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Sorority breaks the Internet with viral recruitment video

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By Jennifer Brett

Jan 8, 2016

The women of the University of Miami's Delta Gamma chapter posted a fun video showing members boating, hanging out poolside, blowing bubbles, eating popcorn and balancing pineapples on their heads. The Internet promptly lost its mind.

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The video, in which a number of members introduce themselves by saying where they're from - they hail from a wide ranging mix of locales - ends with them all saying, "Delta Gamma is home." It's been viewed more than 82,000.

Here it is:

DG RECRUITMENT from Stephanie Nihamin on Vimeo.

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