Sweat dripped off Zahid Peoples’ brow as he briefly stopped dancing and held his 6-foot-long cardboard arrow over his head. It pointed toward the Moscone Center. Aside from the occasional water break, it was the only time he had stood still over the previous hour. He wore DJ-style headphones that pump dance beats into his…
MURFREESBORO — Sign spinning is serious business. Not only do local businesses and franchises benefit from the eye-catching, flipping and flying hand-held advertisements, but some talented young people are making a nice income while gaining a fandom reserved for B-list celebrities. And if listening to an iPod playlist while acting like a goofball weren’t enough…
A Nashville man recently competed in the Sign Spinning World Championships in Las Vegas, finishing 44th among more than 3,600 spinners from around the country. Colton Kinslow told Nashville’s News 2 he has been spinning signs advertising area businesses since he was 14-years-old. “I’ve been doing it since then, so this is my first and…
