Pitbull 'Humbled' By Southern Ocean Medical's Dance Video

MANAHAWKIN, NJ — A video from Manahawkin made it all the way to Mr. Worldwide. Southern Ocean Medical Center staff made a video dancing to Pitbull's "I Believe That We Will Win," and the artist loved it.

Pitbull and "Good Morning America" are among those who have shown the video to followers and viewers. The viral video shows SOMC staff performing a coordinated dance to Pitbull's latest tune.

The artist posted the video for his 53 million Facebook followers.

"To our true heroes on the frontlines," Pitbull wrote. "Nothing but love and respect to our first responders. Stay safe. Stay blessed. Dale! Special thank you to Southern Ocean Medical Center in New Jersey!"

The chant, "I believe that we will win," originated at the Naval Academy Preparatory School before becoming a traditional rallying call for fans and students at the United States Naval Academy. Several schools and teams, such as the United States men's soccer team, have adopted the chant.

The rapper dropped the track recently because "that message is needed right now more than ever," he told Billboard. All proceeds for Pitbull's anthem will support charities such as Feeding America and the Tony Robbins Foundation.

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Believeanthem2020.com allows people to become part of Pitbull's video anthem. The artist called on medical workers, first responders and the public to take part and submit a video of themselves dancing to the song.

SOMC stood out in the worldwide phenomenon, and "Good Morning America" took notice. Pitbull told the program he is "humbled" by the SOMC's video.

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