Poetry Slam World Cup 2026 in Durban
Valerio is world champion!
Anyone can congratulate. Only those with a head can dance along. You have one. In four steps it dances in the front row with David Hasselhoff.
How it works
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Open the game
At www.valeriomoser.ch/valerio-cart/en, on your phone or laptop. Nothing to install. Just drop your inhibitions.
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Tap “You”
Under “Who’s driving?”, far right, there’s a head without a face. That’s you. No face yet, but plenty of potential.
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Choose photo
A selfie, looking into the camera. The scissors cut out your head and lend you a body. The photo stays on your phone; only the head moves out.
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Tap Hasselhoff
Top right in the rainbow stands David Hasselhoff. Tap him and he sings “Looking for Freedom”. Valerio holds the trophy, and you dance in the front row. No queueing.
And then?
Your head doesn’t just dance for you. Whoever lets Hasselhoff sing sees the newest heads in the hall, yours too. Joy doubles when you share it. So does confetti, but you’ll still be finding that at Christmas.
3 heads are already dancing in the hall. There’s still room.
Or just say it: www.valeriomoser.ch/jubeln/en
Small print
What happens to my photo?
It stays on your device. The cutting happens in your browser; only the head goes to the server, so it can dance for everyone. More in the legal notice.
And if I want out again?
In the game, under “You”, tap “Forget photo”. Then your head is gone, from the server too, and belongs to you alone again.
The scissors can’t find me.
Use a photo where you look into the camera, not too dark and with only one face. Group photos confuse them. They’re just scissors.
Do I have to race?
No. Head in, tap Hasselhoff, done. If you like, drive your own head from Cape Town to Durban, 2,738 km in just under two minutes.
There are several of us in front of one screen.
Then press “On the TV” and, below the five heads, “Add heads”. That way the whole family gets into the crowd, even the ones who never dance.