: George Harrison and Paul McCartney plays in the Casbah Coffee Club, West Derby, Liverpool, 12 February 1961. Paul purloined three piano strings and converted his Rosetti Solid 7 guitar into a makeshift bass because Stuart Sutcliffe (bassist) at the time was in Hamburg. Paul McCartney would later take bass in The Beatles' iconic recorded line-up. Photographer: Phillips.
    8/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/Phillips/@john_c
    The black and white images, including this one at the Hamburg Star-Club, have been professionally colorized for the first time, thanks to artist Daffa Anargya Sandjono (19), from South Tangerang, Indonesia.
  • Slide 9 of 16: The black and white images, including this one at the Hamburg Star-Club, have been professionally colorized for the first time, thanks to artist Daffa Anargya Sandjono (19), from South Tangerang, Indonesia.
    9/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/DannyWall/@john_
    Among the rare photos to be colorized by the teenage artist is one of a 16-year-old Paul McCartney in Liverpool, early 1959.
  • Slide 10 of 16: Among the rare photos to be colorized by the teenage artist is one of a 16-year-old Paul McCartney in Liverpool, early 1959.
    10/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/@john_colour
    This rare colorized image reveals John Lennon brandishing his 1958 Rickenbacker 325 Capri in the Casbah Club, 25-26 March 1962. Photographer M. Haywood.
  • Slide 11 of 16: Paul McCartney pulls a face in this shot from Hamburg's Star-Club, where the legendary band honed their early skills.
    11/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/DannyWall/@john_
    The Beatles plays at the Star-Club in Hamburg, Germany, 13 April - 31 May 1962. The man playing a piano is often identified as Roy Young, a British piano and keyboard player. Roy died in 2018, aged 83. Photographer Doris Kaempfert.
  • Slide 12 of 16: This rare colorized image reveals John Lennon brandishing his 1958 Rickenbacker 325 Capri in the Casbah Club, 25-26 March 1962. Photographer M. Haywood.
    12/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/M.Haywood/@john_
    An 18-year-old George Harrison in Rabenstraße Stop. Hamburg, Germany, Spring 1961. Photographer: Jurgen Vollmer.
  • Slide 13 of 16: The Beatles plays at the Star-Club in Hamburg, Germany, 13 April - 31 May 1962. The man playing a piano is often identified as Roy Young, a British piano and keyboard player. Roy died in 2018, aged 83. Photographer Doris Kaempfert.
    13/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/DorisKaempfert/@
    Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison during a break in the Indra Club, 17 August 1960.
  • Slide 14 of 16: An 18-year-old George Harrison in Rabenstraße Stop. Hamburg, Germany, Spring 1961. Photographer: Jurgen Vollmer.
    14/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/JurgenVollmer/@j
    Stuart Sutcliffe plays bass while George Harrison sings in The Top Ten Club, Hamburg, Germany, spring 1961. Photographer: Peter Bruchmann.
  • Slide 15 of 16: Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison during a break in the Indra Club, 17 August 1960.
    15/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/@john_colour
  • Slide 16 of 16: Stuart Sutcliffe plays bass while George Harrison sings in The Top Ten Club, Hamburg, Germany, spring 1961. Photographer: Peter Bruchmann.
    16/16 SLIDES © mediadrumimages/PeterBruchmann/@

In June, Robert surprised fans when he revealed yet another secret talent - painting.

Stevie Nicks Makes TikTok Debut With Her Version of the Viral 'Dreams' Challenge

Stevie Nicks Makes TikTok Debut With Her Version of the Viral 'Dreams' Challenge The legendary singer-songwriter is now on TikTok, and she's already making the most of it. The legendary musician made her TikTok debut on Tuesday with her take on one of the platform's most popular viral challenges.Sitting at her grand piano -- next to a bottle of Ocean Spray cranberry juice and a record player pumping out the hit 1977 single "Dreams" -- Nicks laces up a pair of white roller skates while singing along to her own voice.Nicks was a member of Fleetwood Mac and was responsible for writing and performing "Dreams," which appeared on the band's megahit album Rumors.

viral video of a middle-aged man skateboarding to the song and lip-syncing Stevie Nicks's vocals - while occasionally swigging from a bottle of cranberry juice. Fleetwood Mac 's drummer Mick Fleetwood later recreated the clip on his TikTok . I don’t use this verbiage often but this is a whole

Fleetwood Mac were among the many viewers to praise the video , unsurprising considering the clip has caused a massive spike in the streaming numbers for “ Dreams .” Naturally, the viral video has also spurred numerous copycats, most notably from Fleetwood Mac namesake himself, Mick Fleetwood .

In the clip, shared to Australia Zoo's YouTube account, Robert explained that he wanted to try his hand at oil painting after feeling inspired by American artist Bob Ross.

He decided to document the process to 'add pressure' - before sharing the results with his followers.

a person standing in front of a tree: Secret talent! In June, Robert surprised fans when he shared a time-lapse video of his latest masterpiece © Provided by Daily Mail Secret talent! In June, Robert surprised fans when he shared a time-lapse video of his latest masterpiece

Dressed in his iconic khaki uniform, Robert, who is the son of late zookeeper and TV personality Steve Irwin, is seen painting the blue and orange background before adding a forest of trees in front of a picturesque mountain.

'I had an idea for what I wanted it to look like. But that completely went out the window,' he explained.

Robert continued: 'I rolled with it and yet ended up looking pretty nice.'

a man sitting at a table in a park: Inspired: In the video, shared to Australia Zoo's YouTube account, Robert explained that he wanted to try his hand at oil painting after feeling inspired by American artist Bob Ross © Provided by Daily Mail Inspired: In the video, shared to Australia Zoo's YouTube account, Robert explained that he wanted to try his hand at oil painting after feeling inspired by American artist Bob Ross Read more

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