In the fast-paced world of blockchain and meme tokens, sometimes the best moments come from unexpected fun. If you've been following the latest crypto events, you might have caught wind of Base founder Jesse Pollak's adventurous day at Token2049 in Singapore. But what really stole the show? A hilarious dance lesson that turned into his first-ever livestream highlight reel, courtesy of Web3 marketer and content creator Choc (@choc07_).

The Viral Dance Lesson That Captured Hearts

It all started with Jesse's own post about his day at Token2049, where he shared glimpses of catching up on DMs, grabbing a decaf cappuccino from the Base Cafe (paying on-chain, of course), and hitting the main stage to talk about building a new global economy. He even mentioned learning a new dance amid meetings with creators from across Asia. Little did we know, that casual mention would explode into a full-blown meme-worthy moment.

Choc, a 2001-born Web3 marketing agency co-founder with a passion for creating high-quality videos, jumped in with the "pure enjoy version" of Jesse's dance debut. In her bilingual post (English and Chinese), she explained: "We people who do abstract things are like this – can't dance but still have to teach the Base boss how to dance." Despite admitting her lack of skills, Choc taught Jesse some moves right at the Base booth, complete with a colorful sign reading "Base 母拉應援首序" (a playful cheer in Chinese, roughly translating to "Base Mura Cheer First Sequence" – embracing that quirky meme spirit).

The video shows the duo laughing their way through 10 minutes of practice, with Jesse fully embracing the chaos. Choc described him as a "super big E person" (extrovert energy) and a dance-loving "little brother." Even with Choc sporting a foot brace, the energy was infectious, blending awkward steps with genuine joy. It's the kind of lighthearted content that reminds us why meme tokens thrive on platforms like Base – they're all about community, fun, and breaking the mold.

Why This Matters for Meme Tokens and Blockchain Enthusiasts

Base, as an Ethereum Layer 2 solution built by Coinbase, has become a hotspot for meme tokens thanks to its low fees and vibrant community. Events like Token2049 highlight how blockchain isn't just about tech; it's about people connecting in real life. Jesse's willingness to dive into a spontaneous dance lesson embodies the "abstract" culture in Web3 – that mix of humor, creativity, and unpredictability that fuels viral memes.

This moment also ties into Base's growth in Asia, as Jesse noted in his post. With on-chain versions of currencies like the Australian and Singapore dollars making waves, and creators from Singapore, Japan, China, and India flocking to the platform, Base is positioning itself as a global hub for innovative, fun-driven projects. For meme token practitioners, it's a reminder to infuse personality into your launches – after all, who wouldn't want to see their project's founder busting moves?

The post has garnered likes, replies, and views, with comments like "Jesse 真有趣，超带感！" (Jesse is so fun, super energetic!) and calls for "onchain dance meta when." It's sparking conversations about blending entertainment with blockchain, potentially inspiring new meme token themes around dance or event-based hype.

Catch the Full Vibes

If you haven't seen it yet, head over to the original thread on X for the full video. And while you're at it, explore more about Base's ecosystem on Meme Insider – we've got guides on launching meme tokens, the latest tech updates, and ways to level up your Web3 game.

What do you think – is dance the next big meta for meme tokens? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and stay tuned for more crypto fun!