Korean Basketball League is super late to mannequin challenge, still slays it

Better late than never.
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Jacob Lauing
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Korean Basketball League is super late to mannequin challenge, still slays it
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You thought it was over. Shoot, we all thought it was over.

But this is 2017, an uncharted mystery of a year where rules don't apply, and even things like the mannequin challenge can find life again. So here, we have the latest iteration. And while every new installment of the mannequin challenge is perennially dubbed "the best yet," this one is pretty freakin' great.

At the Korean Basketball League's all-star game, players on the court and bench, coaches and even referees froze after an attempted three-pointer.

A mannequin challenge of such brilliant orchestration deserves applause, even if it is a little late.

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Jacob Lauing

Jacob is Mashable's Sports Intern. He graduated from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, where he studied journalism and served as editor-in-chief of Mustang News, Cal Poly's student newspaper. Some of Jacob's favorite activities include watching baseball, playing music and eating bagels.


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