Nerdcore music-making just got cooler, as demonstrated by DJ Shift. Using Wiimotes as Bluetooth controllers and typical DJ software, he was able to program macro hotkeys via GlovePie.  This is the same application that has allowed other Wii-to-PC applications like the Half-Life 2 demo that made waves earlier this year. Want to try this? Steal all of his secrets and start getting all the chicks by reading www.djwiij.com

We feel responsible in also noting that "Flickstarting" only looks cool when it's pitch black and you can't see white boys doing the stiff-hip headbob. The video is also a cautionary tale -- do not attempt this with Salt n' Pepa. Despite the unfortunate choice of noise, it is effective. If look closely at the monitor you can see the reflection of Nintendo shareholders breakdancing on their foreheads.

All jokes aside, it is fascinating to see just how much people love the Wiimote and are jonesing to replace age-old control schemes with it. What do you think -- is this a fleeting trend or did Nintendo create a revolution after all? Is your little soul crying to get up off your seat and wail your arms whenever possible?