'Harlem Shake:' Lexington, White Knoll Compete

Lexington High and White Knoll High have jumped in on the "Harlem Shake" — a dance craze that has gone viral. 

The two schools recently created competing videos and posted them on YouTube.

WATCH:  White Knoll High's video | Lexington High's video

White Knoll posted their video on Feb. 14. The clip ends with a group of students chanting, "Where you at Lexington?" 

In return, Lexington High posted their video on March 6. It ends with text across the video that reads, "Here We Are." 

"Harlem Shake" dance videos originated with comedian and video blogger Filthy Frank. In January, he uploaded a video of people dancing in costume to the song "Harlem Shake" by Baauer, and it quickly went viral. 

Even the Greater Lexington Chamber of Commerce filmed a "Harlem Shake" video to promote its Oyster Roast on March 28 at the Saluda River Club.

Most "Harlem Shake" videos start with a single person in costume dancing. When the music picks up, the video switches to whole crowd of costumed people dancing.

Lexington's video starts a person in costume dancing near the pool table at Groucho's. The large crowd of dancers was filmed in the school's gym. 

White Knoll's video was filmed entirely in the school's gym. 

Which video is your favorite? White Knoll's or Lexington's?