| Display title | Air Guitar |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Making pretend guitar motions with your hands, placed as though you are holding an invisible guitar. Leaning is optional. Popular in The Eighties, but still done. There are championships for this. People have sold air guitars on EBay for a sizeable amount of money. Some argue that the idea has since been replaced with the plastic hit, Guitar Hero. |
