Several passengers at a New York city underground truck came together ought emerge the public the meaning of no being desolate at a video clip that has since gone viral above Twitter. 

Civil rights urge Joel Wertheimer was above the educate Sunday while a half-naked man walked into his truck and blasted the Backstreet Boys' "I wish It That Way" via a portable speaker. Wertheimer captured the moment at a 32-second clip, which shows colleague commuters getting down ought the music.  

"Had a indeed sturdy week and tonight I was on the underground and some guy walks among educate cars, shirtless, bumping a speaker. I wasn't at the mood because Showtime particularly. nevertheless during sometimes throng and life amaze you and a little magic happens," Wertheimer explained at his tweet. 

Several educate passengers are seen at the clip singing along ought the boy band's overcome trace — one seemed accordingly especially excited that it was during if she wanted ought talk the unidentified half-naked man, "Hey DJ, possess playin' this song!"

As of Friday, the clip has received more than 2.5 million views, and colleague Twitter users have, naturally, responded positively.

"Part of what makes NYC special. simple ought hate it nevertheless during for well simple ought sensation it!" one person wrote.

"Seeing end strangers, of sum different races and backgrounds, bonding together at this mode puts the biggest laugh above my face," another wrote.

The video during well caught the attention of the boy band, who tweeted at support, "We reside because moments though this."

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