Time for the next lip syncing phenom

I don't remember exactly how I stumbled into the Numa Numa phenomenon, but somehow over the weekend, I did.

For those of you who haven't been introduced, Numa Numa is an Internet cult classic which derives from:

• A very catchy Eastern European pop song named Dragostea Din Tei by a band called O-Zone
  
• A fun Japanese flash animation featuring three cats dancing to said pop song
  
• A super energetic dude from New Jersey named Gary Brolsma doing a lip sync of the song in front of his Webcam

The rest is history. Gary's original webcam dance has spawned:

• A New York Times article
• A Lego version, which -- naturally -- is a hit in our household
• Some pretty creative Flash animations, including a Taiwanese version which will be specially amusing for those of you who can read Chinese, a Chicken Little variant, and an American Idle (sic) variant
• Hundreds of parodies, most of them not nearly as entertaining
  

Warning: this song will get lodged in your brain and will be difficult to banish. Perhaps you'd rather watch the Super Bowl ads instead? Don't say that I didn't warn you. :-)