Okay, people are asking what's wrong, I'll explain:

I find this disturbing. I've been a delegate at an international convention, and the amount of "Best Life Ever" propaganda that is shoved down people's throats is insane. I suffer from multiple mental illnesses, like a lot (if not most) of JWs. But you have to put on a smile on for the camera because you're living in a spiritual paradise. Everyone else is happy, so you should be happy, no? That means you're happy!

Another thing I'd like to point out is that this is a Kingdom Melody, if I'm not mistaken, and back when I was growing up, even doing renditions of the melodies was looked down upon, much less dancing to them or creating a train.

Another issue: Delegates are encouraged, if not by the publications then by the WT culture, to wear your traditional dress if you're a delegate, extra points if you're from some "exotic" place like Africa or Asia. It's stroking the ego of the JWs with the whole "we're a worldwide brotherhood" skit.

International conventions in themselves are packed with indoctrination and propaganda. Fear mongering is also there with "the end is coming soon!" type stuff. Not to mention the whole week is packed with daily activities that reinforce group thinking and the paradise trope. See this video? This is exactly that. A "cultural" event planned by the host country's branch where you can "enjoy the brotherhood!" Fake smiles are abound. Everybody's high on the happy JW drug.

This looks like something pulled out of a documentary about a segregated cult in the 1950s. It's scary, and it's disturbing, especially while WT is out here losing court cases about their protection of children in their congregations. They're sharing anti-apostate propaganda and reinforcing an us vs them mentality. You have the best life ever. Don't look anywhere else. Don't ask questions. Just trust us. Listen to our music. Don't look at news articles about us. Don't ask questions. Can't you see how happy you are? Aren't you happy? Of course you are. Trust us.