Watch: Dubai Fountain Sync'd to Whitney's "I Will Always Love You"

Nice Tribute: Dubai Fountain Sync’d to Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You”

Posted February 14, 2012 2:52pm by HVentertainment

Tags: Burj Khalifa Lake, Dubai, Dubai Fountain, I Will Always Love You, United Arab Emirates, Whitney Houston

Off all the people and places to honor Whitney Houston in the wake of the pop diva’s death over the weekend, perhaps the best tribute comes from … wait, that can’t be right … Dubai?

The operators of the Dubai Fountain, the highly choreographed, record-setting system in the middle of the 30-acre man-made Burj Khalifa Lake, synchronized the fountain to “I Will Always Love You.”

It’s a truly beautiful sight. Watch:

Solid work, Dubai. Next we’d love to see the fountains sync’d up to the “My Love Is Your Love” remix.

(via Viral Video Chart via The Daily What)

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